Covet & Mane® Press Highlights

“Extensions can be for anyone who is looking for added length or density,” explains Taylor Blades, Covet & Mane educator and owner of Blades Styling in Gilbert, Arizona. Something to consider: your hair texture. Priscilla Valles, a celebrity extensionist, says that those with naturally thick hair will actually need more extensions to make up for their length.

Taylor Blades, a Covet & Mane educator, owner of Arizona’s Blades Styling, and an extensions specialist, agrees: “Mid-length hair with beachy mermaid waves are going to be a huge trend this summer. To style this look, rough dry your hair for texture and use a smaller curling iron [in alternate directions] to work in loose beach waves and movement. Finish the look with a texture spray or a sea salt spray to lock it in place.”

“When you pile product on top of product without washing, you can clog your hair follicles and dry out your hair. Eventually it will feel very dry, and may even break off,” says Sassy Medchill, owner of Goldie & Co Salon and Covet & Mane educator.

This shade first got its start decades ago. "It's a throwback to the early 2000s," Sassy Medchill, a Covet & Mane educator and the owner of Goldie & Co Salon, tells POPSUGAR. "I remember everyone was doing this colour." Like many hair trends that have come before it — the shag haircut, claw clips, money-piece highlights — TikTok breathed new life into it.

The Namaste B****es podcaster's waist-length Covet & Mane extensions were fastened by hairstylist Lina Kidis, and she put gloss on her pout.

The RHONJ OG added that she is “in love” with the more than two-foot-long hair extensions by Covet & Mane, then asked her followers, “How do you guys like my new look?!” According to a post on the Covet and Mane Instagram page, Giudice’s extensions were custom, 28” pieces in two colors. Stylist Lina Kidis also weighed in to write that she wanted “to change up” Giudice’s look to “a more sleek style.”