Covet & Mane® Press Highlights

On November 3, Teresa showed off her most recent hair transformation, and she was beyond excited about the results. “They say your mood depends on how good your hair looks; if that’s the case, I’m in a great mood!” she captioned an Instagram photo that put her new extra long ’do on display. I am in love with my 28" hair by Covet & Mane in color Milan & Dubai installed by Lina Kidis! How do you guys like my new look?!”

The roaring 20s was the flapper era, “known for the advent of blunt bangs and bobs,” Diana Hylton, hair care brand Covet & Mane educator, tells Bustle. The reigning fringe of the decade matched the bob styles that were popular: full with clean and severe cuts.

Hand-tied extensions are one of the newer options offered, which Angelone defines as the ultimate customization experience. “They’re seamless and preferred by our stylists, as they require no tape, glue, or heat for application,” she tells Bustle.

After launching the wildly popular hand-tied, professionals-only hair extensions brand, Covet & Mane, Dafina Smith was ready for her next adventure: opening a 4,000-square-foot studio for the ultimate personalized hair extension experience. The Studio is meant to be a flexible workspace, to accommodate education classes, VIP clients, workshops and beyond. Here, she shares details about what stylists can expect at the Covet & Mane Studio and why the industry needs this hair haven.

"[Sew-in extensions are] easier to style than bonded or tape-in extensions," says Dafina Smith, founder and CEO of Covet & Mane. "Our hair offers versatility to wear hair up, down, braided, in a ponytail or bun, and to live an active lifestyle without ever seeing the extensions...They also allow clients and stylists to use hair products and hot tools freely without breaking down bonds."

The mom-of-four wore Covet & Mane hair extensions and had her makeup professionally done by Priscilla DiStasio and was styled by Lina Kidis.