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Ivory Blossom Extensions
Ivory Blossom Extensions is the salon's own private-label hair extension line. Owner and cosmetologist Tassy Honeycutt selected the hair herself and has it labeled for her business, which means you can only get it at Ivory Blossom Salon in Broken Arrow.
Why it's different
What a private-label line actually means for you
A private label is not a marketing flourish here. It means the salon controls what goes on your head, and the person who chose the hair is the person fitting it.
Selected, not sourced blindly
Tassy personally selected the hair and has it labeled for her business. It is exclusive to Ivory Blossom Salon rather than an off-the-shelf brand carried by everyone.
Consultation first, always
The amount of hair, the placement, the color match and the maintenance rhythm are decided in person, for your hair. Nothing is quoted or scheduled before that conversation.
Length, volume, or both
Adding fullness without noticeable added length is a common goal and is planned differently than a length goal. Both are handled as custom work.
Finished as your own hair
Color matching and cutting are part of the service, because extensions only read as natural when they blend with the hair around them.
Pricing
Why extensions are quoted, not listed
Extension pricing depends on the amount of hair and the work involved, so it is quoted after a consultation rather than published as a single number. You will know the plan and the investment before anything is scheduled.
Questions
Extension FAQs
- Ivory Blossom Extensions are the salon's own private-label extension line. Tassy Honeycutt personally selected the hair and has it labeled for her business, so it is exclusive to Ivory Blossom Salon.
- Yes. Every extension client starts with a consultation so the amount of hair, placement, color match and maintenance rhythm can be planned for their hair.
- They can. Adding fullness without noticeable added length is a common goal and is planned differently than a length goal.
- Extension pricing depends on the amount of hair and the work involved, so it is quoted after a consultation rather than published as a single number.