Get Extensions Like Kate Gosselin (For A Fraction Of The Price!)


Posted on Jul 07, 2010 @ 11:48AM  
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As Ted Gibson was the mane man behind Kate Gosselin’s glam hair transformation, we were curiously intrigued when we noticed that the celeb stylist had his own line of “over the counter” hair extensions. Ted Gibson “clip-ins”, which retail for $149.95 are a pocket friendly alternative to professional extensions, which can set you back thousands of dollars, but do they look quite as glam? RadarOnline.com put them to the test, and we were delighted with the results!

Kate Gosselin’s Hair Cost $7,000!

Though the thought of installing extensions in our own hair was a bit daunting, we enlisted the help of a pal, and we simply read the applicable instructions. Shockingly, the process was easy. The synthetic tresses were divided into 3 pieces, the biggest one for the middle and the smaller for your right and left sides. Basically, we clipped up the top half our hair and snapped in the extensions effortlessly. It really was that simple! The most difficult and time consuming aspect of the procedure, was the actual styling of our new mane. Because you want your hair to look consistent, it is necessary to either flat iron or curl your new head of hair.

PHOTOS: Kate Gosselin’s Hairy History

The end result? A fuller, longer head of hair and no pesky “are you wearing extensions?” inquiries!



id rather spend my money on my children and not hair nail etc. and then she crys broke with all the drama to go with boo hoo

by gacioch
Posted Thu, 07/15/2010 - 8:23pm

My friend gave me these and they rock! Super easy to use and give you instant glamour.

by elphiebear
Posted Fri, 07/09/2010 - 2:27am

Kate's hair looks great, most women that get professional extensions do look very good. Not so sure about extensions that cost 149.95, but you never know, can't hurt to try it.

by moving forward
Posted Wed, 07/07/2010 - 3:04pm

Is that where the hair from my dog went when he got groomed? On top of Kate's head? Eww

by 1life2live
Posted Wed, 07/07/2010 - 1:08pm
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