Founder and CEO of RPZL Lisa Richards and master stylist Stephanie Angelone discuss what hairstyles work the best for the transition from summer to fall, why bangs are the one hair trend they always regret, and demonstrate how to use RPZL extensions for a quick and easy update to your styling routine.

RPZL CEO, Master Stylist on Easy Summer-to-Fall Hairstyles, Trends, And More

the fall might begin this week, but at least here in new york city, it still feels like summer. That means choosing the right hairstyle is definitely a must. So luckily we have lisa Richards, Founder and Ceo of R. P. Z. L. And Stephanie, Angeloni, R P XE LS master stylist joining us this morning, ladies. Such a pleasure to have you guys here this morning. So we're dealing with a little summer heat right now for the late summer. So right now, could we get some good style recommendations for what to where for kind of this transitional period? Well, I would say like transitioning from summer to fall, we're always still have a little bit of that humidity. My favorite style to do is if it's, if you want, you can always throw a hat on and make it look cute with like a long hairstyle or you could just throw your hair up in like a cute pony and we offer like clip in ponytails that are super easy to put on and they look trendy, they look stylish and it's something cool that can go for like an everyday look or more from day to night from day to night, transitional. Okay, so tell us exactly what you're doing right here with this model and also tell us as the weather starts to cool off, what other sort of styles, as everybody sort of excited about for the fall. Um, I think that this is like hair season. Like people love the fall, we're getting out of this summer, there's no more humidity and I feel like now everyone wants like down styles waves, something that's going to last throughout the day without being sweaty and getting frizzy hair is holiday hair Right, Okay, Okay. So what, what are you guys doing right now in this model? This is what I want to know right now. Somebody who has never had extensions but would love to have them. What's the process on this? So right now we're doing our clip in extensions. So it is a big pack of hair that comes with a few different ways. Okay, And you just section out your hair and they come with like little barrettes and you just tease clip in and then style and go, it's all real hair, you can do whatever you want to it. And do you have suggestions for people maybe with def hair textures here? Maybe if somebody has more of the thinner hair or coarser hair, how do you sort of do this? Um Well, if you have thinner hair, I mean clip ins would be your best friend. So you could, it will give you the dream hair that you always want and coarser hair. A lot of people they have, like it feels denser and heavier, so a lot of people just use it to like even out longer, fuller textures to give you, give yourself like a fuller vibe. Okay, alright, so lisa you joe just added a line of gray hair extensions back in august, does that mean gray hair? This trend that we're seeing is really in, especially for women. Yes, move over. Yes, love that. Okay, for the silver, a few lines. Okay, don't let guys just control all the gray hair, that's what I said before. We just launch a huge extension line for gray in three different colors are ponies, clip ins, braids and our volume Isar. Okay, interesting, all those women look amazing. So those are basically the extensions we just saw right there. So guys, before we go, we all have passed hair, moments regret. Have you guys seen any trends you've tried once, but we'll never do them ever again, bangs bangs, you'll never do bangs, interesting. What about a Swee'pea bang? Are you just talking about a full bang bang? I love a good curtain bangs, but like we try to line with clip in bang extensions and it just was not, I like a good side bang, I like a good, like, little curtain bangs, but straight across bangs. Just yeah, mine had to be very bold, mind frosted tips. I did frosted tips back in the day, there was a trend and then I did son and also, I'm surprised I still have hair follicles after that as well, lisa Richards, founder and Ceo of Rpc and Stephanie angeloni, R P XE LS Master stylist guys, thank you so very much