Bello Haven Hair Extensions & Salon Johnstown

The business began with a first full-service salon in Northern Colorado, opened in June 2019. A second salon followed in Cherry Creek, Denver, in October 2022. Owner Melissa Kelly designed the extension lines.

Extensions are the core of the business, installed by the no-show method or the traditional hand-tied method. The no-show method hides small beads among the wefts and lets the row thickness be adjusted. The hand-tied method places beads under the wefts for more volume, with wefts tied or sewn to the captured hair. Installations use no heat, glue or chemicals, according to the business. The brand also says its extensions keep clients' natural hair healthy and damage free.

Beyond extensions, the salons offer color work such as smudge root, gloss, retouch, money piece, balayage, highlights, babylights and color correction, along with haircuts, blowouts, bridal styling, Brazilian blowouts, K18 masks and waxing. The salons describe a wide range of special treatments and enhancements, and clients can ask about services not listed.

The brand offers certification classes for its methods and maintains an education page with advanced courses, a no-show method certification and an educator locator. The brand also says more than 500 salons across the U.S. use its extension lines.

Maintenance is part of the plan. The business recommends maintenance appointments every six to eight weeks and a daily aftercare routine with professional hair care products to keep extensions in good condition. Professional stylists can book at professional pricing through a pro account.

Extensions are installed without heat, glue or chemicals, using either a no-show method or a traditional hand-tied method. Maintenance every six to eight weeks is recommended.