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This month's Prima tells how one of our clients went from balding to beautiful after discovering Mark Glenn. 41-year old Lesley Shervington from Newcastle-upon-Tyne started losing her hair when she was 23. Potions, lotions, pills and the medical community couldn't help so she turned to us for a cosmetic solution....

Kim Anten's emotional young son summed it up, saying, "I think my mum looks really, really, really beautiful" after we transformed her hair for tonight's Extreme Makeover UK TV show. Kim says of her new hair on the programme, "It's absolutely fantastic, I can't believe it, it's such a transformation!"....

This month's Hair Magazine asks, 'Where do you turn if the nightmare of hair loss happens to you?' And answers by recommending our Kinsey System as a cosmetic solution. In addition, it features a separate Kinsey System case study where a client had suffered dramatic thinning of her hair due...

This month's Cosmopolitan turned to Mark Glenn for advice on traction alopecia caused by hair extensions in a three-page feature on women's hair loss. The magazine says, "Hair extensions can cause traction alopecia, which is when the hair is lost as a result of the extra weight. This, plus frequent...

This week's Reveal tells how a teenage girl with trichotillomania had her thinning hair transformed at Mark Glenn - and found love. 19-year old Charlotte Acres started pulling out her hair when she was just 8 years old and by 17, was almost completely bald. After doctors and therapists failed...

Viewers can tonight see how Maureen Grant threw away her wig and had her existing hair transformed by Mark Glenn, on TV's Extreme Makeover UK. Maureen said of her new hair on the programme, "In all this makeover, this is the one thing I've been really delighted with". The 53-year...

With high profile celebrities regularly pictured with hair loss in the media, Top Santé turned to Mark Glenn for advice in this month's issue. Describing us as specialists in dealing with hair loss caused by hair extensions, it suggested recent media coverage of hair loss for the likes of Nancy...

Today's News of the World Sunday Magazine has a full-page feature on Mark Glenn's work to cosmetically restore the hair of androgenetic alopecia sufferer, Maria Adamo. 24-year old Maria - who visits our Mayfair, London hair extension studio from Italy - had tried a range of supplements and treatments in...

After their switchboard went into meltdown, producers invited us back on to GMTV's LK Today this morning for the second consecutive day after what was described as "an unprecedented response to any item we've ever featured". Yesterday, we helped transform the hair of 25-year old, Gillian Biggerstaff for LK Today's...

LK Today's Monday Miracle Makeover on this morning's GMTV featured us transforming the look of a viewer whose drug treatment for endometriosis had caused her some permanent hair loss. 25-year old Gillian Biggerstaff is a PhD student who will have to start lecturing in a couple of weeks and wants...

"Hair extensions operators are now getting as invaluable to celebrities as their hairdressers" according to this month's Hair Flair Magazine and, in a "Who's Who of Hair Extensions" describes us as "the Nicky Clarke or Charles Worthington of the extensions world". It says Mark Glenn extensions "can take your locks...

We're one of the recommended salons listed in this month's Your Hair Magazine in its six-page feature, 'A Girl's Guide to Hair Extensions'. The magazine recommends you have "a good, long consultation with a trusted salon before taking the plunge" with hair extensions. We also provided images and advice for...

This month's Sneak Magazine tells how a teenage girl "finally got her confidence back" and overcame her trichotillomania after treatment at Mark Glenn Hair Enhancement. 18 year-old Heather Perrott pulled out her hair for four years and after doctors failed to come up with a solution, she came to us...

Today's Sunday Express Magazine devoted a double-page spread to our unique Kinsey System as a cosmetic treatment for trichotillomania, or compulsive hair pulling. Student, Charlotte Acres tells how her life changed after treatment at our London studio to cosmetically disguise the damage caused by the condition. She says that visiting...

"Everybody's talking about hair extensions" says this month's issue of Zest Magazine, describing us as "The UK's leading hair extension specialist". It says that Sadie Frost has gone "from frazzled to fab" and Jennifer Love-Hewitt "loves it long" and has quotes from Mark Glenn's co-founder, Mark Sharp. It goes on...

This month's Cosmopolitan Magazine turned to Mark Glenn creative director, Mark Sharp, for advice on hair extension damage in a three-page feature comparing different hair extension methods. Describing us as "extension specialists", it quotes Mark as saying, "When extensions are put in, they shouldn't cause pain. If it hurts, then...

"You've made me a very happy lady" says a polycystic ovary syndrome sufferer after Bella Magazine gave her a hair extension makeover courtesy of Mark Glenn Hair Enhancement. Jacqueline Wilson told the magazine, "I need your help" after she was left with thinning hair. The magazine described us as "specialists...

This week's Hair Doctor feature in Bella Magazine asks whether Mark Glenn fibre extensions or real human hair extensions are the better option - and gives the thumbs up to fibre. Reader Jackie Wilson posed the question and Mark Glenn co-founder, Mark Sharp, provided the answer. The Q and A...

Today's London Evening Standard ES Magazine says "the golden rule of hair extensions is to get them done properly" and recommends hair extensions at Mark Glenn, in an article entitled "There's something in the hair". It says that "thanks to Victoria Beckham, Kate Moss and Claudia Schiffer, there's currently nothing...

This month's issue of Marie Claire - in a "Beginner's Guide to Hair Extensions" - talks about both our Kinsey System for female hair loss and our fibre hair extensions. It says of extensions in general that, "When they're bad, they're awful, but when they're good... well, you wouldn't know...