I tried ultra bond hair extensions to transform my ultra-fine hair - and I'll never go back

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Duchess of Cambridge stepped out with glossy, voluminous curls that cascaded past her shoulders earlier last year.

Could it be that the Duchess is simply blessed with luscious, healthy hair? Possibly, "though it's likely she has hair extensions," reveals Olia Cutz, founder of The Extensionist and hair extensions expert. LOOK: Kate Middleton debuts stunning new hair transformation - and royal fans have questionsI initially jumped at the chance to get hair extensions fitted at The Extensionist, desperate to transform my naturally extremely fine, wispy, (and admittedly bleach damaged hair) into the princess-like mane I had always dreamt of.

Though I admit, I had my reservations. Will hair extensions make my hair thinner? Will they look bulky? Will people be able to tell I have hair extensions?Olia instantly addressed my concerns, promising me a weft of glossy long hair ready for the red carpet.

Her answer to making hair extensions safe for fine hair is ultra bonds, a new method of extension pioneered at The Extensionist that uses a micro keratin bonds to make extensions almost invisible.