By Molly Claire Goddard
7:38pm PST, Nov 17, 2025
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Marysol Patton is winning the beauty game! The star of
The Real Housewives of Miami speaks exclusively with
Wonderwall.com about her partnership with hair extension line
Locks & Mane and it's founder
Jennifer Parrott, bringing the business directly to consumers at the BravoCon 2025 bazaar in Las Vegas and how she balances it all.
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The genesis of Locks & Mane
"I first met Jennifer [Parrott] in 2023, and we connected right away," Marysol Patton says of the Locks & Mane founder. "Once I tried her extensions, I understood immediately why people were so obsessed. The transformation was instant. You can see the difference in your hair, but also in how you carry yourself. I knew I wanted to be part of something that made women feel that good. Jennifer's vision has always been about accessibility. So many extensions on the market are priced out of reach, especially for people who have never tried them before. We wanted to create something that offered the same premium quality without the intimidating price tag. It is all about making women feel beautiful and confident, no matter their budget."
Presenting Locks & Mane at BravoCon
"I cannot wait to see people's faces when they try the extensions for the first time," Marysol Patton gushed about her exclusive pop-up experience at the BravoCon bazaar. "Last time, I watched women light up as they looked in the mirror. It is such a small change that makes such a big impact. That joy and confidence are what make this brand so special."
Balancing business and reality television
"Jennifer [Parrott] runs the day-to-day operations," Marysol Patton says. "I am there as an advisor and creative partner. When you love what you are doing, it does not feel like work. I believe in the product. I believe in the mission, and I love working with a friend who shares the same passion for empowering women."
Locks & Mane gives back
"That part of the brand really spoke to me," Marysol Patton says. "We work with different organizations that provide hair to people who have lost theirs due to medical conditions or other circumstances. Beauty should be inclusive and uplifting. Being part of something that makes a real difference in someone's life feels amazing."
