A guide to hair extensions.

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Re: RE: A guide to hair extensions.

by HELLOSHiTTY on 05-09-2009 6:26 am

xXKikoXx wrote:
silent breaker wrote: What is the cheapest and the expensive one?

I think the cheapest one is synthetic , and the most expensive is Remi

Correct.
However, there are good synthetic hair out there that is more expensive than cheap and crappy human hair ^_^
http://www.plastikhaar.ch/shop/ is a good store that sells high quality synthetic hair.

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Re: RE: A guide to hair extensions.

by xXKikoXx on 05-09-2009 8:48 pm

rockbandgeek wrote:
xXKikoXx wrote:
silent breaker wrote: What is the cheapest and the expensive one?

I think the cheapest one is synthetic , and the most expensive is Remi

agreed. but the synthetic looks really stupid when worn on head. lol!

i got my extensions (real hair) for a cheap reasonable price. they're the highlights/streaks type.

Agreed. LOL

real hair is so much better

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by Elida on 09-04-2009 5:58 pm

thanks for the info, it is very clear Cool

you can also check this site where they have good info as well Capbello.com

I like their product and it is not overpriced. This is Virgin Remy Hair, top quality Razz

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by Miki Filth on 09-04-2009 6:04 pm

its not worth spending money in syntetic hair Exclamation

if you don`t want to pay so much in remy hair buy extensions of ordinary human hair ^^

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by KATTOMATIC on 09-29-2009 6:11 am

I have a question.

I don't usually do hair extensions, but I bought two clip in synthetic ones today just for decoration. One of them goes into a curl and I want it to go straight, but I know you can't use straighteners on synthetic hair. My friend told me if you hold it under hot water, it would go graight. Is that right? Or is there a better way to straighten out synthetic hair?

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by rockbandgeek on 09-29-2009 8:17 am

KATTOMATIC wrote: I have a question.

I don't usually do hair extensions, but I bought two clip in synthetic ones today just for decoration. One of them goes into a curl and I want it to go straight, but I know you can't use straighteners on synthetic hair. My friend told me if you hold it under hot water, it would go graight. Is that right? Or is there a better way to straighten out synthetic hair?

thanks

yeah. try holding it under warm water, then lay it on top of a damp cloth. fold the damp cloth over the synthetic hair like a sandwich (just to make sure that it stays flat, the weight of the damp cloth holds down the curly hair)

im not sure if this will work on synthetic hair but it worked on real hair =]

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