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looks interesting doesnt say the cost though.

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B.B. wrote:

Now I'm trying to figure out how to make my own somehow like this out of regular wefts...bet I can... LOL you know how we are... LOL

You can definitely make these on your own. Just sew the wefts together, one spot on each end and two spots in the middle. I've seen the wefts with the microrings already attached to the wefts, you can sew them on yourself too, same spots as the double hair. Or you can make your own with shrinkies also. You should try to make the double hair with the microrings. They would be much easier and faster to remove than with fusion.

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I've tried it.They were giving out samples of it so I ordered it.I thought it was definitely a good method for people who dont mind fusion.the best part of the whole thing was the plastic guide the hair came in.

I think it would be easy to recreate.Like you said it is just two very small wefted peices.And there are small gaps between to pull the hair through.And you dont have to use fusion,I'm sure shrinks or microrings would work just as well.The hair they have sucks,so I would even more just suggest making them yourself.

I think a sewing machine needle may cut the wefts. Hand sewing would be easy to do. Have you all seen the wefts with the microrings already attached? You just pull your hair thru and clamp.

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valentine319 wrote:

But you could do it with Shrinks, I would use more hair though, it kinda scares me the small amount of hair being used. Or you could use rings or extendtubes or such.

Question for some of the experts on the board would be. Would it be smarter to attach some of the weft hair too? Would this put too much stress on only the hair holding it together?

You could easily buy a $20 mini sewing machine at Target to sew the wefts together but leave holes.

I was wondering some of the same things the more I think about it. Wouldn't I want to use some of the weft hair with whatever I use, i.e. fusion, shrinkies, links...?

Seems that if I only use my hair then the tendancy would be for breakage the longer I wore it. My hair is pretty fine to begin with and even with the smaller wefts it might be too heavy.

Maybe more "holes" in the wefts = more attachment points so more support would be smarter? I'm thinking maybe I'll try shrinkies first because they're easier to remove than fusion, but I can still put a ton of hair in there to hold...

thanks to everyone for your input! Wink

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But has anyone found any really good skin wefts that would hold up?

I ordered the sample too. I wonder how bulky that second weft is going to be - the one that folds down after you've attached the underneath layer... That's my roadblock right now when I'm thinking of making them, and would that top weft sort of flop around since it's only attached to the other one which is attached? Even w/a loop brush I think I'd need to be even more extra-careful so as to not break the hair that 's attached via fusion, shrinkies, etc.

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B.B. wrote:

I ordered the sample too. I wonder how bulky that second weft is going to be - the one that folds down after you've attached the underneath layer... That's my roadblock right now when I'm thinking of making them, and would that top weft sort of flop around since it's only attached to the other one which is attached? Even w/a loop brush I think I'd need to be even more extra-careful so as to not break the hair that 's attached via fusion, shrinkies, etc.

I agree, but maybe it could be tacked down on the ends and middle so it dosen't flop? Like you would attach a regular weft with shrinkies or micros maybe.

I heard the seamless wefts from Glamourhair.com are good.