QuoteReplyTopic: Electric Hair Weaving Machine Posted: June 01 2007 at 10:08pm
Has anybody used the Electric Hair Weaving Machine? It costs about $600.00 or so and it is supposed to make tracks. Aparently you can use it instead of a cornrow braid for sewing in hair weft extensions. You see I cant cornrow as well as I want to and I get many clients wanting the hair sewn in. Before I spend money on this I need to know if anyone has used it and if so how it works. I hope its not a glorified pole weaving machine.
I finally got the Malasian Weave DVD from Lisha Coleman. It was totally not worth the price. It was $300.00 and although it was clear and basically a good dvd lesson, I wouldnt spend more than $50.00 if I would have known what it was to begin with. Just thought I would let you know. She says it lasts 3 to 4 months I doubt it. It is done with hair and thread only so the tracks are very flat. The thing is she kept saying how you shouldnt tug at it etc. With my sew in extensions I dont worry about slippage ever! I have a 3 year old boy so sometimes mine get pulled. I will still practice it and try it out. Once I know for sure how long it lasts I will let you know.
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I hope so because I looked for it on google and yahoo and found the company that makes it cindycut.com but they are the only ones that have it and I have not seen any comments about it.
Its not a bad price but I can almost gurantee its illegal and I'd advice against it since you posted an intent to do it online. - I wouldn't sell anything thats bootlegged unless I was very discrete about it.
It wouldnt be bootlegged I would do the DVD myself but it would be a copy of the Malaysian method. I was just asking if $50.00 was a fare price. That way I could make back the money I spend on the DvD. Not everyone is out to rip people off.
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Ohh I understand now. You said you were going to sell copies, I wasn't trying to accuse you of anything, I was just going on the information you had stated.
I think thats a good idea, and perhaps you can find some variations and helpful tips that weren't included in te DVD you recieved. I think $50 is a great price - and I bet you'll sell more DVDs and make more money in the long run than the other video does.
Thats okay. The reason I was saying I wanted to copy her Malasian Weave is because many people want to know about it. Its the one where its just thread and hair. But it's to expensive to buy and like I said although good not worth $300.00. Anyway, once I make the video I can sell it and make back the 250 i threw in the toilet. I am a little sarcastic humored thats all. But I mean well. This way the stylists that want to learn can. I have spent so much money on videos that sucked but I also have gotten some that are very good that were very cheap so I just want to prevent people from wasting their money. I have two kids 3 and 8 and I know every little bit counts. Have a great weekend.
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Hi I hope you have created an instructional dvd on how to do pole weaving, want to learn how to do this and find the machine to purchase it. Please let me know if you have minute to advise me where to go for the info for purchases of the dvd n machine. Thanks SSelena10 [:*:]
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