"DIY"
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Printed Date: April 26 2024 at 6:04am
Topic: "DIY"
Posted By: nickanick003
Subject: "DIY"
Date Posted: April 08 2005 at 4:10pm
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Very excited!!! I'm purchasing the extentube kit from haircandy and going with the DIY method for my first time (o boy |
) Just out of curiosity how many of you here DIY, and have any good stories from your "DIY first time" *Thanks ladies* sooo. excited..... 
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Posted By: mochachip
Date Posted: April 08 2005 at 5:04pm
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other than putting the extendtubes in a little to tight which made for some itchiness the first week, my first run went smashingly. I wasn't adding length and the time though and blending in length is as hard or harder than the actual application IMO. But on my second run I did add length and it wasn't a big problem |
Posted By: Longhairdreams
Date Posted: April 08 2005 at 6:29pm
That makes me feel better.I'm getting ready to try shrinkies for the first time.I'm just scared I'm going to mess up and look patchy,lol
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Posted By: Cali-Kristin
Date Posted: April 08 2005 at 10:48pm
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Hey nickanick, good to hear we've recruted a new DIY'er! I'm getting a new page up right now that shows how I go about placeing my individual pieces in rows so check that out for some tips when you're getting ready to install. As always, if you need any help just shoot me an e-mail and I'd be glad to give you some advice.
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Posted By: Jenny_RR
Date Posted: April 08 2005 at 11:38pm
Aww...you'll be fine--an expert in no time. To avoid a "patchy" look, just be sure to install enough hair, and don't leave much space between the connections and the rows. Good luck! :) |
Longhairdreams wrote:Posted By: Rapunzelwannabe
Date Posted: April 09 2005 at 6:03am
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You know, I like to consider my hair a constant work in progress.
That way, I never get a bad result, just a temorarily bad "phase" that
I can work through. It seems to take some tweaking to get the look just right, so don't dismay if it doesn't look like your dream hair right away. You'll get there! Frankly, the low ponytail/french roll combo has been my mainstay for my work in progress. I'm always starting these projects at 2 am and never getting all the way done before work the next day. So the tail/roll does a pretty decent job of hiding the lack of a good hair cut or partial or patchy applications. To encourage you--I've found that I've improved about 1000% with each install, and so this one (shrinkie number four) should be just about perfect... |