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Are Hairlocs truly for delicate hair?
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    Posted: June 11 2004 at 10:15pm
hairlocs are the safest method i have found- i love mine and am very happy with my hiarlocs- i actually went to Sand- here is her website-www.hairlocs.info
she is located in Rancho Cucamonga cal-
she also has pictures on her site!
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No, I'm not looking for any kind of "bond" at all - I heard that Hairlocs doesn't use a bond. Was I mistaken?
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You might want to try Balmain extensions. They use a carotin wax bond that does not damage the hair. You can find them at redsalonsource.com
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Hi - I'm considering getting extensions, and I've located someone who does Hairlocs in my location - the Hairlocs site (and the Kimarie site) say this method is good for those with delicate hair, like me (relaxed and fine). Is that the truth? I really don't want to mess up what I have. Would sewn-in be better?

Thanks for any help anyone can provide!
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