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    Posted: January 01 2005 at 12:58am
Im thinking of trying fiber hair with shrinkies when I do my hair again.

Im finding a limited supply of synthetic hair on wefts, at least in the styles and lengths that I would like.

I know pre-tipping weft hair is easier but does anyone have any tips or tricks for pre-tipping bulk hair so it dosnt get messed up when you pull the hair?

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Here is one suggestion I found on a wig making site, its a tutorial on how to make your own wig.

If you scroll to the very bottom, pic number 9 I think, its called a drawing mat, thats how they keep the hair from bunching up.

http://www.makeup-fx.com/perukmakeri1eng.html

Any other suggestions would be great.

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That's a great link, thanks!

I understand that the "hackle" is also used to blend hair for highlights, etc. Has anyone used one?
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Yes I've used a drawing mat, they are very popular over here in the salons in England. They are great for blending before you pre-tip your own hair, I used to use one when I did the gluing method instead of cutting it off a weft xx
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Hmmm.... Does anyone know where you could buy one of these?
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Yes chick go to www.additionallengths.co.uk, hopefully they will send you one to the USA but whatever you do don't buy any hair from there xxx
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Thanks Amanda. That's quite helpful. The link is down right now, but I'll check it again later today.

Just to make sure I'm thinking of the right thing, it's like a piece of wood with a bunch of thin nails sticking up from it--sort of looks like a medieval torture device?
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Yes that's right chick, if you go to the accessories part of the site you'll see it, www.additionallengths.co.uk is up and running again now xxxx
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Yep, I can see it now. Thanks again!
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