Hair extensions coming out with real hair

 Hun...Get your a$$ to Sally's pronto! Buy acetone and get those babies out!

Tension is causing your hair to break. There's too much weight from the extensions per section for your hair to handle.

Advice...LOT'S OF PATIENCE!!!!!!!!!!!  I would also recommend getting  Omega3   flax seed oil(you can get it at a health food store) Saturate your head with this. You may have some success loosening the keratin, Wrap your head up and use heat(from your blowdryer) Shampoo, now use the acetone. After you GENTLY get them out use the flax seed oil again. You may want to sleep in it.

Hope that helps and Good luck, let us know how it works!

But get those extensions out NOW!

Sorry...the extensions are still on with about 15 hairs from my SCALP. And yes my own hair came out from my scalp with the extension.

Ha, I just emailed you. I think I understand what you are talking about by "quarter" now. That pic on my site is a dime, not a quarter.
http://www.boogiemama.com/album/albums/synthetic%20hair/5.8b .jpg

In any case as I told you , you should NOT be having your own hair come out. Where are they located and how rough are you with your hair? It isn't necessarily the fault of the hairdressers in all instances of this.

If your hair is in good condition, I don't see why you couldn't wear extensions; it's probably just a matter of A) the application or B) the aftercare.

As everyone has mentioned, if not enough real hair is incorporated  into the bonds, you can have a problem because there won't be enough strength at the root to support the extension (and any subsequent tension) over time. You can also have problems if the hair isn't sectioned properly (i.e., there are random hairs incorporated into the bonds from here and there, rather than nice neat sections, or the bonds are too close to the scalp), but if this were the case, you'd probably have been having a lot of discomfort from day one.

The other issue is brushing. If you're brushing too much, too hard, or not holding the hair at the roots and brushing from the ends to the roots, that can create problems too. That's just a matter of changing your behavior. However, people also have these problems when they have a horrible batch of hair, for example, because it requires constant brushing, which would create damage eventually, regardless of the method.

In your case, I really don't know what's up. But there should be more than 15 hairs holding each extension in place. Are the sections comprable to the ones on Boogiemama's site? If they're significantly smaller, than it's probably the fault of your stylist. If not, it's not exactly clear.

Do you have any photos you can show us of your hair? If you could post a photo of the bonds--a close-up of the very roots--I think that would help a lot.

Have you contacted your stylist about this, and if so, what did he or she say?

Losing 5 extensions in 3 1/2 weeks isn't too bad, actually, but if your own hair is coming out with them and it seems to be compromising the rest of your real hair, it certainly needs to be addressed.
:)