QuoteReplyTopic: PH/Dome Combo, After Almost 3 Weeks Wear Posted: April 18 2005 at 6:58pm
Thanks again.
SAS: Yeah, I think the layers make it more manageable, but then again,
I'm handling the hair better this time, so I'm sure that's contributing
to it too.
The steamer is the bane of my existence. I don't know what the hell
happened to it, but it's just leaking water all over the floor and only
spurting out the steam sporadically. I thought that maybe something
wasn't connected properly, but I've checked repeatedly now, and I still
can't see what the problem is.
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Thanks, girls. I actually straightened it a bit since this morning. Perhaps tomorrow I'll curl it in some way.
shel221 wrote:
How do you reset synthetic hair?
Oh, by "reset" I just mean adding curl, basically. In my experience,
synth looks fabulous when you put it in and near-fabulous after the
first wash. After the second wash, it still looks pretty decent, and
after the third, it's pretty straight and a bit "frizzy" on the ends,
so the way to elminate that frizz is to blow-dry it or steam it
straight.
Then, it will be pin-straight, so if you want to recurl it, you can do
so with flocked hot rollers, Velcro rollers and some heat, or even by
setting the hair in braids or rollers and dipping it into boiling water
(I've never done the boiling-water thing, though). You can get some
loose wave (like in the pics above) with boinks or braids worn at
night, but for more defined waves or curls, you'll probably need to
reset it.
Keep in mind that some people can preserve the wave longer than others;
it all depends on the cut, the length, and how you care for it (most
important, how often you wash it). But I'd be surprised if anyone could
preserve the 50mm past three weeks or so, although the 28mm might last
a little longer.
:)
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Well, as you know, I sleep with it in a bun, or a few buns, and
sometimes a braid, which leaves it very manageable in the morning. And
yeah, it's holding up well. Even if your PH looks fried, you'll be
surprised--it's quite easy to rehabilitate it into good condition.
Like I said, though, the wave is a little loose to be considered wavy
now, and it's a little bendy to be worn straight, so I'll have to blow
it out soon and leave it be or reset it. Decisions, decisions.
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Seriously. Mine went in at roughly the same time and my ends are
so fried by comparison. Gina is right I wsh I could get my hair
to look like that first thing int he morning.
Looks very pretty Jenny and the ends do not look bad at all - you are giving me hope with the synth . I sure do wish the Plastikhaar did not take sooooooo long to receive
Here's a pic of my hair after almost three weeks. I did nothing to it
here--just woke up and ran a wide-tooth comb through it with a little
Dome Care spray. I think I'm actually going to blow it out today
completely straight today and then maybe reset it. We'll see....
It's holding up quite well, I think. I've done very, very little to it
this time around. It's a bit kinky at this point because of the way
I've been setting it, I think, but I imagine this'll be fixed by
resetting it.
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