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    Posted: June 06 2006 at 4:45pm
hi, well last night i tried tumbler dryer sheets, nope did not work for me made hair worse if anything , i got home from work today washed hair ( ive have my extensions 2 weeks on thurs ) for the third time . tried to be as carfull as i could, lost  two bonds while drying , then straighted hair then put some mark hill de-frizz  serum on what i already had at home , not had chance yet to go to shop to but the paul mitchell gloss drops ect that was recommended to me  , god the puffyness , that diddn't work either it did make it shiny though .  it's realy getting me down . i just wish it would stay flat to my head . I will have to wait till weekend to get some more things that was recommended to me on this post, anyway thanks for your reply and trying to help
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I woke up the other morning with a bird's nest puff on the side of my hair. The knottiness came out but it was still puffy. I took my flat iron and went over it. I've never seen something work so well. I put gloss drops on it first.

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brilliant , thank you to everyone that  helped me i have wrote everthing down and will give them a try , i have got some tumbler dryer sheets but they are dead perfumy so i will go and get some more , and some of the sprays ect ... 
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I was having dryness and pufiness problems last week and I used sulfate free abba true shine shampoo and abba hair masque. Then I put in paul mitchell skinny serum and its back to super soft.
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I second the dryer sheet, rub it over your head and your hairbrush, works like a charm.
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Yep, static is a pain.  I'm using the Bohyme also, and even though I love it if I don't use the purology shampoo conditioner and some smoothing stuff it does tangle a little bit......but not bad like yours.

You can also get the anti-static stuff in a spray can in the super market laundry aisle.  I know it sounds wierd, but my sister has been using it on her natural hair (her hair gets tons of static) for years and my last install got alot of static during the winter and I tried it and it was great.

If you are having probelms with it staying straight I would try some alcohol free product after you wash it, I use either the Paul Mitchell styling glaze (the kind with the green apple) or sebastian wet.  Both are not sticky or hard and work well with my installs but I don't like either of the generic versions.  The product will also help eliminate static.

For smoothing and keeping the hair soft with no tangles I swear by the generic paul mitchell gloss drops at Sally's (not the real thing, the generic is better actually).  I use a good bit after I wash and it keeps the hair super silky, shiny and doesn't feel greasy or anything.

Are you brushing your hair a good bit?  You can also spray that anti-static stuff in a brush and brush it or spray it directly on your hair.
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I've had static on lots of different brands of hair. The way to tell if it is ... hold a comb or brush a few inches from your hair and if your hair comes up to meet it, it's static.

Take a fabric softener sheet like Bounce (or an unscented kind if you prefer not to fragrance your head), and gently smooth over the entire surface of the hair and underneath, etc. That'll help.
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hi. it is defo remi, i saw the boxes before she started and they were unopened, it was from celebrity elite iv'e been on the website. well now when you say poofy thats more like it, it sort of puffs up in the middle not really knotted just a ball of staticy puff stuck in the middle of the hair , i tried some serum but that made it worse, i am to frightend to try more things in case it goes worse oh! well thanks for replying 
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That, my dear, is hair going in different directions acting like velcro and making a big knot. You sure it's Bohyme doing that and not some Bohyme knock-off? Real remi hair may do other stuff like get splits or be poofy or somesuch, but it definitely doesn't velcro into a big birdsnest knot like that.

If the hair is doing that, there is nothing to be done but take it out. You may be able to tame it a little with a silicone but it's only a little and only temporarily.

I had that a couple of times from some rubbish hair purchased at The Hair Shop on Wilshire Blvd in Los Angeles and I wanted to scream and cry every minute til it was out.
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hi, I always seem to get bad static on my extensions well  i think its static , there is always a load of hair bungling up like a birds nest on top of my hair at the back , it neva stays strait. I have boheym remi hair, but i had a weft of europian hair sewn in about 18 months ago and that used to do exactly  the same , does anyone else have this problem , is there anyway i can stop it ?
I neva see anyone else have this problem who has extensions but i only know about 5 girls with them
       thanks a lot
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