Some recent <<pictures>> of my hair

I agree, very beautiful Cali-Kristin!!!!!

Yeah, she has that healthy glow-thing going

 beautiful

I believe with Wagman-- you have to order a pound at a time. Before the price increase, I think I got a pound for like 280.00 ( I think it was around that price). The reason I quit wearing it is because I wear pinch braids...and it takes a good 2-3 inches of length for the pinchbraid to be created...so you lose that length in the hair. They only go to 24 inches ( Wagman) and I'm afraid after a trim, it won't be long enough. Their hair is also single drawn-- meaning it has some shorter hairs in with the bundles/wefts too. So once installed, although single drawn gives you a nice "natural" look because all the hairs aren't all ONE length....it created a problem with my pinchbraids being too "piecy" and straggly at the ends. I had to trim a bit to get a good look. This wouldn't be a problem if I didn't want to wear such long length. But you know how that goes..."LONGER! LONGER!" It's like getting a little "cosmetic" surgery....and then you become a junkie....lol. This D-Lux hair is thick throughout to the ends....so I DO like that fact. We just razor it up a bit to blend. It is just more coarse than the Indian hair. Not like a nappy, damaged texture--- just really coarse....you know-- like an Asian's hair! LOL... Kristen-- will you ever carry the bodywave D-Lux on wefts? I would love to try some.
Also-- how do I post pics on here?

Hey Nikkie, Msfitnes is right the Body wave does fall after it's washed a couple times (I don't know of any body wave that doesn't). If you want something between the pictured Bodywave and the straight hair you would like the Bodywave after it's been washed.

Last time I bought Indian Remy on the net. When it arrived it was all soft. They put oil on it for safe travelling. After I gave it a wash it became a bit "jumpy", you know, like the hairs all sort of separated and didn't form a wavy togetherness. Don't get me wrong: it looked quite beautiful, but a bit boring.
Their colors are all dark. I still have a lot of it left- the install that I did came out too easy: my fault and I've learned . There just wasn't enough glue on the tips. I pre tipped them myself, but not enough. Luckily I managed to save almost all of them, so I can use them again.

I had no idea that d-lux is Asian hair. Everybody seems to love Bohyme though... . I'd love to try it.
Do Wagman Primus have a website?

Maybe I should have been more patient with my last install. It was Indian remy bodywave... maybe I should have it longer. I keep hearing all this good stuff about Bohyme and d-lux, though. They say it's real soft and stuff....
But your advice sounds good...

So, what kind of music are you into?

Darling Niikki-- I really think you should go with bodywave....mostly because you will be onstage, like myself, alot. I'm telling ya girl....this hair holds curl really well...but NOT when you are flinging it around and sweating profusely. It goes right back to being straight. I think alot of it must be the humidity. I am in NC....so that may be why it won't hold long. I curled it yesterday, went jogging late afternoon and every curl was GONE. Don't get me wrong-- the hair is nice....it's just pretty straight and if your hair has a bit of body ( yours sounds identical to mine-- straight on top...gets wavy on the ends) then go for the bodywave hair girlfriend. You will be curling this hair constantly. I personally like "get up and go" hair. Most bodywave hair also drops some of the wave after it's been washed several times so you still have the "body" in it....but it won't be too curly. Also -- another thing to factor in is the origin of the hair. I have realized that Indian/Italian hair "processed" as silky sraight will generally have some wave to it still. But if it's Asian ( D-Lux hair is)....silky straight is pretty straight and coarse. The good thing is that Asian hair is pretty durable to abuse ( heat styling) because of it's texture so it should last quite awhile.

can you get an idea with a color ring?

I have straight hair that gets curly w/ humidity, but it doesn't look nice.

Thanks Frenchie