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    Posted: December 04 2006 at 10:34am
looks great!

I love that color
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Silicone micro-rings Smile
Fushion is soooooooo not for me.
The ring thing is just easy to install and remove!


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Ok..one more silly question..did you use micro rings then or did you fuse it to your hair? Thanks
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Well then next time it's www.hairextensions101.com for me, and I'll just tip with hair myself (unless you sell it tipped?)!
Good luck with your install! Big%20smile
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Bohyme silky straight is about as straight as it gets. Its super staright if I blowdry it. But airdried it will have a tiny bit of wave. But very little.
 
I think your install looks very good. And if you decide to wear it with curl the Dlux does curl really well.
 
I am in the middle of my Dlux install right now!
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It feels alot better now that its fully dry, it also looks more full, and wavy (Cry, I really want bone stright) It feels silky, and it doesn't tangle.


I re-tipped by using a fushion iron I bought off ebay, I just melted 2 tips together.
 I put nail glue on a few I didn't tip, but since my micro-rings are 4.00mm they are sliding out. And I made my husband do most of the back, and I also had a hand mirror hanging from my shower curtain.
It really seems like nice hair.
But does super straight hair even exist???
Maybe Bohyme? I don't want it to wave at all! Even better if it can't hold a curl!
I'm sure curling this will be easy!


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Did you blow dry it from straight chick.  I still think it looks nice and natural on you.  Does it still feel silky x
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VERY FULL AND NATURAL LOOKING.
WEAVE WEARER SINCE 1991
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looks like a good install to me
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It looks beautiful...i'm curious..how did you retip and mostly..how did you install in the back of your head? I want to install dlux on me but can't do the back of my head..Thanks

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It looks like it has a little bit of natural wave. You will probably need to flat iron it if you want it bone straight.
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I just installed this yesterday.
I was so nice when I got it, smooth and silky.
Then I washed the top of my head.

I brushed it and even put some straightening balm in.
Maybe it's supposed to look like this? ( I am so used to super straight synthetic hair!)
Anyways, it about 7-8oz with #1b ~ #2 and a little #4 in 18".


Oh, and the shedding.
I decided to re-tip all 400 strands I bought, they weighed about.4-.5 grams each and I like each pre-tip to be about 1g, and I did notice shedding while I was re-tipping the hair, not a TON. but enough to mention it.
It seems fine now :)








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