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    Posted: December 20 2006 at 4:31pm
Sherrie, what do you use to layer your hair???
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will definitely try this, thanks
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What pooks said sounds good, but I've never tried that with synth, so I can't say exactly, but I would go with what sherrie said.

I used biosilk and then would flat iron it, it made it super silky and it didn't seem to bunch and feel weird and fake through out the day.
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Honestly, synth is the only hair I wear now and when I apply ANY products, it makes them bunch. The last time I was in the shower I decided to try a little beautyschool trick to remove EVERYTHING from the synth hair.
I used dishwashing liquid (the kind you use to hand-wash dishes) on the length of the synth after I shampooed the top with regular shampoo.
No conditioner.

No bunching!!!! Woooooo!
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Thanks alot Sherrie, I appreciate your quick and helpful replies!!!!Tongue
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is it bunching? which seems to be common with synthetic.

try some velvasil, its a leave in conditioner for synthetic hair. Also I found that after I layered the heck out of mine I had less bunching. Maybe one of the ladies with more synthetic experience can better address this issue.


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Is there anything I could spray/put on my wa wa extensions that would keep them from separarting? I want them to flow more natural, but after an hour or so they seem to glob together kindof. I know that washing them doesn't change the way they do this. I thought maybe a leave in conditioner spray or something. Thanks
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