Jet Set Extensions

I will try photos again on a brighter day, when the colors will appear more accurate.

Sherrie, thanks so much for the help.  I am leaning towards that 19 I think.  One more question, How about the 4?  It looks to have a little red in it, is that the case, nor should I stick with my 15?

I will take a picture but I will have to wait until tomorrow when I have good daylight or the colors arent very true. I did take a few pictures this evening but the colors are too off.

hey kristiemlove, the 15 is very ashy. And not many colors on jetsets color ring are as ashy as this.  Most of the colors in between the 17 and 20 have at least a little bit of gold tone. The least gold of these IMO are the #17, #19. They are more on the ashy side but I can still detect a hint of gold. The #21 is very similar in color to the #22 but much paler and no gold tone. The #614 is a little lighter and paler/no gold than the #613

Sherrie, I am trying to place my order with Jetset and have a few questions since you (or anyone else) have a color ring.  I am extremely pale blonde (ash undertones) along with number 15.  I am wanting to go a bit darker than the 15 (possibly 4) and add a third color.  Which color would you add that has the least gold or red to it?  Again, I prefer ashy.  I am looking at 18, but the pic online looks a little red, or maybe something a little lighter.  Any thoughts? 

krimsa wrote: The only thing is how would that work if you sewed in tight spirals and the natural hair is straight? It would mean constant curling of the natural hair right unless you permed it? Probably too much work. Has anyoin tried that? Thank you sherrie.

Hve you ever worn tight spirals as extensions? Does the hair basically keep that look for a while or start to unravel? Do you need to use tons of curl type products?

Hmm. I guess so. That would be like the braids going all over your head right? I guess its an idea. I think I will start slow with a partial weave and three wefts and live with that a while and see how I like it first before going any further. Its an idea though and would be fun for a while at least. Maybe not real long but shoulder length water type spirals.

Edited by krimsa - July 02 2007 at 9:51am

Thanks Sherrie! Oh I see. I thought the "slim weft" was some sort of grand new invention even surpassing the micro handtied lol. It looks to be about the same thinness of what I ordered recently. The hair does look fantastic though! Thanks for the photos. Sometimes I want to try those tight spiral looking curls as I have always loved them and been jealous of girls that have them naturally lol. The only thing is how would that work if you sewed in tight spirals and the natural hair is straight? It would mean constant curling of the natural hair right unless you permed it? Probably too much work. Has anyoin tried that? Thank you sherrie.

On their web site there do they show a close up photo of the Slim Weft? I am interested to see what it looks like. The hair looks good. Nice color assortment/texure and they do a good job of close up detailed photos.