Hair Extension Business

Misshair

still testing

 I have a full head installed with hair from different suppliers.

I dyed it before the install, to see how it would held up.

So far, so good.

 I will do 2 more full head installs this week. I will re-tip the hair with keratin, as some bonds are annoying my scalp.

That way I will be more objective about the quality of the hair.

 I will make an evaluation after 4 weeks wearing.

I keep in touch.

 

Honeychild

You’re Wright. But I am not interested in international sales.

Anyway this forum is to good to loose. Here I find objective points of view and tips.

 

TanglesRC

You Wright. Although I do not know how the prices are in the UK.

 

 

Can anybody help my find a melting pot that can go up to 180°C.

 

Tanks

 

My advice as a client and not a stylist would be offer as many textures and types of hair as you can. Also, I tend to agree with the old adage of "you get what you pay for". This is especially true when it comes to hair quality. I understand you want to keep cost down for both yourelf and the client so my advice would be to offer people options. Explain that this hair is expensive because it will last and this hair not so expensive but expect to swap it out sooner. Leave it up to the client to decide. Honesty is the best policy when dealing with hair in my opinion and after wearing extensions for years now.

Edited by krimsa - August 12 2007 at 11:41am

Hi Guys,