QuoteReplyTopic: hair DO - DADS,.... Posted: September 11 2007 at 3:13pm
Karen Shelton wrote:
juliap wrote:
Oooo I have been wanting to try these for the longest time. I am eventually going to get them. I just have been debating whether it will just be another thing that ends up in my hair drawer cause I have bought a lot of the add on hair pieces in different brands that have just ended up in my drawer. I asked about them awhile back on her but nobody had used them yet. Its nice to her that somebody has finally used them. I wonder if they are as easy to install as they show it. It seems like once you flipped your hair over it would be hard to get it in the right place cause all your hair would be hanging down in the way. If you understand what I mean.
Hey...instead of stuffing them in the drawer...have you thought of selling them on Ebay? Or maybe you could trade here for some other hair you might like.
Yah I should do something with them all. I don't like a lot of clutter though so most things I have gotten rid of already. I just put it with the salvation army stuff I wonder what they thought of it The rest of the things I have I still think I might use them.
I have had something similar to this only a different maker. I thought it was really good and easy to do your hair in a quick fix I have thick hair and at the time it was longer than it is now. (without extensions :]) but if you play with it alot they will fall out or start to slip
Oooo I have been wanting to try these for the longest time. I am eventually going to get them. I just have been debating whether it will just be another thing that ends up in my hair drawer cause I have bought a lot of the add on hair pieces in different brands that have just ended up in my drawer. I asked about them awhile back on her but nobody had used them yet. Its nice to her that somebody has finally used them. I wonder if they are as easy to install as they show it. It seems like once you flipped your hair over it would be hard to get it in the right place cause all your hair would be hanging down in the way. If you understand what I mean.
Hey...instead of stuffing them in the drawer...have you thought of selling them on Ebay? Or maybe you could trade here for some other hair you might like.
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Oooo I have been wanting to try these for the longest time. I am eventually going to get them. I just have been debating whether it will just be another thing that ends up in my hair drawer cause I have bought a lot of the add on hair pieces in different brands that have just ended up in my drawer. I asked about them awhile back on her but nobody had used them yet. Its nice to her that somebody has finally used them. I wonder if they are as easy to install as they show it. It seems like once you flipped your hair over it would be hard to get it in the right place cause all your hair would be hanging down in the way. If you understand what I mean.
About 18 months ago these people (very nice folks) paid to advertise on the front page of HB.com.
They sent samples for me and another HB.com person - Celeste so that we could try the system before we advertised it. I wanted to make sure it was good before promoting it.
Of course it didn't work with my hair because it is so long (6" below my waist now) but I gave mine to Brigid because at the time our hair color was very similar and the color matched.
Brigid liked it but said the clips felt heavy against her scalp. Brigid has very fine hair and also feels uncomfortable with the 10 and 20 piece clip in because she says that they slip, even when anchored like crazy. Which is why she likes the installs that are designed to last longer.
The DoDads are packaged nicely (they come in a plastic bag) and they are easy to wear but I think it would depend on the person, their hair type and texture and how they wanted to wear them. They are affordable and have some nice color options.
Celeste liked her DoDads better. Celeste has thick hair that is chin length and she wore the DoDads as a messy twist. I think she still wears hers from time to time.
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Someone posted about these a while back. Like Krimsa said, they're cool in a pinch or for someone who doesn't wear extensions but has a special event, etc.
Eh, they might be okay in ahurry and look easy enough to use. I dont like the before and afters the way they cut off the bottom. They do that sometimes on hair extension sites and it annoys me.
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Karen Shelton wrote:
The rest of the things I have I still think I might use them. 
