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There really isn't any PRODUCT that will make thin hair thick.  All those thickening shampoos do is coat the hair with something so that it feels thicker.  If you want beautiful hair it's best to stay away from too many hair products, keep it clean, don't use heat on it of any kind and eat a good healthy diet that includes plenty of good quality protein and fat.
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I do not recommend getting hair extensions at Sally's. They do have lower prices, but with lower prices you sacrifice quality. It doesn't last as long as top brands, and it could damage your natural hair if it is not put in properly.

Also, if you bring Sally hair to your stylist, they cannot guarantee the hair. That means if the hair starts falling out or if you have any problems with it, you might be stuck with defective hair. Sally's doesn't let you return the hair to the store directly, so it would be a hassle dealing with the returns as well.

If you want high quality hair that lasts a good amount of time and can be guaranteed by stylists, I suggest top brands like Great Lengths or Hair Dreams.

I found another alternative to those brands (because they can be pretty pricey) called Tony Odisho Extensions. They use the same high quality Remy System hair with the keratin bond, and they are about 1/3 of the cost.

If you go into the salon and ask your stylist about these brands, they can not only guarantee the hair, but you know you will be getting the highest quality possible and not have to deal with return policies and being stuck with damaging hair.
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Personally i like buying in person more than online so i can see what im getting then and there plus cheaper no mail fees and if its not what i wanted i dont have to fight with returns and how long to be refunded. Plus very few hair extension company's even accept returns let alone refunds.

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online buying is always a good option. buyer from different areas can get quality products at their door steps.

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never purchase but i think buy online is a good option for those who want to buy quality hairs and localy not available so no other option.

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stevieb what kind of extensions are you using?

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I blow dry my hair a lot. I know it isn't good to do so, but time is a factor. I do try to blow dry on the lowest temperature to avoid damage and I may not dry it completely. Just enough to get most of the wetness out.
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That is excellent, Maybe that is a big reason why that brand never worked for me. I do blow dry and straighten or curl a lot. I simply do not have time to wait to air dry. I did however try the euroextensions from sallys pre cliped and of course you need two boxes but the hair is actually really nice and holds curl better than the satin strands imo. I have yet to blow dry them and probably wont. I will do my best to not be hard on them and see how they work out lol. Thank you for your feedback its nice to hear good things especially after all the bad things ive had happen with those extensions. =)
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< ="" ="text/" ="/B1D671CF-E532-4481-99AA-19F420D90332/netdefender/hui/ndhui.js?0=0&0=0&0=0"> I've had the satin strands taped in wefts, which i made myself, in for a while now (i think its been three weeks) and the hair is pretty amazing. no tangling, no matting, it's soft and has nice waves in it after air drying. i am careful not to use hot or warm water to wash it, use good leave in conditioners on it, and I always air dry. this hair is great! i would buy it again. i only paid $109 and the dark blonde color was a perfect match. been getting many compliments too! I sometimes curl or straighten the hair and it looks beautiful. i really luv it and am very surprised at the quality.
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Please do keep us updated dlcombs8 as the next few weeks go by of your install of the satin strands wefts and washing them. very curious if after a few more washes yours become unmanigable with tangles...
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< ="" ="text/" ="/B1D671CF-E532-4481-99AA-19F420D90332/netdefender/hui/ndhui.js?0=0&0=0&0=0"> I just purchased satin strands wefted hair at Sallys in a medium blonde. it cost about $100 bucks. i was nervous buying it but i had used satin strands fusion extensions before and like them. after cutting the wefts and taping them and installing them i was thrilled. the hair matched perfectly to my own and was really beautiful. after washing it a few days later it did become wavy and slightly dry but i deep conditioned it the next time and added leave in conditioner and a silicone coating and its great. i can run my fingers thru it no problem so it seems cuticle correct. great for the money! hope it can go two installs....
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I have to say i have used satinstrands i tip and they worked really well. They had shedding but expected for the price. I have also used the satin strands wefts all in malibu blonde color and either i keep getting bad batches or you just cant wash them because after i wash them about 5 times they are hit. ratty and kaka. if your getting wefts for clip ins then there ok just dont wash them lol.
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When you buy wigs or extensions from a place, you must obey the simple rules.  This is not your hair.  It feels like hair, combs into like hair... even feels like hair, but it it's not.
 
Let's show the two types:
 
1. YOUR hair
2. The hair estension:
 
There is two differences.  IT's easy:
 
1. one is yours
2. Is not yours.
 
1. The one that is yours... keeps growing.  From the top of yo0ur scalp...no matter how much you hate iot... it comes from you.  The blood from you scalp finds the folicle and a strand begins to grow.  The first cell grows, then dies... waiting for another one to take it's place... and keepes doing that.  So ladies...when you comb your hair... IT'S DEAD TISSUE!  Sorry...really sorry but true.  SO teen girls who have so much hair they don't know how to messure it, It's dead tissue.
 
So for these ladies, you ain't moven much... just need something...
 
Oh, know...girls are akinging me whats on there heaqds... I opened my mouth...
 
Sticks foot...in mouth... tasty but not good enough...  Another thread... look what I did...
Guys like me notice!
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what will be the minimum cost to buy the hairs

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I've bought hair at Sally's. I got a weft of some Sassy hair and it was awful. I also got some Itips called "Strands" and they were nice. They shed a bit but at $25 per pack of 25 strands they were reasonable and a good quality hair. I think they lasted about 4 months. Not bad.

Edited by Karen Shelton - September 26 2011 at 11:25pm
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Hair products are very important if you want to have healthy hair. These products help your hair be whatever you want it to be. If you want healthy hair, there is a hair product for that. If you have thin hair but you want thick, there are various shampoos that can do this as well. Anything you want to do with your scalp can be accomplished with hair care products. However, it's easy to get lost in the amount of products that are on the market. These products can be very expensive, or very cheap. As with most things, it's best to stay away from the absolute extremes unless you know what you're doing. A good example of a salon style hair product is sally's beauty.


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You're welcome :)  I believe I made a mistake however, it is called SATIN Strands I think... 
Also, a friend of mine had recently removed her much more expensive extensions done at a salon and she says this hair is even better! 
 
I am sure there is better out there but this is pretty good.  (and convenient)
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