QuoteReplyTopic: Synthetic hair Posted: December 28 2004 at 9:02am
Hi Vixxy,
Oooh, this is going to sound very bad, but I don't know another name for them (excuse my lack of knowledge of English) - why don't you go and have a look in the shops of immigrants? They usually have synthetic hair strands in all colours and lenghts. The best way to attach these is to put your hair up and attach them with clips.
In the profesional shops you can find it too, there is a brand (forgot it's name sorry) that is attached by glue, but the glue comes completemy out when washed! Only take care not to walk in the rain then .
Happy hunting (or is this not said in the UK anymore with the hunting ban coming up?). I'd better stop before I step into many other things
I just ordered micro rings and a do-it-at-home kit and synthetic strands to put in! that might what you're looking for. seems pretty easy but i didnt try it yet.
Please could anyone tell me where I may find synthetic hair, like the bunches of strands, not the clip on hair pieces or wigs. Preferrably not on the internet and also, I live in the UK.
They are really for a ''quick fix'' and just to make my hair look a bit different, so I don't want to glue them in, so do you have any other ideas as to how I could put them in?
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(excuse my lack of knowledge of English) - why don't you go and have a look in the shops of immigrants? They usually have synthetic hair strands in all colours and lenghts. The best way to attach these is to put your hair up and attach them with clips.
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