Hot Stuff Fusion hair?

I believe its a thermofiber hair... anyway, anyone know where I can get this online, in 20-22", or longer... or locally? (I live in Pittsburgh) Thanks!

~Jenn~


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what about in the states though? shipping just costs more and takes longer from overseas

~Jenn~

Grrr....no 613 with the Hot Stuff or the WaWa. What's up with the blonde discrimination? Man....

Sher: I didn't have much luck with the Ebonyline Adore because it was taking forever for me to get any curl out of it. But I noticed you said in one of your last posts that it has become easier to curl it as you've worn it more. (Or did I dream this? I do dream about fake hair sometimes). Anyway, just in terms of curlability, would you say the Ebonyline is comprable to the WaWa, the Hot Stuff, and the Freetress Futura? And have you noticed any other major differences between these brands, or do all the therms basically seem the same? I remember that the Freetress came in 613 too, correct? Maybe I should give that a whirl....

By the way, has anyone heard from FinaFina? I'm dying to hear about her latest hair adventures. I also thought she was testing both the WaWa and the PH side by side (I could've dreamt this too, though.)

:)

i wanted the hot stuff because i noticed they have a blood red color i *really* want, but the one site I found it one before just had the 20-22" in french refined, and I need straight or body wave. i wonder if the freetress or ebonyline would have that color? hmmmm... anyone know where I can find those brands? thanks everyone.

~Jenn, almost done installing and lovin the WaWa more than ever!


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thanks sherrie :)

WOW -- you hair goddesses have been BUSY BUSY BUSY!!

Miss a few days. . . and it takes a week to catch up!!

Anyway. Here's the latest on my hair. . .this curly PH is just *too much*. . .I cut a lot of layers in it, which is really what it required (otherwise it was too HUGE), but the problem then is dealing with all of those ends in different places.

I got my Glamour Hair 18/22 weft (French Refined?) and the color blends *really well* with my root/highlighted colors. I put it around my face and it is SUCH A RELIEF to be able to just CURL it or DRY it without worries and knowing it will pretty much do WHAT I DEMAND OF IT!! BTW for pretipping - I did it on the weft using about 1 6" piece. I 'drew a line' of LG on each side of the hair, then kind of separated it into the natural strands that seem to be created on the weft. I cut the tips to 1/8" long (just enough to get it in the shrinkie) and didn't use nail glue. The bonds are small and personally I am still LOVING shrinkies. I also don't have any trouble removing the LG residue -- sesame oil works fine.

I'm getting ready to order PH for the next round -- I am going to do a straighter PH -- most likely in Birke, Blonde, and Platinum, 50mm wave -- going for the straighter look.  I will continue to do human hair around my face (I think anyway).

I can't stress ENOUGH - with PH - you just CANNOT do much to it when it's wet, including combing it. You MUST wait until it's nearly dry. The more you do when it's wet (to hurry along the drying process) the worse it looks. Anybody else concur with this??

However I had AWESOME results last week putting it up in velcro rollers and sitting under an old-fashioned dryer. . . it was soft and shiny and felt great.

You all amaze me with your CONTINUAL DEVOTION to posting on this board!  I've been busy but trying to read when I can!! 

-Fina

I used those big red velcro ones; I think they are the 2" rollers. They produced a very nice bouncy wave. 

Not quite as curly; more of a wave.


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FinaFina wrote: I can't stress ENOUGH - with PH - you just CANNOT do much to it when it's wet, including combing it. You MUST wait until it's nearly dry. The more you do when it's wet (to hurry along the drying process) the worse it looks. Anybody else concur with this??

Yup! I totally agree.

FinaFina wrote: However I had AWESOME results last week putting it up in velcro rollers and sitting under an old-fashioned dryer. . . it was soft and shiny and felt great.

I'm going to try these Velcro rollers now. Do you think they work better, with the dryer, than the hot rollers?

:)

I think this is the link that I was talking about that amm had posted in a thread awhile back (which is the same store as one of the links I posted above)

http://gallery.bcentral.com/GID5108306P3522137-Braiding-Synt hetic-Hair/Super-French-Bulk-20-in-2-pcs-Braiding-Synthetic- Hair-Extensions.aspx