QuoteReplyTopic: method Posted: June 23 2005 at 5:19pm
we just got 2 bags(8 oz) of 20 inch hand wefted hair from rk. we arn't sure what method to use to apply it. what do you guys think would be best for applying the hair to a client with fine shoulder length hair, her biggest concern is that her hair is going to be badly damaged by the extensions or that you will see them. what about kristen's new method?
and god said let there be hair extensions.
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I think kristins method could work.But keep in mind it is fusion.And if done inproperly could very likely cause damage.I tried out the chips and just couldnt get the hang of them.I did it on a practice head(i'm glad I did).It was a royal mess of glue.i dont know how they do it.Kristins work is awesome and I 've seen fusion look really good.I myself am going to leave it to the pros.Any method has the potential to cause damage.Especially if you dont know what your doing and I think fusion takes alot of practice.
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I just wefted some of that hair with LG. It bonded really good. Just be careful when you cut the weft or it will unravel! I just used LG on the ends. The hair is easy to work with. Very soft too.
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.Any method has the potential to cause damage.Especially if you dont know what your doing and I think fusion takes alot of practice.
