believe me i will, i have seen disasters from fusion not applied correctly. i plan on doing a 2 full heads on my manequin (removal and all) before i touch her head.
and god said let there be hair extensions.
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i have not, but i did get a sample. her microrings are much higher quality than docs or his and hers. and the clips seam to be really high quality to! i have not seen anything like them.
thanx gina, metal, and bridget i am going to give fusion a try. i just ordered a kit from glamour hair.
Something must be wrong with my settings- sorry for this late reply Broome, but this thread didn't hit my email.
Anyway, this is what I think about the fusion guns. http://www.glamourhair.com/extensions/Supplies-ApplyFusion.a sp Since it is a dispenser method, God knows you can't predict the amount of glue- therefore causing small to very large balls of glue. And glue is extremely hot and drips and can be cemented to the hair that you don't want to apply extensions too.
I discovered something you may want to try:
- take a shoelace pretip and approx same amount of mom's hair
- using a heat wand press pretip till flattened and melted and mom's hair together
- roll and Voila!
The look is less detectable and you don't have to worry about glue droppings and unpredictable sizes. Hope I was helpful, but hey you may have luck with the gun. {I used to offer gun fusions years ago, so I thought I'd give you my experience with them}
Hey Char... a lot of times (though not all) the shoelace tips are made of some sort of silicone or wax. It won't bond to the hair like regular fusion. (You are right about making inconsistent tips with the glue gun)
Broom...What I did with my EZ plugs from EP, was to trim them down just enough to keep the tip from shedding. Then, I applied a bead of x10 to the tip. All my "tips" were pre made and ready to go. I used my wand , reheated, pressed and rolled! You could always adapt this method by making your own fusion tips and applying the bead. Bottom line...You'll just need to get a wand. You'll have more control and consistency
thanx to all for your input. i am going to wait until the kit gets here and then i'm going to hit the doll. if i dont have control with the gun, i am going to pretip the hair and order a wand. thanx alot, you guys are sooooooooooooooo helpful. luv ya all.
Hey Char... a lot of times (though not all) the shoelace tips are made of some sort of silicone or wax. It won't bond to the hair like regular fusion. (You are right about making inconsistent tips with the glue gun)
I pretip my hair, which I hate, but the glue I use that works well is the one from Bohyme. I also went to a NYC show and asked Oran {he also offers gun methods}; "do you know what kind of glue HairLocs uses?" And secretly, he gave me some of his. I don't know if he was lying to me or not but the glue is a bit sticky and I like sticky cause it holds better. He sold them to me for $1 each.
Gina E wrote:
Bottom line...You'll just need to get a wand. You'll have more control and consistency
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broomeboy1023 wrote:
. i am going to wait until the kit gets here and then i'm going to hit the doll. if i dont have control with the gun, i am going to pretip the hair and order a wand. thanx alot, you guys are sooooooooooooooo helpful
. luv ya all.
