***PICTURES*** of my new install

Kristie: I will be getting hair on the weft and hopefully when I get the pre-tipped hair in.

Hairprincess: I used a new type of hair that I have been doing some trials on for a couple months now. It is very similar to Bohyme which is what I use on my clients. I am expecting to have the full line of it in sometime in December as long as I still love the hair at that time

I wrote back to your other question here:

http://talk.hairboutique.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=37086 &PN=1

www.YourHairShop.com

Hey Kristin,

I came across this message board and I must say, it has been a gift to me ha ha.

I have read so many different methods and all the pros and cons to all of them. I came across your webistes and I loved every hair on your gallery, I dont think there was one that I didnt think was awesome. The pics you posted of your latest install look amazing as well. Your natural hair doesnt even look to damaged, but my idea of damage is just thinned out hair. I know that coloring or bleaching can damage the hair which is just a given to anyone that chooses to do that.

I have thick hair already but my problem is I try to grow it out (because it is layred all over right now) to be longer but the moment my hair (mainly in the back bulk of my head) gets to be thick again I cant do anything with it. It wont straighten nice and it wont blowdry nice...and the ends look dead because I straighten my hair almost every day so I have to cut it. I have never had breakage though in my hair so when everyone is saying how they had half their hair just break off, I get really scared. I want to put in extentions just to thicken up my hair and have it a bit longer (my hair is past my shoulders almost to the middle of my chest). I want it to be just layered at the ends rather than layered all over. I'll try to post a pic soon to show you what it looks like now. My main question is what type of method would you suggest that I use (and if anyone else has an opinion on just thickening up some layered already going to be thick hair with extentions would love to hear it)?

I also want to experiment gradually with different colors of hair. I have pretty much had the basic on my natural hair. Bleach blonde, red, brown, dark brown...I currently have dark brown (fading though) with blonde highlights on the top. I really like the type of hair you use Kiristin, it looks more natural. Is that human hair or synthetic? The methods that I have looked at and considered is the Shrinkies (do the shrinkies melt on to the hair or just "shrink" in size to have a firm grip on the hair?), Fusion chips (which I"m not liking anymore since discovering the shrinkies) or the extendtube (but I read that can pull the hair out). I also should say that I would like to do this on my self after practicing a bit of course. I love to do things with hair and try lots of new things so this is my next goal to conquer.

I need some advise though. Im pretty sure I dont need every single piece of my hair done. THe pics you posted on this message board looked relatively spread out which I think thats all I need. How much hair did you use for that? And did you cut it after or just leave it the length it came out as?

HELP!!!! After reading these experiences I dont want to come out of this bald or thinned out hair. I just want to thicken my own hair up while it grows out, so I dont keep cutting it. Thanks!

- Jamie

Thank you everyone for your compliments I'll post some more pictures of my hair in a week or so as I continue to track it's progress.

As long as this hair stays as nice as it is right now I'll be getting it in stock in December. I can order any custom colors and blends that i want to (YAY!). I plan on putting together some blends that I've seen my clients needing that were not offered by Bohyme. If anyone has any special requests for colors and or blends please just let me know and I can have it included in my order.

Kateadreena: I personally do leave a little hair between the rows. I like it this way because if I need to wear my hair up or in any creative ways I can always use some of the hair in between the rows to cover my bonds. I do however have clients with thin/fine hair that do require me to attach the extensions all over without leaving hair between the rows or bonds so I can put the amount they want in.