I'm not going to get into the who's mono is real or not.
Once again though,the hair doesnt haver any impact on the damage incured.
And i'm very sorry if I'm wrong,but this sounds like a shamelesss plug for Dome.I would suggest if this is the case to abandon this tactic.In the past other people have really hurt their business by using this method.Noone on this board is going to help you defend the mono name.We dont do that here.We do come on here with real reviews of products and methods we used.If thats what your looking for you've come to the right place.
If this is not a plug then I suggest you do your research on extensions because you obviously know very little.
Edited by Longhairdreams - March 26 2007 at 10:59am
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I recently popped into Antenna, to ask them for some advise as what you had said in your recent note as it did concern me. I am always open to learning new things, as I am not ignorant I decided to find out a bit more.
Did you know Monofibre hair is actually manufactured and supplied exclusively by Dome Cosmetics.
I had asked my stylist at Antenna hair salon about plastikhaar and if it was Monofibre?
The stylist told me that is a complete nonesense. He told me Monofibre is a specific name of hair brand that is trade marked by Dome Cosmetics. Any supplier or company other than Dome brave enough to say they have Monofibre, will face the risk of being taken to court for breach of trademark.
Gosh! I thought that sounds serious I thought I’d let you know!
So I suppose if you know of product companies breaking the law, falsely advertising Monofibre you should tell Dome afterall all those cases of damage and matting as a result of inferior hair could be prevented, as consumers we have to look out for each other!
Beware of dodgy product advise!
Good Luck
I hope that helps clear things up!
Edited by Sarah_wi - April 04 2007 at 7:41am
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Kimmy is right.Damage has nothing to do with the hair used.Celebrities use the best hair out there but still manage to have damage.And plastikhaar is monofibre,and I've known people to get damage while using it.It has nothing to do with the hair,but the application technique.
Did you get pinchbraids?Or maybe heat seals? If so thats a good choice.They seem to be a pretty gentle choice for extensions? The damage would be done from leaving them in to long.Or the extensionist not being gentle or patient enough removing them.
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Heard I got a message and thought I'd see what was written, wow gosh that sounds a bit like a horror story! I’m wearing monofibre, I shower and wash my hair as usual and it hasn’t matted, are you sure you used monofibre also did you use aftercare products?
Get back to me, I think I may still have their contact details I’m happy to pass them on.
I cant see the difference between monofibre and other extensions in terms of damage thats usually due to the way its installed not the fibre
i have had the dome method - the first time it was ok
the 2md a different stylist did it and she put too much hari in each extension too tight and ripped half of my hair out at the roots
when i went back to complain they offered to redo them (how half my hair was gone and i wasn risking them ripping the rest out) and refused to refund my money they also matt up after a while and look like little dreads - never again will i have them
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I've been for my appointment at a beautiful little salon told to me by Dome Cosmetics salon locator, I got to the salon, I sat down I was treated really well! I then had a consultation, they then applied the Monofibre to my hair. It took about 3 hours, that's pretty quick in terms of getting hair extensions - I'm told. I'm honestly very happy with it, my hair feels tso good and I've had dozens of compliments since I've put the monofibre extensions in!
It's a big thumbs up for me...
Keep in touch...
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Thanks for that I checked the website but they didn't mention anything about monofibre? I ran a search on the world wide web came across a company called Dome, on their site thay mention they created the hair extension market and that they are exclusive suppliers of Monofibre, when I called them they were able to find a salon in my area that offered the Monofibre service... It's quite affordable!
I've booked a free consultation and I plan to go to see them next week!
I'll keep you posted...
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