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    Posted: June 06 2007 at 9:18pm
so glad it worked! i have to admit i was at a loss to give you advice back when you posted the prob, but the nail filer certinally sounded like a good tip.
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happy to report that the nail filer works wonders hehehe
THANKYOU VERY MUCH  saved my life
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oh my god thank you hair angels i will try the flat iron thing first then the filer and if all fails acetone
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if its the glued tip thats poking you in the head, then i'd try reshaping it too, carefully with your flatiron and protect your little finger so you dont get a burn

are you sure its not some cross hairs that are pulling though? those hurt too
 
one time one of the pretips was sharp on my head and i took a nail file and filed it smooth
lotta talkin 'bout hair n other stuff: http://www.diyextensions.net/
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You can also try to heat it a bit with a flat iron and re-shape it. That way you won't take the entire bond out.

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Use a cotton ball with acetone (pure) soak just that bond, use pliers to crunch it up, more acetone if needed, more crunching and it should come out.

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I JUST HAD CINDERELLA EXTENSIONS PUT IN..beautiful hair love it actually..but one of the bonds feels really sharp i dont want to pull on it but it rubs on my scalp how can  i remove it? with what? its monday and the lady who did it wont be back until thursday..any reccomandations?
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