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    Posted: September 15 2008 at 3:54pm
this is hair i was curious in trying it is from www.canuhairmenow.com i used the u tipped hair in colors 14, and 24, these tips were 1 gram a piece and used 95 pieces for the whole install, so far i'm really liking the hair, it also has a nice wave to it. i will keep ya girls updated on the hair if anyone is interested!
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pretty... it looks so natural. I would have guessed it was all natural! ;)
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Hi Saralee,
Your hair always looks so natural that you inspire me to want to do fusion myself. How do yu remove it? Is there a solution that breaks the bonds or do you have to try to break them with pliers?
Also, on the canuhairmenow, did you by the silicon tip or the keratin tip? U tip or i tip? I jus want about 100 bonds of 14 inch for fullness, my natural hair just touches my shoulders and I just want a little oomph...thanks for any help! :o)
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Points: 137 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote saralee26 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 29 2008 at 11:28am
i got the u tipped keratin, and u got use some 100 percent acetone and crack the bond open with the pliers, and slide out the hair, securing the root area, and pull on the end of the extension hair! good luck
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thx! :o)
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How do you do the back of your head ?
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practice and more practice and alot of mirrors sometimes my husband , or sister gives a hand with the back, but i'm getting pretty good at it now
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Looks natural!
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how did  you like this hair sara?
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it was alright, i paid a little more for it than it is now, it did tangle on me though!! 
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yeah i read a threat on hair extensions 101 about the bad quality. thanks for the feedback. know anywhere i can buy pre-tipped indian remi hair?
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What do you do if you mess up? How do you remove the glue?
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Tangling is pretty common because even our own natural hair will tangle. It is the "matting" that is a sign of bad quality hair. If you only have tangles, you might consider a silkening treatment or a silk spritz that will not leave it too heavy.
 
Extensions, unlike our natural hair, lack the natural oils to help keep the hair in good condition. Blonde extensions require even more care because unless they are European extensions that were naturally light, the hair had to be processed to remove the color. This always causes the extensions to dry out (and tangle) over time. Deep condition the hair with a "mayonnaise" type conditioner, plastic cap and a heating cap. Adds life to the extensions!! (unless they are matting,...)
 
By the way, the look AMAZING!!!
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