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Got it today, chips and remover. The chips do seem like a different type of glue than other sticks. The chips are sooo small I wasn't sure there was enough but it melts so thin ( I am haveing a problem describing)The remover is non toxic and is sent with Material data safty sheet.I have never used a remover that is like this one. They sent an aplication guide which is eaven laminated. I spoke to them on the phone and they are very helpfull which is good to know since so many companys just sell and can't help!. I will use these on a client who want fusion on friday and again on a friend Sunday, The company recomends cleang ex-hair and diping the roots of it in rubing alchoal frist . They allso say to melt chip on heat tool then bond it to extension hair then on to clients hair. I tryed it that way and tryed doing it right to the hair with out pre tipping. Not sure which way I will do. No sheding once in though. I will update more later.

Hi Amm,
only the remover is all natural. The tips are polly(plastic). But as we know glue is glue eaven those that say keritin. All I do know right now from playing with it and I put a couple in my hair. Is that it's thiner when melting and the chips are small. It has been a coulple of years since I have used fusion and to day is the day I do a client so it may be a long day! Pm me and I will send you some of the chips if you want. I just am looking for an alternative to the EM machine. Hoping it is a strong bond with easyer removal. With any fusion you must be carefull to get the bond sealed tight or it will fail quick. Of course I would rather use Lush and shrinks. I am just tired of pre tipping hair and can't find good pre tipped to use with the shrinks. And some clients need more curl and others want stick straight. Hoping in the future you may have it all. So I'm waiting on you then it's back to shrinky's!!!!!!!

Bump.

Marie, any recent data? How are they holding up on your client?

When you do put some in, amm, be sure to leave them in for at least a week and at least three washes and comb-outs to get a good idea how the stuff cures and if it starts to degrade from contact with water and hair oil and stray bits of conditioner.

Have you put them on a real person's head yet? I'm interested to see how this material wears over time, being exposed to scalp oil, hair washing, etc.

I have a whole head of teeny tiny strands put in with a fusion adhesive (of course not 'glue'...) by Chenice (the hair products maker). The stylist showed me how the glue dries rock hard in her glue pot - it's not soft or sticky. For two days after she put them in, I had to dust the bonds with talc powder to help them dry and cure hard.

Here it is a week and three washings and 2 strands have come out- they were maybe too tiny. None of my own hair came out with them (good). But when I'm running my fingers through the bonds to separate them out, some feel a bit sticky...so sure it dries hard in the glue pot, but a week on my head is a different story.

That's why I am interested to see if this poly plastic stuff can take actual head wear. Anything can make a nice bond if put in correctly - it's how it stands up to oil and water that will set something apart from every other fusion keratin 'no glue' adhesive out there.

Kewl! Can't wait to hear!

Standing by... seeing what worked. ??

So far so good. They are working on making the remover less smelly to.

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Well I followed the instructions and the two full heads I did I am re doing tonight and tomorrow!!! The bond is so soft and shedding out! I am going to put a shrink over the bonds to save them and of course add more because of whats been lost! There remover has promise if they can get the smell out but no go on the chips