Check out my install pics!!!

18" #4/5 Bohyme with fusion





20" Dyed Russian #22, I thought she could have used 2 more ounces, but she only wanted 4 oz. so it's kinda thin, but the most gorgeous healthy blonde I have ever used!





21" virgin russian hair #4 with a red tint. She had shed a lot of hair after her pregnancy and mostly wanted it thicker. Russian hair is a dream to work with! She has a really fine hair shaft and this blended seamlessly!

They all look beautiful! 

beautiful, where did u get the virgin hair?

Cosigning with Sherrie who cosigns with Poose.

kristie m wrote: Well, I'm cosigning with Malibu who cosigned with Sherrie who cosigned with Poose. It looks beautiful! And yes, do tell, where did you get the Russian hair? A bunch of us have become quite the Russian hair addicts in the last few months.

LOL!

Yeah, do tell because I know Tangles would love to try it and after the way she spoke about Gene and Susan too, she needs to try to find another source.

nice installs i like the last one best x

hmmmm.....when I typed the website in it automatically put in x's.

I have a feeling I know what vendor your'e talking about for the russian - GEORGOUS hair! 

your installs are BEAUTIFUL as well! I can see your perfectionist tendencies are doing quite well for you. I love that last one with the red tones especially.

it comes to me exactly as they cut it off the head. They put it back in a ponytail, bound it with a rubberband, and cut it off. It hasn't been washed or anything, but I've never had a ponytail come to me dirty, greasy, or gross smelling. They are all clean.
I will shampoo and and let the ponytails deep condition overnight. Then I unbind them, draw out the hairs that are shorter than 5-6" (which there are a lot of surprisingly) by TIGHTLY gripping the hair mid shaft, and using a fine tooth comb backwards up the ponytail. This will draw out all the shorter hairs that are useless. Then I will trim the ends at least and inch or two, so the bottoms of the hair are nice and thick, not stringy and thin. So you usually should order the hair a couple of inches longer than what you want the end result to be. I ordered hair that was 23-24 inches long, and most ponytails ended up being about 19 - 21 inches long. Then, I carefully split the ponytails into 2 ounce increments, which I weigh on the scale. The hardest part of the whole process is being extra careful to keep the hair cuticle alligned, root tips with root tips, ends with ends, because if you have even one hair turned in the opposite direction it can create a little ball of tangles. It took me three days straight to do one kilo of hair. So you can see why sometimes it is just easier to order from another company that does all this work for you. Plus, if I were to completely double draw the hair to make it all one length, I would lose SO much hair, and I don't know how to keep the shorter hairs, they do it with a hair hackel, but I can't find anything online that shows how to do this to salvage all of the hair. You can see pic's of the end result at http://jholland7.photosite.com/Album1/?orderprints=true

wow its amazing you do that all your self! No wonder your installs are so beautiful!