Synth that curls? listed on eBay

This is a cool site for synth hair.

http://www.hairsisters.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=6_7

I thinks it great that it shows you what the hair looks like out of the package. Dont know about the quality of the hair tho.

And if you click on a color, it show it to you also.

Em

Yikes! What are they thinking? I thought everyone had switched from copper to aluminum by now....

i've been reading lots lately about the hot stuff
fusion thermofiber over at the black hair media
website - mostly ppl's reactions have been that it
looks great for up to 7-8 weeks, and you can curl
it. Altho, I haven't been able to find a place online
that sells it in a variety of colours and textures, let
alone in wefts :
this ladies hair looks absolutely bee-u-tiful with it!! ::
http://forum.blackhairmedia.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=8786&KW=Hot+stuff+fusion


hehe...i'm getting so mixed up about all of the
diff synth tho! I know I def. want to try synth out
for my first-time diy extensions ...that way i wont
feel tooo bad if i happen to ruin them! :D
ntm ..it's supposed to be ultra-light, in comparision
w/human hair! woo!

Its mostly between dome and plastikhaar tho. They
both have gotten such nice reviews, its getting to
be a tough decision, plus i'm able to order them
w/out being a cosmetologist.
The only for-sure requirements that I have atm is
that it needs to have a def. wave - I have straight,
thinning, fine hair, so I curl it everyday x.x (maybe i
shouldn't, but it's the only way my hair doesnt look
balding!)
Oh! And it needs to be able to hold up for at least
a couple of weeks of daily washing..hmm.

decisions, decisions :|

I should think not. It is 2005, after all!

If Plastikhaar is high-quality enough, it may be the right option. As far as I know, they're the only synth company that does wefts, the lengths are superlong, and they have every color and color blend known to man. Plus, they've got a million different wave patterns. The question is, what's the quality level? I suppose we'll know soon enough.

I also think you could get the length and texture you want from Dome or Prostyles; you'd just have to blend the colors, which I'm sure you've done before. I don't think they have wefts, though.

I'm under the impression that you can use steam velvet rollers with any of these brands, but you should generally limit the blowdrying to your real hair (on top) and the roots. I think you can blowdry on cool without a problem, and diffusers are also recommended. But who really knows? I'd love to have a bag of each and test it in every conceivable way before it goes on my head.

Don't get discouraged--things are looking up for all of us. Major breakthoughs with Shrinks and extendtubes this year, major realizations about the big, expensive brands, and now there's synth on the horizon.... Prediction: We'll all have beautiful, low-stress hair by year's end!

Funny, Victoria Gotti's on the TV.... I wonder if hers are synth or human....

I don't know. My guess is that it's just high-quality synth, nothing out of the ordinary. A lot of the feedback I've been reading on synth says that you can use a curling iron on low temperatures (and most say you can use hot rollers), while others say you should only use a blow-dryer. It's very confusing....