cold fusion

Oh my god its funny you should say that because I'm sure I had a running dream last night every time I woke up I remember that I'd been dreaming about flipping tipping my hair yikes this is bad!!!

Hey Sherrie,

My understanding was that microrings, extendtubes, hairlocs, eurolocs, etc. were sometimes referred to as "cold methods" (in that they use no heat), but that Cold Fusion was something else entirely.

I actually think it's a branded method that's owned by Great Lengths. They had an article on SalonWeb about it: http://static.highbeam.com/s/salonnews/march012001/thelongandshortofitgreatlengthcoldfusionextensions/ not that it's all that informative.

That said, I don't have a clue as to how it's done--sonic laser??? whatever that means--and I think it's very expensive (like more expensive than GLs). I looked into this method when I was first researching extensions. It was brand new on the market at the time, and I couldn't find much information about it. I thought it would be damaging, though, and for some reason, I was under the impression that instead of using heat to attach, it sort of froze to attach, but dtill used the keratin glue. It sounds a bit out there though, so may have hallucinated some of this....

:)

What exactly is cold fusion? I've never been able to figure that out.

I am currently wearing strand by strand extensions from so-cal, they were put in at a salon and after experiencing alot of shedding I decided to keep up with the maintenance myself. I have tried shrinkies without success. Does anyone know if there is a cold fusion site offering products and if so can you please give me the link. Ive done a search and came up with nothing.

Any knowledge of this technique would be appreciated.