QuoteReplyTopic: Plz help, im ordering in 24 hrs Posted: November 16 2005 at 6:35pm
Does anyone on this website have any good experiences with superhairfactory.com? I am going to ORDER tomorow unless someone stops me! I am going to order the 30 inch super remi hand tied weft. now has anybody tried the hair, and is it any good? i am about to shell out liike 500$ here so if anyone knows whether this is a good idea if they could please let me know because i am so worried about this! The guy admitted on the phone and also on the website under FAQ that the 30 inch hair is mostly but not 100% european hair..so that kinda scares me.. although it is 100% human..he said that the hair is of "mixed origins" to achieve the best possible outcome.. is that a good thingAlso, my own hair is medium length and he didnt seem to be able to tell me how much hair i would need . does everyone think that 8 ounces is a safe bet? so please if anyone has worn this hair if they could please leave their opinion on it thanks
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Welcome to the board Gabriele. Ive never ordered from superhairfactory...but from everything Ive heard on this board they're are ok, I recall a UK customer having real issue, but many of the board members here order from them with no problems. Im not sure about the hair that you are speaking of...that 'mixed origins' would scare me! Do you have to have hair that long? 30 inch hair is hard to find and would go to your butt or longer depending on how long your torso is! If you can use 22 inch hair (which reaches my mid/lower back and Im average to long torso'd) you could buy 2 packs (8 oz)of Bohyme wefted about $260, or 8 ounces of remi hair + bonding kit from shrinkies.net about $200, or 8 ounces of Lush pretipped hair about $260.
8 ounces is enough for 22 inch hair. I typically use around 6 ounces. I cant say for 30 inch hair, if 8 ounces would be enough. My opinion is that for 30 inch hair you might need around 12 ounces..
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well i have heard you have to cut it to blend when its that much longer than ur own hair...so basically im wanting the 30 inches cause it is the same pirce as the 26 inches..but WOW>...the hair they used on those girls at haircandy.com ..GORGEOUS>..does anyone know how to find hair like that in say 26 inches? sherrie....how much hair do u think i would i need if my own hair is 18 inches roughly (i just measured..) and i cut the 30 inches down to say 26-27 inches? just cause i want it super long but i know i cant afford 12 ounces of hair since 8 is already costing me 400...especiailly when im afraid it might be good...i wish someone would speak up who has dealt tiwh the company personally..but that might not happen before ive ordered.....
Hi and welcome. Yes, I've ordered from SHFseveral times. I got their seamless weft method color #4 wavy and I loved it so much I ordered another one. I have ordered Bohyme from them also. I have never had any problems with them except my recent hair I bought was lighter than #4 so I just dyed it to a darker color. I know I should have called them and returned it but I wanted to use it that day I got it in the mail. I find their business professional and the shipment is fast. I also order from HisandHer hair. I get the Bohyme and love it. Good luck, any questions, just ask.
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are you planning a layered cut? or all one length. Is your hair thick? or thin? If your are going to have long layers...then you may be able to get away with less hair. If you want all one length then it would take more hair to cover your own shorter hair...and to be thick enough to blend it in, and the bottom to be thick enough and not look scraggly. And if your hair is thin then it wont take as much extension hair to blend...whereas if you have thick hair it will take much more extension hair to blend in.
What color is your hair? If its dark, indian hair might be a good choice. You can find long lengths in indian hair and can find good quality in darker indian hair better than lighter colors like blonde or light brown.
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well i want layers but very long and i want the overall look to be well...long lol i do have some chin length bangs im trying to grow out so there wil have to be a bit of layering..my own hair is a bit more on the thinner side than anything..as it has been thinned many times lol...but i have not had good experience with indian hair..i have foudn it is far too course for my liking.....im really scared tho that i am gonna order hair and not have it be enough..... i have spent long enough saving this money so i can buy the little that i can afford rite now l..llol it would suck to make an appointment and then have to order more hair cause it looks awful. now people..my own hair is brown but i dye it black...so the extensiosn im ordering are jet black...so what do you guys think about ordering the 8 ounces of the better hari and then ordering some cheap filler hair incase theres not enough LOL ok now i sound like a total cheapskate
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also i forgot to mention..would you belive the guy at superhairfactory called me naive when i asked what kind of origin the hair was from..like serisly jeez
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have you thought about synthetic like plastikhaar? Alot of the girls here who have done super long installs have used plastkhaar with good results. Its a very high quality monofiber and it cost a FRACTION of what human hair costs.
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oh do a search on plastikhaar.....the girls here have MASTERED the monofiber....styling can certainly be done with monofiber...its just done a little differently than human hair.
There should be some awesome pictures of installs with PH...and some very detailed posts on how to style and care for the PH. Might be a good option for you!
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oh my goodness......ok...now imthinking that plastikhaar might be more for me....but i think iwant to order it stick straight...now do you know what does it feel like? does it feel like real human hair and can you curl it..also can you weave it onto your head liek regular extensions.. also if it is so great how come its so cheap?
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well your options in synthetic would either be monofiber like Plastikhaar or Prohair. It comes in really long lengths. Yes you can get it straight too. The other option is thermal fiber like wawa or American dream thermofiber.
The monofiber comes in lengths up to 48 inches. You can curl it and all that, you just do it differently, you cant use a hot curling iron but you can set it with heat & steam, like either velcro rollers and a steamer or hotrollers.
The thermofiber can take heat well. you can curl it and all the heat styling stuff. But the only thermal fiber that comes that long is AD which doesnt have an online shop, they are in the UK and you would need to call them to order. AD has lengths up to 60 inches.
No synthetic feels like HH...it doesnt feel terrible, but does not feel like HH, but there are things you can do to keep it feeling soft as possible. I think its a trade off for the high cost of HH that long. I personally have used Wawa thermal fiber, and loved it (other than the feel) It looked beautiful and the nice thing was that I got out of the shower every morning with a head full of curls becuase it keeps the curl til you straighten it out. And a full head of 22 inch only cost me $25! Alot of the girls here use synthetic and have no problem with the feel. Like I said its soft...but does feel a little different than HH.
wawa costs about $10 a pack. Ph is about $15 a pack I think? and AD is maybe around $35 for the long lengths (cant remember for sure). Synthetic is always cheaper than HH, its cheaper because its manmade. Human hair has to go through so much processing and you can just imagine what all is involved in collecting and processing HH...especially hair that long! Actually you dont find much HH that long and thats why its so expensive.
You can get the synthetic in either bulk or wefted, so you can use any method of attachment.
Plastikhaar or Prohair is very good for the money! I really enjoyed Platikhaar for the duration I was wearing it. The only reason I switched back to human hair was that I missed using a curling iron.
I have curled Plastikhaar many times with hot rollers and it works great.
Plastikhaar is amazing. Sara can put the hair you want on a weft so if you decide you want to make clips of it or try a bonded or sew-in method, you can do that too.
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