QuoteReplyTopic: Chinese Light Yaki Posted: April 24 2008 at 12:07am
If I use heat and I rarely do with this texture, I use a tiny amount of heat protecting serum only once. I use sponge rollers in the shower with the steam to make curls or hot rollers. Once they are set, I pin curl them at night with bobby pins. I am not a fan of heat on any kind of hair. Try to avoid brushing altogether and use a wide tooth comb.HTH.
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Less is more. All I use is SM conditioner in the microwave and a dime sized amount of SM leave in. That's it! Remember, it' s not AA hair, so if you put products in it you will have lots of tangles.
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Wow loveangie, it looks very pretty and i looks more natural than my application.
Your application looks really good girl! Plus, mine isn't even applied in that pic. Don't be so hard on yourself. You know you got it going on with your pretty self!
I had removed it to wash and set it, but I put it back on so you can see how pretty the texture is. It tangles a little in the back where she cut in long layers, and she put hairspray on the brush because I wouldn't let her spray my whole head. After Saturday, it started getting tangled back there. Isn't it pretty though?
It's not applied, it's just sitting on top of my head like a hat. [IMG]smileys/smiley36.gif" align="middle" />
Ya, I have a Jacksun (3 months old) with no tangling and I have a Jiery (6 months old) that I wore for 4 months straight (my first unit) and I've had no tangling at all.
I just got really pretty Chinese Remy Light Yaki from Holly last week. When I went to get it layered on Saturday, the stylist couldn't get over how gorgeous it was. It does seem to tangle just a little, though. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?
very pretty, i personally think the chinese light yaki is the most realistic to freshly permed AA hair..
I totally agree, that's why it is so frustrating that most vendors do not carry chinese light yaki stock units. I have had to order customs for all my chinese light yaki units. It is rare to see one on a stock list. Rex has a 20" #2 natural on his stock list now.
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i love your app. i have a indian remy light yaki that i just got from rex and i would ike to know what color cap you use cause im your color and what color is your lace. please give me some advise.
Thank you all ladies. I don't think my appl is good enough on these pics. I have appl yesterday and now is the first time that there is not much babyhair that get stuck in the glue. But i am practice and it will be better.
@ Heaven lei. I order this one from yiweidu. In the begin (the first day) a lot of hair came out. But that was one time. De density is medium and it can take some shedding because there is a lot of hair.
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