Tangling!!

Which His and Hers is it?

Have you tried any silicone product yet - Biosilk, something like that?

Biosilk's okay. Not worth the full retail price, imo, but if you can get it on special, it's a good thing to have. I put it on wet hair.

I believe there are other leave in 'cones that are really good also.

Which texture/length/color hair did you buy specifically? My experience has been that His and Hers's hair quality varies wildly.

Syren123: This peice only came in silky straight and I got number 5
I used to wear his and hers u-tip fusion and I liked the hair for a month and then it turned to crap. I figured since these are clip-ins they would last longer. The hair looks and feels nice but geeeeez, the tangling....
Is this the biosilk?

Gsmile: Are you talking about Garnier Fructis? Which product?

Let His and Hers know it is tangling ( is it the one here in l.a on wilshire) I stop buying hair from them over 8years ago their hair is awful. Good luck Biosilk might make it stiff it is a little to heavy, try aveda emollient drops.

lovelove

I really like the proclaim from Sally's or the generic Paul Mitchell gloss drops (yes I like the generic better than the real thing). I have tried just about everything, including biosilk, and so far those are my favorites.

Wearing 22" 8oz Tease I tips installed with silicone microrings.

Well, sounds like we've all have our 'His and Her' poor quality hair experiences. About 10 yrs ago, H & H had the most variety and the quality was good, althought they were primarily a wig outlet. Then as Hair Ext. got more popular the hair quality started declining and the prices went up at H & H. (Not a good combination) Even their Top of the Line hair isn't as good as other companies lower lines. It's far too expensive for the quality, IMHO. (In my Humble opinion, ha)

The main factor in hair extensions, as far as I'm concerned, is getting the Highest quality hair at the most resonable prices.....As we've all found, expensive hair prices doesn't necessarily equate to the best hair. Also, It seems from imput on this Board, that even hair from one source that has been fantastic, sometimes suddenly comes in 'bad batches'. Unfortunately we can't tell that it's a bad batch until it's in and shampooed acouple of times. On a client, this can be rather disasterous.

I do recommend H & H keratin glue sticks though, as for the price and quality, it's good...although if anyone has any better recommendations, I'd love to hear'em.

Hair Today, More Tomorrow!

Hey everyone!

Malibu, I have used the gloss before that Californiagirl mentioned. Mine came in a pink pack for $3.79 and was by Ardell. I have blonde hair so I used the clear, it does work nicely!

I actually just started using hair from his and hers a month ago and have had the same indstall for a month using protacs and LG. The hair has held up great for me and I wash and straighten or curl daily. Maybe I lucked out and got a good batch.