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why do wefts have short hair at the top?

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    Posted: August 30 2007 at 3:08pm
I'm really curious about this.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Poose Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 30 2007 at 3:31pm
Thats the hair that is left after tying it to the string/s.
Like, you have to have some hair overhang or it'll just slip out.
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It's called the beard.. It's the foldover when the hair is wefted..
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Has anyone figured out why Wagman's wefts don't have a beard?

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I understand why the beard needs to be there however its probably my biggest complaint about wearing wefts as those little hairs can kind of poke and itch near the scalp. Its not terrible but noticeable. The hair Im wearing now is very fine so its not too bad. Im wondering though if the hair was courser, would it become unbearable?
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Beard is a newer term. In the past they were always called returns.
Don't know how they keep the hair on the strings without a foldover.. Maybe tight bonding glue?


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That's a good question krimsa. I hate how the "beard" (thanks ladies!) feels. It really can feel itchy sometimes.
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Originally posted by mokipono mokipono wrote:

Beard is a newer term. In the past they were always called returns.
Don't know how they keep the hair on the strings without a foldover.. Maybe tight bonding glue?
 
Hi Moki..
 
I actually heard it referred to as a "register" but I am not sure that was just specific to the vendor I was talking to. 
 
I actually like the term "beard".  It is very descriptive. 
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Originally posted by mokipono mokipono wrote:

Beard is a newer term. In the past they were always called returns.
Don't know how they keep the hair on the strings without a foldover.. Maybe tight bonding glue?
Extensions Plus still uses this term..Tongue
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I have also heard it called the 'turn around'
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I like beard also because it looks like a little beard lol. As the wefts loosen and move down from new growth it can become more noticeable and scratchy. But when compared with bonds it doesnt seem nearly as bad to me. Bonds bug me a lot because there is so many of them and I always want to play with them and pull at them when they grow out.
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