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  *cross posted from mocha's rk hair thread.
Excuse the low pic res, (and my almost booty) my camera is fairly cheap. The first two pics are fina's hair - I wore that for 6-7 weeks and only took it down because of slippage. Put it in with shrinkies - my hair is extremely fine and oily. It was a bit fuzzy looking toward the end but I've kept the hair, trimmed it up and deep conditioned it, and I think I could easily re-tip and get a second install out of it. This hair was very pretty. It did tangle around the ends but a bit of product and styling kept that manageable and I got stopped a lot and complimented on this hair. My own hair here is just above my shoulders, closer to the jaw in the front.
The last picture is single drawn Rk - this is what I'm wearing right now. My hair has grown 1 1/2-2 inches all around to just past my shoulders. Put in with LG/wefts. No sandwiching as I plan to re-install before Halloween and wanted an easy take-down. It's only been a week, and this is after I've trimmed it several times; the longest layer had been to below the narrowest part of my waist (deep V cut ) but it's been though several trims. I took another couple inches off this morning after I posted and it's more manageable now. Still a bit scraggly at the ends though. The little pale foof sticking right out in the middle is just because of the breeze. This is just air dried and a bit of oil worked though it to show it's natural state. I can flat iron it and turn the ends and get something much smoother looking. For reference, in the first two pics I had probably either blown my hair out or curled it in places, but over-all it required very little styling compared to the RK. (for me) It felt totally soft and I could get my fingers all the way through it on the weft, so I don't know it there is anything to the trend that those of us who install RK with wefts vs. strand by stand have more problems.
Oh, and I tried the LG in the syringe thing and it rocks! At least until the rubber stopper in my plunger crapped out on my and it all stopped working. ( it was old old old.) But doing a couple wefts with the syringe and the rest with the brush, whoa nellie. Toss those bottles out, ladies. The syringe is the way to go, seriously.
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