I've never actually installed wefts with Liquid Gold and I'd like to know anyones experiences with this method. I read that Sherrie has had some in for 9 weeks now. I had no idea they lasted that long when glued in   I was under the impression that glued in wefts were very temporary and only lasted a week or two.

If you've used LG to glue in wefts, what's the longest you've gotten them to last? Did you glue them right to the scalp or did you do the sandwich method? It seems like the sandwich method would allow for better wear as your natural hair continues to grow. Have you had to touch them up during your wear? How is washing your hair with them in?

Did you glue yours right to your scalp or do the sandwich method?

I use the sandwich method. When I dont use the sandwich method I get a good 3 weeks....

Oh and never bond them right to the scalp, always at the root of the hair   (Im sure thats what you meant)

Ive been doing the sandwich method with LG for a long time. I know alot of people dont seem to get as long out of them as I do...Im not sure why either and I know its not just 'my hair' because Ive used the method on several other ladies with the same amount of wear time. Some really need redone at 4 weeks and I had one that went 12 weeks one time ( but really shouldnt have). I usually never have to touch anything up in between installs, and the bonds usually (except the bottom row or two)stay secure.  I wash nearly everyday...and really I dont think anyone could be any harder on their hair than I am.

Im posting a few pictures. The hair is still looking great, the bonds are still secure.(minus the bottom row)..but you can see how much growth there is and my dark roots (YIKES)

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By the way this is Bohyme/Lush/Hair21 combo

I do 5 or 6 rows. 3 or 4 from the ears down and 2 long above the ears that go from front hairline all the way around. Then I do a shorter row at the top on the sides...thats the row that you can see that I have lifted up in the photos. This particular install I doubled the wefts on the rows from the ears down, and shrinkied lowlights to the wefts before install. (I just lost my first pretip the other day!)

I know those photos look bad...but thats 9 weeks of wear and they really need redone but Ive just seriously lacked the time...gotta get er done soon! No later than this weekend for sure!

Kristin I have install photos if you need to see any, let me know...actually I think in the sandwich tutorial I added a couple of pictures awhile back.

I think your photos look awesome for 9 weeks of wear!You don't have any matteing or tangling, they really look great. I'll see if I can look up your past post with the tutorial

Heey^^ Sherrie you mother of all LG and stuff:P;) hehe but i have a question for you,... On Drlocks site it says the following ....Do you have any experiance or ideas about it? btw...you hair looks amazing!:D

Directions for hair Bond Fusion with Liquid Gold:
Clean the hair using Liquid Gold Clensing Shampoo.
Use a hair separator disc (sold separately) and section off a small section of the clients natural hair.
Twist the hair once or twice, slide it through slit in the separator disk to the hole in the center of the disk.
Place the disk as close to the scalp as possible.
Apply Liquid Gold to the base of the hair close to the roots.
Take the commercial hair to be fused, clip it blunt at the top.
Flair the hair like a paint brush, apply Liquid Gold to the commercial hair.
Allow to dry for about 3-5 minutes (or until no longer wet to the touch).
Place the commercial hair on natural hair and with your thumb and forefinger, roll the added hair into place.
Using a heat clamp, fuse bond lightly for about three (3) seconds.
Round the bond with your fingertips.
You are going to be repeating this with many sections, so we highly recommend that you prepare 20 to 30 sections of commercial hair with the Liquid Gold at one time

Sherrie, you look beautiful in that photo xx