Pro-tac PlastikHaar Install ***PICS***
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Topic: Pro-tac PlastikHaar Install ***PICS***
Posted By: Jenny_RR
Subject: Pro-tac PlastikHaar Install ***PICS***
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 8:44am
I'm back, babay! *yelling like George from Seinfeld*
For those who didn't witness the tragic results of my bleaching disaster last fall, let's rewind:

What sucked even more was that much of the (very little) hair you're
seeing in that pic had to be cut off because it was fried, too! I was
left with almost no hair, and my hair does NOT grow quickly.
Fast-forward to now:



I did 5 or 6 rows (I can't remember)--2 were triple weft, the rest were
double--plus one mini-row in a U-shape around the crown.
For the topmost crown row, I should've sliced the tape in half and cut
the wefts/pro-tac into smaller pieces, because I wasn't able to "bend"
them that well. It's a bit visible so I can see that I'll need to make
some modifications in the future.
The wefts are custom-blended from PlastikHaar, all machine (I didn't
use the hand-tied one). I ordered these ages ago but only got to using
them now.
Obviously, this hair could use a good cut, too. I'm used to the
layering and razoring Issac does, and this hair is just sorta hanging.
But for now, I'm just so relieved to have hair again!
xoxox
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Posted By: asinnamon
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 9:12am
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OMG!! I can't get over those pictures!! I don't know what I would do if all my had to be cut off. And what a tranformation!! You are the bomb!! Your installs always look great!! Love the color & the body to the ph!!
Amanda
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Posted By: Amanda8Beechwoo
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 9:57am
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WOW Jenny that's one of the best I've seen on you. Don't cut it, I love it like that, I think it falls naturally into lovely layers, wow again, I can't believe how nice it looks. I wish I could get along with plastikhaar, did you find the protac easy? x
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Posted By: amm
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 10:04am
That's the bomb! Can't wait to get my 5 meter wefts. I LOVE
Plastikhaar!
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Posted By: Longhairdreams
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 10:13am
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Yay Jenny's back with another beautiful install. .
Isaac's work was always top-notch.But eat your heart out Isaac.You did a great job Jenny.
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Posted By: Jenny_RR
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 10:26am
Thanks, girls. (I'm sort of afraid to cut it too!)
Despite the issues at the very top and the lack of cutting, I'm really
happy with it, especially since it's my first time ever with
wefts and basically my first time DIYing, at least DIYing my entire
head.
Fortunately, I stockpiled some Pro-Tac from AMM a while back, but I'll
need to restock eventually. As I understand it, a few of our lovely HB
ladies have got the goods, so I'm not worried about that.
The bigger problem is hair. PH is obviously my first choice, especially
since I can get all sorts of custom blends, streaks, chunks, whatever
(you can't see it in the picture, but there are actually three shades
of blonde blended into this mix).
The issue, of course, is time. I used up most of my wefts for this
install, so I'm planning to place a big order with Sara, but they'll
take a while to get to me. In the meantime, maybe I should use Wawa? If
Metalgirl gets her therm, I'd love to try that, of course.
Does anyone know what the options are for wefted synth these days?

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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 10:58am
Jenny I PM'ed you 
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Posted By: Draakje
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 11:25am
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That is awesome! I wonder how you can keep it untangeled...
And how much hair (I doubt you know it in grams ) did you use?
It's amazing! I wonder what it looks like in daylight :)
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Posted By: leelou
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 11:29am
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WOWWWWWW jenny that looks so gorgeous!! you look like a real life ultra glamorous barbie doll!! i love long blonde hair and ive never seen real hair look as good as that, only extensions!! im jealous!!!!!
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Posted By: ccross6032
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 12:53pm
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woot! she's back..
love it! great install...
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Posted By: Jenny_RR
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 1:44pm
Thanks again, everyone!
Draakje wrote:
I wonder how you can keep it untangeled... And how much hair (I doubt you know it in grams ) did you use? |
Well, because it's synth, it really doesn't tangle in the same way that
human does. It gets "thick" (hard to explain) and a little frizzy every
once in a while, and when that happens, I blow it out or steam it. But
I actually try NOT to do anything with it--that's the key with synth
care.
My synth regimen: Put
in hair, detangle twice a day with large comb and Dome spray, working
from bottom to top, and wash as little as possible. Stick to washing my
own hair (very top of head only), and when I do wash the extensions,
air-dry, no styling, and don't comb or brush until dry. This cuts down
on my hair-styling time considerably.
Grams...I have no idea. It's about 3 1/2 bags (5 meters of weft each),
I'd say. Egads--can that be right? 17 1/2 meters of wefts in my head?
Seems like my math might be off....
Again, I have very few problems with tangling, but with this length and thickness, the weight can be a bit unbearable.
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Posted By: Kimbearly
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 8:55pm
Beautiful Jenny and conhairulations!!!!
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Posted By: Gina E
Date Posted: April 16 2006 at 9:44pm
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Jenny_RR wrote:
I'm back, babay! *yelling like George from Seinfeld*
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AMEN!!!!!
Looks Georgeous!!!
Side note....Must have been a Pro Tac install kinda day I did mine, too!
Sorry ladies...cameras broke :( I do Pro Tac!
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Posted By: bettyblue13
Date Posted: April 17 2006 at 12:50am
Looks amazing girl!!!! Hot Hot!!
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Posted By: Draakje
Date Posted: April 17 2006 at 2:00am
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Jenny_RR wrote:
Thanks again, everyone!
Draakje wrote:
I wonder how you can keep it untangeled... And how much hair (I doubt you know it in grams ) did you use? |
Well, because it's synth, it really doesn't tangle in the same way that human does. It gets "thick" (hard to explain) and a little frizzy every once in a while, and when that happens, I blow it out or steam it. But I actually try NOT to do anything with it--that's the key with synth care.
My synth regimen: Put in hair, detangle twice a day with large comb and Dome spray, working from bottom to top, and wash as little as possible. Stick to washing my own hair (very top of head only), and when I do wash the extensions, air-dry, no styling, and don't comb or brush until dry. This cuts down on my hair-styling time considerably.
Grams...I have no idea. It's about 3 1/2 bags (5 meters of weft each), I'd say. Egads--can that be right? 17 1/2 meters of wefts in my head? Seems like my math might be off....
Again, I have very few problems with tangling, but with this length and thickness, the weight can be a bit unbearable.
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Thanks! I guess i'll just that the plunce :D
And 17,5 meter? Damn! Not even my backyard is that long!! That's crazy
I was just trying to figure out if I have enough (I am nearing 200 tips, but it seems to little)..
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Posted By: Jenny_RR
Date Posted: April 17 2006 at 5:33am
Draakje wrote:
And 17,5 meter? Damn! Not even my backyard is that long!! That's crazy  |
You know, I think my math must be off, LOL. Maybe these are 1-meter wefts, as opposed to 5-meter, so 3 1/2 meters?
xoxox
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Posted By: Draakje
Date Posted: April 17 2006 at 6:08am
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Jenny_RR wrote:
You know, I think my math must be off, LOL. Maybe these are 1-meter wefts, as opposed to 5-meter, so 3 1/2 meters?
xoxox
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I hope so, or else you must be in P-A-I-N 
But thanks for your help hun! And your hair looks great!
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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: April 17 2006 at 7:03am
Jenny I did the math. For 6 rows, 2 triple wefted and the rest double wefted and one mini row. Sounds like somewhere in the area of 100- 115 inches of weft. So somewhere around 3 meters. Does that sound right?
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Posted By: Lynn74
Date Posted: April 17 2006 at 8:28pm
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my routine for monofibre is this -
1)wash every morning, condition with cheap drugstore conditioner every morning (currently using Dove, much better than shine sprays).
2) blow dry until half way dry, then blow out on medium setting with a round brush
3)brush out at night, put in low ponytail and sleep on a satin pillowcase every night.
The less I wash and blow dry my hair, the frizzier and 'bigger' it gets. sythetic hair needs to be maintained. Without continually blowing it out, it starts getting nasty.
stylists that are used to working with monofibre are always amazed at the condition of it when I come in to the salon. I've had the same batch last for 6 months + installed =)
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Posted By: Kalika
Date Posted: April 18 2006 at 6:32am
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Hey Jenny, we missed you! *hugs*
And your hair is looking mighty fine! 
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