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Eurolocs or fusion?

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Topic: Eurolocs or fusion?
Posted By: swes9321
Subject: Eurolocs or fusion?
Date Posted: October 03 2006 at 8:33am
hello, I am considering getting hair extensions done by a professional using eurolocs, do you think they are better than the fusion ones? because I had extensions before and I think they were fusion (they just heated up the end and it stuck to my hair)i thought maybe eurolocs are less damaging?

any suggestions/advice would be greatly appreciated thanks guys!



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Posted By: metalgirl
Date Posted: October 03 2006 at 11:18am
I've done both methods on clients and both have problems, in my opinion.
 
I never really liked fusion because they tend to shed a lot and that glue can be hard to get out of the hair.
 
I used to love Eurolocs and did them exclusively on all my clients for a year or two.  But then I started to see damage to their hair.  Eurolocs are a little different than all the other 'ring' methods in that you use a special tool and double fold the ring.  (first fold it like a book, and then fold it in half again).  By double folding them they do stay in well but you need this special pointy, pincher type tool to pry them open when it's time to remove them. 
 
I think that myself and other stylists who had used the method agreed that opening the ring with the pincher tools totally sheds the natural hair, causing extreme breakage.  I don't think that there's any other way to re-open that double folded ring either.


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