Ever use anything besides acetone or orange oil?
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Topic: Ever use anything besides acetone or orange oil?
Posted By: mommy2aprincess
Subject: Ever use anything besides acetone or orange oil?
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 11:13am
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I am looking into getting some skin wefts for my sister's wedding next month. I have a lot of chemical sensitivities though and am concerned about not being able to use the acetone or orange oil to remove them. Are there any other more gentle ways to get them out? Would using a straight oil (like olive oil or something similar) loosen them up enough to get them out? I *really* don't want to damage my natural hair so if they would be hard to get out without the acetone then I am not sure if this will work for me.
Thanks so much for your help! :)
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Posted By: metalgirl
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 12:01pm
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I am also sensitive to the orange oil, which is a harsh petrochemical, by the way. In the advertising of some brands of the oil, it says it's 'natural' or 'organic' to imply that it's safe. After getting chemical burns from it and it also has burned some of my clients, I did some research on it.
It is a petroleum based product. They can call it 'natural' or 'organic' since it's made with a carbon based atom.
Stay away from that stuff.
Here's what I have been doing for removals. This works well for skin weft removal too:
I put olive oil in the hair, and then use a flat iron on low - medium heat to heat over the oil (and the weft) as it heats, it loosens up the glue and the weft slides out. Once the wefts are out, if there's more glue in the hair, I will repeat with oil and heat until it all combs out easily.
And under no circomestances should you ever heat the orange oil. It will produce toxic smoke!
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Posted By: BunnyWabbit
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 12:28pm
You can also try using a thick cheap conditioner the same way as the olive oil.
There are actually some truely natural orange oils out there, but they are typically more expensive as they are made from orange extracts and citrus oils. This can still be harsh on the skin however.
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Posted By: mommy2aprincess
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 12:52pm
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That's exactly what I was hoping for...I will try the olive oil or conditioner then! I'm so glad to hear that I won't have to use the orange oil or acetone...I'm pretty sure that my skin wouldn't agree with those!
Do you feel like you lose more hair using the oil or conditioner than you would using acetone? I want to cause the least damage to my hair as possible since I am trying to grow it back out.
Thanks so much for the help! :)
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Posted By: BunnyWabbit
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 1:40pm
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The hair you see comming out isn't nessecarily damage. Your hair sheds naturally around 100+ hairs a day, but it is trapped by wearing extensions so when you remove the extensions the hair that was alrady shed but had been trapped gives the illusion of loosing hair. I've used the orange oil and the condition/olive oil methods, I saw no difference. Any true damage that might occur from removal is from inexperience and rushing the process. Be sure to SATURATE the bonds and smush the oils into them. I took a half an hour per tape bond I had to remove with conditioner and olive oil. It took MUCH longer than orange oil or acetone, so you need to be paitent with it.
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Posted By: mommy2aprincess
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 1:45pm
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Thanks for the time estimate...I didn't realize it would take that long so I may have rushed it if I didn't know! I will make sure to take my time and be very patient. I'm glad to hear that you didn't see any difference in the amount of damage though..that's great!
What tape or glue have you tried this with? Do you think it would work for any or do I need to make sure to purchase certain ones? Which one would you most recommend? I would just die of embarrassment if one happened to fall out at the wedding or reception...is there a high likelihood of that? How far in advance would you recommend putting them in? the wedding is july 7 btw. I want to make sure that they are going to work and get used to them, but I don't want to have had them in for so long that I risk them falling out at the wedding, know what I mean?
Thanks for all of the help!!! :)
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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 2:35pm
I agree with bunnyw. Take your time and be patient and allow whatever product you are going to use for remaoval to WORK. Being impatient and pulling on the bonds to remove them could surely cause damage. Anything oily or thick emollient condtioners should work. But these will take longer than the citrus removers or acetone. I would suggest having more than one type of remover on hand, in case one dont work you have something to fall back on. Not all removers work for everyone.
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Posted By: BunnyWabbit
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 3:04pm
I used supertape and LG brought from HE101/Sherrie :) It held up GREAT. I had them in for around 4 weeks with my last install and they weren't quite ready to come out :) It seems like different ones work better for different people, but I really liked the combination as far as tapes and glues go for me.
Putting them in maybe a week or so before would be alright. that way you can get used to them and adjust anything you need to before the wedding. There shouldn't be any major slipping at that time either. Sometimes the ends will get a little bit loose, but if you put a little LG on you can fix it with out having to take anything out. I don't think there is a high risk at all of them randomly comming loose - and even if they do at the last minute, its easily fixable, even with a safety pin! (i know sounds crazy, theres a thread on diyextensions.net that explains it, do a forum search for safety pin and it should come up)
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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 3:17pm
the tapes have good hold, they shouldnt randomly fall out. In fact mine are still usually quite secure at 6 weeks. A spot or two may get loose but not an entire row. I add a little LG to the tapes and at 7 weeks I have to really be patient with removal becuase they are still very secure.
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Posted By: Chris H.
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 5:39pm
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Anyone about removing the bonds that are flattened? I recently put in a few installs by socap and now that I took the first install out, it was really hard to loosen them up! I was so bummed! I thought it would be so easy to just crunch the flat bond a few and turn it and crunch it a few more times and it was still really hard to get them out... The remover smells just like acetone and I only had one bottle and I needed more so I used regular pure acetone. Worked about the same. Also, from past experience with other methods, the orange oil didn't really do anything for me... Any suggestions from anyone who flattens the bonds??? Thanks!
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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 6:16pm
Hi Chris, did you try any alcohol? Most fusion bonds usually remove with acetone or alcohol. What are so-caps bonds? Are they keratin?
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Posted By: Ms.Honey
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 10:00pm
Chris H. wrote:
Anyone about removing the bonds that are flattened? I recently put in a few installs by socap and now that I took the first install out, it was really hard to loosen them up! I was so bummed! I thought it would be so easy to just crunch the flat bond a few and turn it and crunch it a few more times and it was still really hard to get them out... The remover smells just like acetone and I only had one bottle and I needed more so I used regular pure acetone. Worked about the same. Also, from past experience with other methods, the orange oil didn't really do anything for me... Any suggestions from anyone who flattens the bonds??? Thanks! |
Try 100% acetone nail polish remover Onyx Professional is my favorite. I believe you can buy it at Sally's.
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Posted By: mommy2aprincess
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 10:34pm
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Thanks for the help!
Would you recommend the Protac or the supertape if I want to make sure that they don't fall out but also be able to take them out with oil or conditioner?
Also, my hair is brown (someone said that they thought it was a 6...I have no idea as I've never done this before)...will the LG show through since my hair is so fine if I were to put it on top of the weft on the front ones? Are there other adhesives that would be better for brown hair? I also really want to avoid having little glue boogers. I am very short so anything that is going on in my hair will be visible to most everyone! That is why I want to make sure that it isn't noticeable and there aren't any problems...well, that and the fact that I will be in hundreds of pictures that someone will have forever!
oh yeah...i've heard that the tapes can get kind of gooey and sticky in hot weather...do you think i'll have a problem with this? the wedding is outdoors and it will most likely be very warm at that time of year down here in the desert. Thanks so much for all of the help! :)
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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: June 04 2007 at 11:52pm
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Any of the extended wear tapes will work. I personally prefer the supertape. But really its just a matter of preference. Also the supertape is less shiny than protac. But protacs split backing paper make them a little easier to handle as the backing can sometimes be a little tricky at first. If you want added security, You could add a little bit of LG to the tapes on the side that you apply against your head. Just a few dots along the tape, or a very light bit of LG along the tape will give extra security and hold.
My hair is pretty fine too especially in the crown area and I dont have any issues with them showing. There are lots of little tricks for that too. I use what I call a 'makeshift seamless' weft for my crown area. And frenchie has her own little tricks for the crown area too.
Whether or not you experience stickiness is hard to say. It seems to vary with each person. I never get gooey or melty gunk from the tapes. A little stickiness at most by the end of the install. Although some people get it quite badly. I think it depends on your hair type, my hair is very DRY, and I blowdry the tape area very well after showering, try to not wash EVERYDAY, and I try to stay away from very heavy, thick shampoos and conditioners and try to keep them off the tapes as much as possible.
You could always go for a LG install as another option. But with your dark hair, you might want to dye the LG a darker brown with a little bit of rit fabric dye. With LG you can get the glue 'boogers' that you mention. LG is another good option though although may be a little more tricky for a first install. But still do-able.
If you are going to use skin wefts, you would only apply the tape to the underside of the the skin wefts. No adhesives/tapes on the top, you wouldnt have any worries of tape showing through.
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Posted By: Chris H.
Date Posted: June 05 2007 at 2:16pm
Posted By: mommy2aprincess
Date Posted: June 05 2007 at 2:26pm
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Thanks so much for the help!
Sherrie- how do you do your "makeshift seamless wefts" that you mentioned?
If I were to only apply the tape to the bottom and not put anything on the top for the front ones, would it be noticeable if the wind was blowing?
Thanks again!!!
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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: June 06 2007 at 8:09pm
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here is an excellent picture demo done by mrswozzy:
http://talk.hairboutique.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=51389 - http://talk.hairboutique.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=51389
http://www.hairextensions101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1640 -
and here are a couple of threads where the makeshift seamless is discussed in more detail:
http://www.hairextensions101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1391 - http://www.hairextensions101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1391
http://www.hairextensions101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1640 - http://www.hairextensions101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1640
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Posted By: mommy2aprincess
Date Posted: June 07 2007 at 11:34am
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Thanks so much for posting the links...very helpful! Your hair is gorgeous, btw!
Which would be more invisible...skin wefts or the makeshift seamless wefts? I am so nervous that everyone will be able to see them (I am very short!) that I want to use the best possible option. For the front ones, is it best to just have the tape underneath or should I put tape or LG on the top to stick the hair to? Any places you would recommend ordering from? I have very fine hair if that makes a difference for matching texture. Do you know anyone that does custom color matching with good quality hair?
Thanks so much for all the help!
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Posted By: Ms.Honey
Date Posted: June 07 2007 at 1:39pm
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bCall your stylist to see if she will do it and for how much. Let her know that they're skin wefts not regular wefts.
You should place your order now. http://www.MYMANEATTRACTIONS.COM - WWW.MYMANEATTRACTIONS.COM sells 3yds. 16" for $160. It comes in black but you should be able to get them dyed. http://www.extensionwarehouse.com - www.extensionwarehouse.com skin wefts(under 1/4" bonding extensions) come in 30 colors so you don't have to worry about dyeing those.
You also need to order your tape now so that you won't have to worry about delays in shipping. Also order you pony tail now so you'll have it for a back up.
Install you skin wefts no later than a week ahead so you can remove them if you don't like them and you can start practicing with your pony tail.
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Posted By: nursie
Date Posted: June 07 2007 at 2:05pm
oh i cant say that i like the quality of the skin wefts i received from extensionwarehouse....it was really dry skraggly hair, the skin weft part was nice, but the hair was crap...it was color #24 blonde so maybe it was just that it had bleached to hell and back
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Posted By: BunnyWabbit
Date Posted: June 07 2007 at 5:59pm
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I don't remember seeing any good reviews of skin wefts. I'm pretty sure Sherrie opted out of several suppliers of them for HE101 because testing didn't go well. But that dosen't mean there aren't some good ones out there. That said, I think a skin weft vs. makeshift seamless technqiue would be fairly comperable in the look of the results. The biggest difference would between the two IMO is price (skin wefts can be more expensive compared to similar hair in a regular weft) and the ability to be reused (skin wefts can be reused more easily than a make-shift seamless).
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Posted By: nursie
Date Posted: June 07 2007 at 7:00pm
yes i agree with you Bunny with that....ive used the self-made seamless, and when you remove them they just fall apart (i guess if you were carefull you could catch the hair as you remove it and trim it off from the top...but who the hell is that carefull not me!)
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Posted By: metalgirl
Date Posted: June 07 2007 at 9:33pm
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I've been using a lot of skin wefts lately. New Concepts Hairgoods has great quality skin wefts with pretty good density. However you need to be licensed and have an account with them. Their 18" skin wefts (5-12inch pieces) sell for $199 and their 22" sell for $220.
I talked to them about giving me a wholesale discount if I buy in bulk. They offered a small percentage off, so I'm going to try to negotiate more with them. If I can get a decent wholesale price, I may order an inventory and become a reseller.
As for overseas skin wefts, it's really hit and miss. I did an order with Jacksun, and the first batch was great and he made them heavy density like I requested. The second batch was horrible. I had put them on about 5 different clients, and all of them called me to complain about terrible matting. I'm still searching for a reliable overseas supplier.
Like most of you, I've fooled around with making my own skin wefts from loose hair. The various glues (epoxy or caulking) is super toxic and I would be worried that over time it would be absorbed into the skin and cause problems.
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Posted By: BunnyWabbit
Date Posted: June 07 2007 at 10:04pm
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I totally agree on the caulks - there are speciality 'green' caulks (and other building materials :)) that are called low-VOC, which means they dont' give off toxic gases, but they're hard to come by and would NEVER hold up super long term for the odd variety of punishment done to materials by extension wear-ers. I was looking into the greener ones for my wig shop so I didn't have to hand-tie all my wefts, but I didn't find any acceptable alternative :( Though aquarium silicone does come close and many might find it acceptable for making non-sew wefts.
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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: June 07 2007 at 10:06pm
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I wish we had more options for seamless wefts. To date I have not found anything of decent quality in lighter colors of skin wefts. Metalgirl I would certainly buy a good quality skin weft from you! I absolutely LOVED the skin wefts Ive tested, just hated the poor quality hair that was attached to them!
The makeshift seamless wefts that I do are NOT as invisible or undetectable as a skin weft, but its the next best thing for me. Works well for my crown area, and I dont have any problems with them falling apart when I remove them. Here is the picture of them after I removed them. I could easily reapply new tape right below the old tape and trim off the old, and I would only lose 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch of the length.
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Posted By: Ms.Honey
Date Posted: June 07 2007 at 10:16pm
Someone here liked extension warehouse's skin wefts I can't remember who right now. I don't think they used the blondes. I know someone who says that my mane attractions sells good quality hair. I'm waiting on the longer lengths ,22" skin wefts to come in before I buy. I'll let you know what I think. I'd be willing to split an order with someone if you want to try it or you can see if she sells smaller quanities. I won't be needing 9 feet of wefts.
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Posted By: BunnyWabbit
Date Posted: June 07 2007 at 10:53pm
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9 feet is quite a bit! ...Then again, I'm the one that ordered a 5METER weft from Ph... there are 3 feet in a meter, you do the math
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Posted By: mommy2aprincess
Date Posted: June 08 2007 at 2:20am
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Bummer...I didn't realize that good quality skin wefts were hard to come by. I've been browsing around looking at all of my options but have no idea what is good.
Has anyone tried these?
http://www.lfhair.com/xcart/customer/product.php?productid=17189 - http://www.lfhair.com/xcart/customer/product.php?productid=17189
http://www.lace-front-wig.com/hairextensions/skin_weft_extensions.htm - http://www.lace-front-wig.com/hairextensions/skin_weft_extensions.htm
http://www.remyhairtoday.com/page/prices.html - http://www.remyhairtoday.com/page/prices.html (although I e-mailed them to ask what they had available and never heard back)
I tried searching for reviews on here but the search feature keeps giving me an error message for some reason. I would LOVE to hear about them if you don't mind! :)
If no on has a good source for the skin wefts, I guess I'll go with the makeshift seamless..thanks for the tip!
Thanks for all of the help! I *really* appreciate it! :)
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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: June 08 2007 at 6:32am
It really depends on your color. There are some good options for skinwefts in the darker colors. Its the lighter colors that are harder to find good quality hair.
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Posted By: mommy2aprincess
Date Posted: June 08 2007 at 1:43pm
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Thanks! Unfortunately, I'm not exactly sure of my color. I was going to ge ta recommendation of where to order and then buy a color ring from them to find out for sure. On another thread, some people said that they thought I was a 5 or 6. Do you think it would be hard to get good quality ones in that color? I *really* want them to look great since I will have to be in hundreds of pics that day!
Tahnks again for all of the help!!!
ETA: Here's some pics of my sad hair right now (posted them on the original thread that I posted but I guess I'll put them here too  ) in case that will help with color and store recs...thanks again!
The album is:
http://public.fotki.com/mommy2aprincess/hair-pics!/ - http://public.fotki.com/mommy2aprincess/hair-pics!/
The password is: hairdreams
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Posted By: metalgirl
Date Posted: June 09 2007 at 9:15pm
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What a little bird told me....
I was on the phone with a hairpiece company called Reprieve. Anyway, they are a division of Fashion World. Well, Fashion World makes Bohyme. Anyway, I was chatting with the lady on the phone and the we got talking about skin wefts. The lady said that Fashion World is in the process of making skin wefts using Bohyme hair! At the moment, she was wearing one of the prototypes, and she said it's perfect, Bohyme quality hair and a dense enough weft for good coverage but yet still the PU is not thick.
There's no real word of when they may begin selling them though. I hope soon!
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Posted By: korinsama
Date Posted: September 04 2007 at 7:37pm
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Hi Sherrie
i just went accross all of the 3 links you posted and i have now a few question and i hope you'll be ble to asnwer me :)
first thing first, i have those clip in extension thta i really love but i hate de the feeling of clips and the fact that i have to redo it like every 3 days.. so i read the first link you post, the one that explain how to do extension with tape by cutting the tape etc etc, so i was guessing that i could prolly take the clip off my extension apply the tape like in the demo and cut the seamed part right? will that work fine? so i wont need to buy another set of extensions ehehe
another question is, i really want them to last for a long period of time, 4-7 weeks maybe? i read in the hairextensions101 that we can add a little bit of LG on the tape to make them hold longer... my problem is, my hair are dyed black, reallyyyy black so is the hair extension but LG is clearly well.. gold :P is there a way it can be black? or does black glue exist? [EDIT] i just seen the product called Vapon No-Tape on hairextension101.com that says it goes great with supertape and such and it seems invisible, it this product great? [/EDIT]
putting extension with tape really seem easy and all, and i want to do it myself (with the help of a friend) if its ours first time will it be simple?
i hope you can help me :) thank you in advance :)
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Posted By: oh*so*sassy
Date Posted: September 04 2007 at 7:57pm
korinsama: I see this questions is directed at Sherrie, but I may be able to help some... You can certainly take the clips off of your clip-ins and add the tape to the wefts, You would just cut tapes to fit horizontally along the wefts, and you're good to go. You will not need to buy new hair if the hair from your clip-ins is still in good shape. You will install the tapes extensions much as you do your clip-ins. The tapes generally do last 4-6 weeks, as long as you keep conditioner away from the tapes. You can add LG to further secure them. You can DYE LG by using Rit dye. just a very small amount of black RIT in LG will turn it to black, and then you will not have the LG show in your dark hair. There are also some black food colorings available (especially around Halloween time) that works also- but they do not last as long.
I am sure Sherrie will chime in with any additional info. Good luck!!
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Posted By: korinsama
Date Posted: September 04 2007 at 8:34pm
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ah nice thank you sooo much for answering so quickly ^^ im so super exited!!! my clip-on are still in great shape i almost just bought them , i wanted to try before doing something dratic and it happened that i love it hehe and everyone is telling me that it looks awsome on me ^^ i have pink extension too that i plan to put in.. ahh this is so great!!
oh but i have a stupid question.. what is Rit dye?... im sorry english is my second language :( is it dye for clothe that comes in powder?
oh and i have another question, i just noticed that Supertape is also doing Satin Thin Stick, they are less than 1/2 in wide and 3 in long, do you think its a great idea or am i better with larger tape (maybe 3/4?) and cut them myself?
[EDIT] oh and what's the care of thos type of extension? does it mather if i blow dry the tape? will it melt the glue? because if i let my hair dry naturally they tend to wave and i HATE wavy hair XD.. well on me XD [/EDIT]
thank again to anyone who answer :)
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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: September 05 2007 at 10:06pm
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ditto everything that oh*so*sassy said! If you intend to use LG to further secure the tape you only need a tiny bit on the side that attaches to your head, so the color shouldnt be a problem with being visable. If you really waant to color the LG you can, and rit is fabric dye. It only take sa very tiny amount of it to color the LG.
It wont hurt the tapes at all to use a blowdryer. I think its best to get the tapes dry well after washing.
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Posted By: korinsama
Date Posted: September 06 2007 at 7:01am
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ah thank you for the further explanation ^_^ it's very appreciatate
you said that i need to apply to glu only to the side that is attached to my head, which would be the part below? like
1. tape
2. glue
3.hair
4.tape
or
1.glue
2.tape
3.hair
4.tape?
ah i feel i sound stupid >.> but i just wanna make sure everything is perfect :)
thank you for your help!
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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: September 06 2007 at 7:34am
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Most people are using the 'sandwich' method with the tape. So the tape is applied to the wefted hair and is folded over the track, so the tape encloses the weft of hair on both sides.
Apply your tape to the wefted hair, then just before attaching to your head you can apply just a tiny bit of LG to the side of the tape that you are putting against your head/root of your natural hair.
Some people may put just a dot of LG at both ends to prevent the edges from lifting. Some people may put a few dots of LG along the entire strip of tape, or they may put a very fine line of LG along the full strip of tape before applying to their hair (this is what I do)
HTH
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Posted By: sherrie215
Date Posted: September 06 2007 at 7:37am
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This is not completely necessary.....you CAN use the tape alone. Some people find no need at all for the addition of LG.
Personally I can get good longetivity even without the LG addition, but this just gives me just a little longer hold.
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Posted By: korinsama
Date Posted: September 06 2007 at 9:43am
ok thanks for all the tips! i might just put LG on each end of the tape like you said :) when it'll be done ill post pic hehe ill make a new post about it !
[EDIT] ah i have another LAST question ! :P, how much width the tape should be? 3/4, 1/2, 1/4 inch? thought having them cut around 1 1/2 to 4 inches wide (depending on the place its goind to be) [/EDIT]
i thank you again! :)
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Posted By: amm
Date Posted: September 08 2007 at 8:25pm
mommy2aprincess wrote:
I am looking into getting some skin wefts for my sister's wedding next month. I have a lot of chemical sensitivities though and am concerned about not being able to use the acetone or orange oil to remove them. Are there any other more gentle ways to get them out? Would using a straight oil (like olive oil or something similar) loosen them up enough to get them out? I *really* don't want to damage my natural hair so if they would be hard to get out without the acetone then I am not sure if this will work for me.
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For those sensitive to orange removers and have issues with acetone, try Super Solv
http://www.hairdirect.com/store/Ppi-Super-Solv-Adhesive-Remover-4oz.aspx - http://www.hairdirect.com/store/Ppi-Super-Solv-Adhesive-Remover-4oz.aspx
Super Solv is a Premium extra strength, non-oily adhesive and tape remover. One of the most effective solvent on the market, Super Solv is strong enough to use on stubborn build-up yet gentle enough to use on delicate lace fronts. It is also used in the medical and professional makeup industries because it is so safe and effective on sensitive skin.
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Posted By: oh*so*sassy
Date Posted: September 09 2007 at 7:43am
I second the SuperSolv.
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