Skin wefts would be great, but you may have a hard time finding a good quality blond hair on a skin weft. You may want to try hisandher hair goods, as some of the other colors are gettting decent reviews, but I have not tried them, and have yet to find a good quality blonde hair on a skin weft.

 

For blonde hair the best wefted hair I have used is Bohyme, its the hair I normally wear simply because I havent found anything that compares in quality for a reasonable price. Bohyme has always performed well for me and it stays beautiful for quite some time

 

You may want to look into either a sew in,  or a tape or glue method of install. And if you are interested in a DIY method the tape method is super easy for a DIYer.

I  can try and find her number for you...can't remember her last name to save my soul but if your interested I'll try to to located that info.

 I install with the tape method now and am getting ready to have a few rows sewn in.

 

First of all I loved my individual strand method by GL.....if you can afford them....then go for it! However I wanted 16-18 inchs put in and it took me apprx. 5 packs of hair and at 300 bucks a pack...well you get the  picture!

Plus I was having a straightner done and I wore them WAYYYYYY too long and caused matting and lots of knots just so I could get 7-8 months out of them. Now if you are looking for shorter hair and you have thinner hair than me, it will be MUCH cheaper than what I paid.  Don't try and wear them over 3 months....and as long as you can afford them and take care of them, you will love them.

 

Just remembered her name...Stacey Hall. She moved to another Salon, it's off the round-about on music rowe....coming off the interstate...go half way around and go straight....very short distance....then take a left...I think it's 17th ave.....block or so down on the right is a old house.

Maybe you can pull up her name on the directory.

 

Well hope this helps!

Tell her Karen Said Hello!

 

This time (last week) i got so cap extensions. Fusion and got them for thickness/fullness and  a little length too. I love them so much.  Just like the great lengths to me except half the cost.. My hair is soo much thicker.

 

Try looking for socap fusion extensions, to me they are just as great as great lengths were.

 

 

 

 

Here is after, I only got 80 strands for 400.00

 

I live in the San Francisco area, anyone salon you might kno of ??

 

Thanks

 

HOWEVER, I have seen alot of bad GL installations.  The lady that did mine is in Vancouver, BC and is the west coast educator and they were awesome. So, if you do decide to try GL ask to look at anyone or any photos they have of their intalls and if you can tell what is the persons real hair and what strands are extensions, find someone else, because they can be undetectable if installed well, and for the money, you deserve to have it perfect.

I share expenses with my fiance now and am saving for a house so I just cant justify to him spending the $1,100 they cost me, understandably, so I am going to try some other methods for that reason only.  I have been wearing clip ins that I had dyed to match my highlighted hair and although they look good, I would like to have something more permanent and I hate when I lay down or fix a pony tail that the clips dig into my head.

 

If it were me and I wanted to make sure they were undetectable and good quality, I would go for the GL and use the next 4-5 months studying all the different methods on here because there are so many, and work my way down, but that is just my opinion as GL exceeded my expectations and I only had positive experiences with it, but that is just me and there are alot of gorgeous girls and install methods on here to use for inspiration.  Everyone and every head is different so it's just experimenting and finding something that looks good for you.

Just my 2 cents :) Good Luck!

 

My hair looked so frazzled and ugly when I had the GL taken out but I think it had alot to do with the fact that the GL were about 7 inches longer than my real hair, so I technically didn't have a good trim for over 5 months (just the GL hair) and I use a flat iron or curling iron almost every day. Sooo, I wouldn't use GL to grow my hair out because you do want to get a good chop when they come out so it would defeat the purpose in my opinion.  I usually like to keep my hair shoulder length and leave the fabulousness to the extension hair so I don't care either way. But, if you are trying to grow your hair out - maybe try a sew in?  My friend has that and her hair is gorgous too.  Maybe some of the other girls on here can answer better since I've never had one but from phoning around it costs about $200 per sew in (where I'm at) and it needs to be done every 6 weeks or 2 months so that sounds kind of pricey too.  I don't know...just thinking out loud.

Again, good luck! :)

 

I have had two fusion installs.  The first one was a complete disaster.  The seond one was not nearly as bad, but, certainly not worth the money in my opinion.  As far as buying wefted hair, there are plenty of brands you can get that are as good or better than GL.

 

That said I must echo a sentiment I saw someone posted earlier today.. There is no such thing as a BEST method.. There is such thing as the best method that works for you.. A lot of that is going to depend on many variables including your budget, hair condition, lifestyle, etc. The information is overwhelming, so my suggestion is to take your time and do LOTS of research before you zero in on the method you have chosen..

 

when the hair is pre tipped, the amount of keratine that is used is for heavy hair

 

In thin hair you don't need the complete keratinetip.

 

cut 2mm keratine of, if necessary than cut in 2 strands.

 

I always do that in all fulheads install on top of the head (last row), and arround the face. As the bonds doesn't show that way and mix better with your own hair.

 

greath for highlights too.