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Topic: hair extension for hair loss
Posted By: rifflim
Subject: hair extension for hair loss
Date Posted: October 20 2007 at 11:49am
hi,
    need some help on hair extension for hair loss people, anyone has recommendation, heard this extend magic but not sure where to get it, just know it is frm korea and is available on Amalia Lampadas of Veneties Hair and beauty Studio.
 Does anyone have a better equipment or method?
 
Please HELP!!!


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Posted By: metalgirl
Date Posted: October 21 2007 at 10:36pm
I do have the Extendmagic and I seldom use it.  Theoretically you could use it to make ultra tiny bonds to help cover thinning areas.  I don't really like the bonding too much.  It forms gummy bonds that turn white after a short time.

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Posted By: rifflim
Date Posted: October 24 2007 at 11:47am
so how long does this gummy white thing come out?
so does it help for hair loss cust, as they have thin hair already, it is still possible to gum the extension hair using the thin hair?

Posted By: Kimmyh51
Date Posted: November 01 2007 at 12:53am
I do a lot of work with people with thinning hair and alopecia.  I use extensions or integrations either way you need to have a top closure if you want to have volume on the top withought seeing the attachment
 
Integrations are also a lot easier on your own hair than extensions as there isnt the weight dragging on the hair that there is with an extension.
 
as a bonus when you use a top closure or integration you dont get the mullet look that i often see with extensions (the awful look where you can see the short hair at the top then long hair underneat that just isnt blending properly)


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Posted By: ikki
Date Posted: November 01 2007 at 5:31am

so how long does this gummy white thing come out?

 

I replace them every 4 weeks in thin areas.

The bonds are very flexible and gummy, so that they don’t stress the thin hair.

 

I don’t use it for a full install



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Posted By: metalgirl
Date Posted: November 01 2007 at 10:46am
To me, the Extendmagic is a waste of my time and I can't afford unhappy customers because of bonds turning white within  a few weeks.  I guess reapplying the extensions every few weeks would help solve that problem, but none of my clients want to pay me to come in and do a full take down and reapplication in 4 weeks time. 
 
So in my opinion, Extendmagic just doesn't live up to my standards. 
 
 


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