Yes, have seen it done on a pal of mine...she says it was painful however...and costly! Just make sure you have a reputable salon.pro do it!
Does hair extension using real hair looks real?
yes.
Yes, have seen it done on a pal of mine...she says it was painful however...and costly! Just make sure you have a reputable salon.pro do it!
yes.
and how much do they cost?
Some of them are made with human hair and some made with synthetic. Human hair cost more than synthetic hair extension.. you will probably pay from $65-300....
The ones by Jessica Simpson are $100 and under and they are very realisct. You can curl, dye, straighten, ect. them like real hair.
Some of them are real hair and some are fake... i dont really use them since i think my hair is long enough..
Depends on how much you wanna spend. They have real hair from India which is cool. They can be anywhere from 100 to 1000 per pack. Then they have stuff called Yacky, from a yacks fur. Thats cheap and i think it looks good as well, those are like 20 something a pack.
Hair extension can be bad for your hair if you do not take care of it properly. You want to make sure when you're wearing the weave to take it out often to allow your natural hair to breathe. Wearing a sew in weave is way more healthier than using glue. Glue tends to pull on the natural hair and cause breaking.Plus it is easier to remove and a lot less messy. I hope i helped
YEAH, IF YOU WANNA BE A FAKE!
simple answer; yes.
they melt them into your hair, but the damage is fixable.
No, i have some and they are very good, they are beautiful and they are easy to wash and style. Its as if it was my own hair
YES
It depends on what kind of extensions you are referring to. Clip-ins do not damage your hair, I'd imagine, and weaves or melted-in extensions both damage hair a lot, although for weaves, to a lesser extent.
Hair extensions are not bad for your hair depending on how well you take care of them, how experienced the extenstionist is, and what application method you get.
mostly, there are many methods of hair extensions. some are woven in (usually African American hair), which is luckier than Caucasian hair. They are sometimes glued on in locks and taking them out requires an oily chemical application that may be bad for your skin and hair. sometimes heat is added for easier removal.
another is a hair-lock method. there's no chemical involved, tiny locks of hair get a tiny cylinder clamp all over mostly only underneath. this may rip out some hair.
it's okay, it's an expensive service and I've done them before and I don't really believe in it.
YEP! why asking ? do you need wanna try put on some extention? I don't think its hygiene anyway... except for celebrities because they have time to maintain it. Take care!
I'm really considering them because there is a great sale right now where I live. I have never had extensions before so any input or information about them is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Not being able to wash your hair is a HUGE misconception. You do have to take some caution, but you can wash your hair and they won't fall out. The best and most expensive is the fusion technique. It is the way Nicole Richie, Paris Hilton, and Brittany Spears get their hair done. Next option, and cheaper is getting the hair sewn in. Your hair is cornrowed (braided) to your scalp in certain sections and the extensions are sewn onto that braid. It's less expensive than the fusion technique. Most stylist will give you a free consult, so go for it!
get fusion, really good, but kinda expensive, get human hair too
Hello, I have a big event coming up and I'd like to get some nice extensions. Do any of you women/girls recommend a place in California that of which you were extremely pleased with their services? I'd really appreciate your input. Thanks!
sally beauty has good hair extensions
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so if i wanna get those types of extensions.
like what type should i get?
how do i put them in?
try glueing in or clipping. Sally's has a great selection. I personally have glued before and it worked fine for me as long as you don't rip the hair out when it comes time to taking it out.
I'm just letting you know...
That look is so lame and over used.
But uh, you can get them into your hair at a salon, or the clip ons where you just clip them into your hair.
i have only ever used glue ins with them u just buy the hair and the glue and simply just glue them to ur hair near to the scalp but not touching it....they are pretty easy to use....i dont no where u could get them from i got mine from a local wig shop if u have a local wig shop id try going in there coz they will advice u aswell and they will match the extenssions up to ur colour hair....good luck xx
Do NOT glue in the extensions. That will ruin your hair when you take them out, trust me!
I would get individuals or get a weft and have them sew it in. Clip ins are okay but if you don't wanna mess with putting them in everyday, i'd go with the more permanent type.
I came across a webpage of a list of saloons which provides hair services, and this kimage has 40% discount..hv a look at it at 88db.com.sg
Oh, I feel your pain! I tried every hair extension option available... Too long to type, read about ti here:
http://www.mycosmeticsurgeryblog.com/hom...
Best of luck to you!
what kind of extensions are these? and are the strips better?
http://eternalbeauty.com/hairextensions_...
Those are individual pieces.
They take about an hour to put in and should only be used for special occasions.
you either get clip ins so you can take them out when you want, or you get them glued in, meaning you can sleep, shower and hairstyle with them in. they stay in for about 4-5 months, then you need to go back to the salon to get them removed. Report It