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How to Prepare for Hair Extensions

Learn how to prepare hair for hair extensions with expert hair tips in this free video clip on salon treatments.

Part of the Video Series: All About Hair Extensions

Comments

  • flabbergasmic Mar 24, 2009
    Julia,You're a Godsend. Originally, I was only looking for information on how to buy the correct amount of hair and am surprised at the wealth of knowledge that you have given freely online!
  • leila2 Feb 23, 2009
    Hi Julia...I absolutely agree with your technique. I had this done and they were put in sporadically, it was very hard to care for and I ended up removing them within 2 months. Unfortunately, I am unable to find someone in my area who showcases their technique as you have done through this video. Stylists tend to tell you one thing and at the end of it its not what the customer wants. I wish you were in my area. It's really nice here ....please move to the Tampa area!!!!!
  • leila2 Feb 23, 2009
    Hi Julia...I absolutely agree with your technique. I had this done and they were put in sporadically, it was very hard to care for and I ended up removing them within 2 months. Unfortunately, I am unable to find someone in my area who showcases their technique as you have done through this video. Stylists tend to tell you one thing and at the end of it its not what the customer wants. I wish you were in my area. It's really nice here ....please move to the Tampa area!!!!!
  • tamika1 Aug 02, 2008
    Hello, I just want to say you do a good job, i am african american and i too wear extensions. I however, get human hair called Spanish wavy, and they are done with some sort of thread. I was easy to take out and does not damage the hair. However I would like to know what type of hair do you use cause it seems much fuller and softer.
  • tamika1 Aug 02, 2008
    Hello, I just want to say you do a good job, i am african american and i too wear extensions. I however, get human hair called Spanish wavy, and they are done with some sort of thread. I was easy to take out and does not damage the hair. However I would like to know what type of hair do you use cause it seems much fuller and softer.
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