We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on FemaleNetwork.com. By continued use, you agree to our privacy policy and accept our use of such cookies. Find out more here.
Remember Me
Oops! Sorry!
A message has been sent to
johnjones@gmail.com
Click on the link in the email to set a new password.
Click on the link to activate your account.
thanks sis hermione28.. paano pag pumunta ka sa food court area or sa mausok na area. Hindi ba magstay yun amoy dun sa extension?
permanent hair extensions is for brave womans..not for me.. hehe. clip ons lang gusto ko. mukhang ok naman. sila pa magkakabit. good deal na yan.pero i think 100 strands is konti dapat mga 200.saka usually black talaga tinda nila eh, kahit sa mga clip ons. black lang.kasi virgin hair gamit nila, unprocessed. kaya maganda talaga.and may money back guarantee pa.15inches is maigsi din saken, pang maigsing hair talaga yan.bra line lang yan eh.if you have black short hair, pwede na yan..
bakit for brave woman lang sis? masakit ba yun pag nilagay?
from: http://www.loveemmalina.com/2010/12/faq-on-microring-hair-extensions/Q. Are microring hair extensions painful?A. It wasn’t painful at all during the application. The night after was painful! I’m the kind of person who gets headaches from wearing a ponytail too tight, so having tiny metal clasps close to my scalp tugging on my hair all over my head? That sucked. It actually really hurt to lie my head on the pillow. It gradually got better – the second day still hurt a bit, but the third night was pain-free. Apparently the extensions loosen up a little and “settle in” after a few days. If they hurt any longer than that, you should go back to the salon and have them checked out.
from: a blog somewhere the netThe process involved attaching longer pieces of human hair to the existing hair, by using little copper cylinders that were squashed closed to clamp the hair into place.The salon promised that they would be undetectable, even when put up into ponytails, etc. And when asked about the fine-ness of the person's hair, the response was "It will be great - you won't be able to see the clamps.".Well, after the first wash (using expensive lotions and potions as recommended) the hair became pretty ordinary. The clamps were easily visible on the side of the scalp, and also at the back when it was just hanging normally.The metal clamps dug in and scratched the scalp while sleeping, and made the skin red.(The salon said that this was 'normal", and would go away soon.)Yeah right - I suppose that would be when the whole head was covered in scar tissue! The edges of the metal clamps were fairly sharp - and easily scratched the skin.Anyway, the extensions were removed after 3 days.The salon said that "This has never happened before", and that everyone else was completely happy with the extensions. This sounds like a load of horsefeathers!