No Edges?? No Worries!

[Renewed1]

Interesting!! I wonder if this is true or not.




http://bosschicks.com/profiles/blogs/no-edges-no-worries-shoya-has-solutions-for-alopecia-more
No Edges?? No Worries! Shoya has solutions for Alopecia & more

• Posted by BossChicks Staff on May 10, 2013 at 1:30pm
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A lot women, young and old, suffer from alopecia or balding.. especially around the edge of the hairline. For that reason many of them opt for hairstyles that fall down or "swoop" around the areas they wish to cover. But the summer is almost here.. and I'm sure we would all love to be able to put our hair up in a ponytail every once in a while.. and that's why celebrity stylist Ms. Shoya uses a technique called a "pull up sew-in weave" with an "illusion edge".
Check out the photo above. Same girl.. Different hair.
Shoya says,

The client has hair loss on her edges and she thought she could never get a pull up sew-in.. so I Made it happen by giving her an illusion edge....underneath is growth Protecter.
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Wow. Now that's a good weave!!

 

[Channy31]

Hmm to me it stil doesn't look quite 'right' but the results are amazing!

 

[Amarilles]

Yeah the edges are too thick or something, like Barbie hair. It would look more natural if the hair started out finer and got thicker progressively, but it looks good still!

 

[Keen]

Looks better than lace front

 

[virtuenow]

Where are the pics? Can't see them

 

[Je Ne Sais Quoi]

she's going to get a ton of business. great job

 

[Foxglove]

nm.............

 

[virtuenow]

So how are these illusion edges attached? She says sew in-- but there is no hair there to sew on. Is it some sort of lace edge that's glued down?

 

[Mistycat]

Not realistic at all. I've seen how some do it on yt. They cut off the wefts off the track and glue the hair on the head. It's also known as invisible hairline which is just as visible as the invisible part.
Example: smh
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93b_TEHyqq8

 

[koolkittychick]

The OP's picture of the 'Illusion Edge,' plus the video posted by Mistycat, has got to be some of the most ratchet stuff I have seen in a long while. No wonder a lot of folks in the hair industry view us as buffoonish cash cows for the often ineffective extremes we will go to to look 'good.' There is no way on earth that either of these women's hairlines look presentable, let alone natural. And if glue was used in the first picture, you can put all the 'growth protectant' you want up in there, it's still not going to counteract the GLUE you used to kill that poor woman's scalp.