Did anyone use Milky Way or Janet Human hair yaky perm? If so how did you find it?
I have heard very bad review on milky way from BHM, but I have used Janet before, it shed. If u are using it for a short-term installment 2-4wks, u will be good
Did anyone use Milky Way or Janet Human hair yaky perm? If so how did you find it?
I have heard very bad review on milky way from BHM, but I have used Janet before, it shed. If u are using it for a short-term installment 2-4wks, u will be good
When is everyone taking out their first install? I will have mine put in Jan 16 and taken out on April 10. I have my hair braided already for the sew in this week, and that was done on Jan 10th, so technically 90 days.
You know, she said something to me about wispy the layers but I told her we can do it for my next wash. I figured I'd enjoy for a little bit.
BUT! I find that the hair is itchy
LOL
I self installed also, but I practice using cheap janet collection hair, the first one the thread started coming loose by the 2nd day and after a wk i took it out. the second installment last longer, about 4wks. then i invested in good remy hair that i bought from china. Practice does make my installment look better. just practice practice practice
anybody have any suggestions for the itchies. i have qhemets tea tree and grapeseed oil pomade on the list. Has anybody tried this. I'm also considering vatika frosting from hairveda.
anybody have any suggestions for the itchies. i have qhemets tea tree and grapeseed oil pomade on the list. Has anybody tried this. I'm also considering vatika frosting from hairveda.
I took out my sew in after 2 months. I am only going to perm every 6 months so no perm this time. I will get a new install on Saturday.
I have decided to make a wig with my EPRT and have the wig sew on. This will make for easier install and uninstall. I will treat it like a sew in and leave it for 4 -6 weeks. Washing and condishing my hair weekly.
I posted this in another thread but here is my take down and detangle processed.
I just took out my sew in and am 3 months post and detangle was easy (as far as detangling goes)
This is my process.
I divide my dry hair into 4 sections
I apply EVOO to my roots using an applicator bottle.
I apply ORS to all my hair
I than go back and rub evoo on the length of my hair
I put a shower cap on and sit under the dryer for 15 minutes.
My hair is really soft now and easy to detangle. I use a cricket silk comb (it is seamless).
I detangle and wash my hair in the shower. I am careful not to scrunch my hair
Do a mild protein treatment.
I add DC and sit under dryer (sometimes with the homemade steam treatment) for at least 30 minutes.
Works wonders for me.
Hey Butterfly, this is what I'm thinking of doing. What will you use as a base for the hair? Will you be sewing/gluing wefts onto a stocking cap? Sewing/gluing wefts onto a net? I'm considering options on the best way to do this. Mainly to cut down on install/uninstall since I will be self installing.
Thanks in advance.
Ive used Janet Collection before and it was pretty decent for BSS hair. My only problem was that it was kinda thick, and heavy. My hair was about 16in so it didnt hold a curl well but looked great straight. It does shed so you have to seal(really well)the weft with Dritz or Fray Block.Interesting...the girl who is doing my hair told me to get these brands and I plan to keep the install in (full head) for at least 2 - 3 months. What brand do you suggest I buy?...I've read through the thread and I see that Remy is pretty popular.
Hey ladies need some advice...
I am thinking of ordering some hair from www.realhairexclusive.com for my next install in Feb. They are based in Holland and I am based in UK/ France so I am hoping the shipping will be easier/ faster and no customs declarations etc.
I have fine 4a/4b hair and wanted to mix together two textures of hair they sell as follows:
As such I wanted to put this hair at the front and this hair at the back...
What do you ladies think??? Do you think I will get away with it and that it will work/ blend together or are the textures just too dissimilar....???
BTW my rationale for doing this is to be able to blend my own natural 4a/4b transitioning hair at the front with the weave with minim heat usage.
TIA Ladies x
ETA: I got my inspiration from this thread by Ediese:
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=369992
*gasp* that hair is lovely!!!
As long as u leave the texture closest to ur hair on top, I think it will blend just fine
I'm transitioning as well, i mixed bohbraz and saga wet & wavy (much different textures) and this was my end result. I put the bohbraz on top cause it was closest to my hair.
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=413998&highlight=
I've had my sew-in for 1 week today....and I hate it! It's already tangled and I miss my hair. I can probably do this for two more weeks but beyond that...I don't know. I'm so discouraged.
Diamond
I am taking a wig base (I took hair off an old wig) and twicking it for my needs. I found this one after I started and I may use it next time. Its picture number 3
http://www.hisandher.com/Cutaway_Base___Wig_Base-list.aspx
I plan to sew it own and I am using a lace closure because I dont want any of my real hair out.
Cami gave some great you tube sites. I also want to suggest this one.
She has several parts. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfbWF-BhcQs
Here are some exampes of people who made wigs on BHM.
http://forum.blackhairmedia.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=235187&KW=wig&PN=4
http://public.fotki.com/dejee/frontal-and-closure-wigs/