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I noticed that the other day! I rang up and asked them about it and they said not to worry, the 9am and before 1pm is all guaranteed!

You need to roll the bond along the full length of your finger and thumb to ensure that it is done correctly. If your client has naturally oily hair then nail tips aren't suitable for her. Usage of the correct aftercare is essential as it won't damage the bonds. It is normal for 1 or 2 to fall...

I wouldn't do ebay because the prices are ridiculously inflated and it's not a very reliable site, they could be fakes. But viagogo is a well known and trusted site, but I don't think you'll be able to get them very cheap if they're sold out. She might re-release some tickets though!

Isn't a #1B a dark brown? A very very dark brown but definitely not a black..

I'm sure in an interview she said it was her natural hair.

Send it back and they'll replace it! :)

Speaking from experience, if your client hasn't used aftercare that the company itself recommends, then its unlikely that they'll do anything about it. It'll be stated in their terms and conditions that they won't be liable I'm afraid!

Did the supplier you got the hair from offer aftercare? If so, she should have used that. Also there isn't really any such thing as grades, its a term used within companies that doesn't really hold relevance when comparing the hair to other companies x

Yeah I totally get you! There's a lot of places that sell them so to get an opinion of a few suppliers you could search the threads :) x

I've not had hair from Foxy in a long time so I wouldn't be able to help with that but I noticed nobody had commented and I have a suggestion. Is it 18" that your client wants fitting? Just 'cause lately Lush-Us have been suggesting fitting 16". It comes approximately 'just above the bra strap'...

Lush-Us sell clip-ins, only problem is they're not ready made. You just have to cut the weft into numerous sections and attach the clips. You get plenty though so you can double it over, hope this helps x

haha, lush-us again!

Lush-Us?

The main reason I wouldn't advise dying the hair is because it's a #60. It's the lightest of the blondes, it's been through harsh processing to get it from almost black to light blonde, and to dye it would be too much for it. It's the same with most companies though. If you were to bleach...

Do you know what type of extensions they are? Indian, chinese...? And do you know where they are from? Did the person who fitted your hair advise you on after care?

I tried Foxy out on myself and it felt lovely at first but after a few weeks (with correct aftercare might I add!) it was so thin and ratty. The people I've fitted it on said the same I'm afraid. I'm going to stick with Lush-Us. I know they've got a big order coming in this/next week so fingers...

Sites like this promote businesses and a couple of months ago there was lots of good reviews of Lush-Us flying about! Maybe they're low on stock because they've gotten more popular? It is really annoying though and I actually got quite hacked off yesterday and rang them. They explained to me...

I always feel the same, I think it's because I don't eat the right things and I don't exercise. But the more exhausted you are, the less you're going to want to exercise! It's just one big circle. :(

Maybe ask for a sample pack rather than buying the hair? Then you could buy a colour ring if you liked the hair and you decided to continue using them. Colour rings do differ depending on the company, and it's always best to get one to be on the safe side. Also, your colour ring might not have...

That's strange I thought Lush-Us is Indian Remy? Definitely not Chinese!