rock'n'rose
New Member
Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well and not stressed out by all the shopping and crazy drivers this season.
I have my own hand made hair extensions, it's long, beautiful, soft, silky shiny hair. I bought them 15 yrs ago, and they are still in excellent condition because I took very good care of them. They cost me over $600.00 USD, high quality european hair, and the application was included. I have used them seldomly - I had them put in for my wedding, and a few other times only. They are the type you "braid and sew" to your own hair. My question is: a) can they be converted into several keratin strands? b) if so, how much would that cost? c) which is the least damaging method for one's own hair and scalp? When I had them sown in, they were like my own hair. I never worried about them coming off, and they got loose after about 6 weeks, needing to be re-attached, but I usually took them off by then instead. When they came off, a lot of hair came off with them. That was the scary part. Thank you for any comment/suggestion. Happy Holidays!!!!!!!!!
I have my own hand made hair extensions, it's long, beautiful, soft, silky shiny hair. I bought them 15 yrs ago, and they are still in excellent condition because I took very good care of them. They cost me over $600.00 USD, high quality european hair, and the application was included. I have used them seldomly - I had them put in for my wedding, and a few other times only. They are the type you "braid and sew" to your own hair. My question is: a) can they be converted into several keratin strands? b) if so, how much would that cost? c) which is the least damaging method for one's own hair and scalp? When I had them sown in, they were like my own hair. I never worried about them coming off, and they got loose after about 6 weeks, needing to be re-attached, but I usually took them off by then instead. When they came off, a lot of hair came off with them. That was the scary part. Thank you for any comment/suggestion. Happy Holidays!!!!!!!!!