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[whereshadowslie]

Hmmm.. not a whole lot goin' on today. Went to Esplinade mall and Denny's with sumkindahate... spent more money then I wanted to on crap, stopped myself from buying even more crap, and watched Ashley as she bought crap. Oh except for the cool dress she got for $11. I missed the meetup because of these slight detours

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[nolagurl]

I kinda wish I had an idea of what to use besides black rubberbands to close off the braid part, but it'll do for now

Try clear elastics. :-P

What type of extensions are you doing? There's the microring system for loose extensions that is basically the same idea but smaller, more permanent bands.

I'd totally be you're guinea pig if you want to experiment!

[whereshadowslie]

I don't know what kinda extentions i'm doing .... it was kinda just an accidental thing. Ashley chopped all her hair into this mohawk type thing, I saw it, then fixed it for her so it looked like a GOOD mohawk. Then, that night we just put some braids in with some cheap afrelle braid stuff we bought, and today we just experimented with the imitation hairpolice type extentions which didn't turn out too bad.

LOL thanks for offering to be my victim, but I don't know how much i'll be doing this... it was just kinda something to pass the time with me and a friend being bored.

[darkestsunrise]

if they are braids i think i may still have a braid sealer laying around. it heat seals and chops off the extra loose hair at the end so you dont need elastics and little broomstick style tufts of hair at the ends. your welcome to borrow it...

[whereshadowslie]

Oh, the regular long braids I did on sumkindahate's hair, I just burned the ends closed. It worked fine... what I need is a better way to seal off the ends of the little braid part at the top of her head that start the lose-fall part....

[darkestsunrise]

I usually just take a few hairs from the bunch and wrap it around the bottom of the braided part a few times and knot it.It takes a little playing around with to get them tight enough but it usually works for me.