PROBLEMS WITH HUMAN HAIR Systems, hair pieces & hair integrations
PROBLEM #1- My human hair system looks beautiful the day I get it put on, but after a couple of weeks, it looks frizzy, untamed, dry. I have to buy about 4-8 hairpieces per year!
SOLUTION- Since most human hair systems came were processed, the cuticles need extra care. Using a product that seals the cuticles, such as The Secure System Maintenace Care Products, before cleansing and after conditioning will help prolong your investment. Believe me, these products do work. With proper use, your hair system will lasts you for a good 9 months.
Also remember, not all human hair pieces or hair systems are created equal. Check with your stylist for references. Ask to see not only before and after pictures that were just taken, but you need to see pictures of the same person who has worn the SAME EXACT hair piece or hair system for quite a number of months.
If your stylist cannot provide that, then common sense tells you to forget it. Remember too, that if your stylist tells you, "this is the best hair in the world" is a SALES PITCH!
Hair Care Collection
6 Healthy Essential Se*Cure System for Special Human Hair. Comes with Ultra*Loc, Cleanser, Pro*Condition, Silk*Eez, Liquid Style, Spray Design and Wooden Loop Brush WILL PROTECT YOUR HAIR AUGMENTATION. These contain suncreen and special ingredients that seals and protects the cuticles.
PROBLEM #2- After about one week, my hair integration is going inside my head. I always have to use a tail comb or a chopstick to pull out my hair.
SOLUTION- That's because your stylist did not pay special attention to the other hair within the netting. She/He just simply attached the hair in the ends of the netting. Using my "Individual Loop" Technique, I've learned doing hair extensions, my clients are able to have "no nesting" effect caused by many hair integration units. This technique does not take a hour long. It is 3x longer, but well worth every penny. Your entire hair will be easy to clean without all the hair riding up inside the. Speak to your stylist and ask if she knows anything about that. If not, perhaps she/he can come in for a class.
