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Hair extensions for VERY thin wavy hair

SexyD4Lady · 2011-11-13 01:05:17

I've lost a lot of my hair over the last two to three years due to stress and various other factors, and as a result am very self conscious of how I look and have to wear my hair up all the time. Contemplating a full head of wavy hair extensions, about 13" long, moreso for volume than length. Can anyone recommend a method…

13-11-2011 2:05am

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SexyD4Lady

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I've lost a lot of my hair over the last two to three years due to stress and various other factors, and as a result am very self conscious of how I look and have to wear my hair up all the time. Contemplating a full head of wavy hair extensions, about 13" long, moreso for volume than length. Can anyone recommend a method and a place to get them done, that will suit very, very thin hair? Am obviously looking for the best value I can find. Thanks!

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#2 15-11-2011 10:39am

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Are you looking for permanent or temporary? With both, the potential problems could be that your hair isn't thick enough to cover the bonds and that the stress of the weight of the extensions causes further damage to your hair. Personally I would try the clip in ones first and see how you get on.

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