Beware! I had Racoon extensions on the 20/12 & was told they'd last at least 3 months. Within days they'd started to fall out which often happens but they also shed like real hair so my remaining extensions now look really thin & sparse. I'm no stranger to extensions but they're the hardest to maintain. They look really good when done professionally but I'm really disappointed & feel I've wasted £600 as I'm getting them taken out next week. Good luck.
It really depends on the stylists ability to do extensions. If they are new to doing extensions then this can happen. Using the correct shampoos makes a big difference. I have had extensions in since september 2004 although i have had maintenace on them, am having a top up on Friday.
They still look as good as they are done correctly
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 8:28 pm Post subject: Re: what price should great lengths cost????
. wrote:
Hi,
I have 100 strands of 40cm great lengths extensions in my hair, I want to find out whether anyone knows if £200 is a good price to pay for this?
thanks xx
Posted: Tue May 10, 2005 10:32 am Post subject: Re: Racoon,Great lengths,Prostyles Hair Extensions
hair lady wrote:
Hi!I used to work in a salon but am now self employed,I do still do all of the above at a much lower rate than salons i have a huge amout of new racoon grade A*Hair as i used to order in bulk,i am a hair extension specialist and have been doing this for 7 years now,so very experienced,if anyone out there is interested or needs any advice,i would be happy to help!for a full head of racoon 18"long would be approx £350.00,any questions please get in touch!Annette
Posted: Thu May 12, 2005 7:38 pm Post subject: Re: what price should great lengths cost????
hair x wrote:
. wrote:
Hi,
I have 100 strands of 40cm great lengths extensions in my hair, I want to find out whether anyone knows if £200 is a good price to pay for this?
thanks xx
thats expensive
youd be lucky if 100 strands did half head so its expensive
Posted: Thu May 12, 2005 7:40 pm Post subject: Re: Racoon,Great lengths,Prostyles Hair Extensions
hair lady wrote:
Hi!I used to work in a salon but am now self employed,I do still do all of the above at a much lower rate than salons i have a huge amout of new racoon grade A*Hair as i used to order in bulk,i am a hair extension specialist and have been doing this for 7 years now,so very experienced,if anyone out there is interested or needs any advice,i would be happy to help!for a full head of racoon 18"long would be approx £350.00,any questions please get in touch!Annette
Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 10:47 am Post subject: Re: Racoon,Great lengths,Prostyles Hair Extensions
hair lady wrote:
hair lady wrote:
Hi!I used to work in a salon but am now self employed,I do still do all of the above at a much lower rate than salons i have a huge amout of new racoon grade A*Hair as i used to order in bulk,i am a hair extension specialist and have been doing this for 7 years now,so very experienced,if anyone out there is interested or needs any advice,i would be happy to help!for a full head of racoon 18"long would be approx £350.00,any questions please get in touch!Annette
hi, would you be able to travel to me to do hair extesios. i have had them twice before, but the price is so high!!
could you email me ad we could discuss furthur
thaks
Posted: Fri May 27, 2005 7:13 pm Post subject: new hair!
Hi kids, i just got my extensions yesterday and I'm still getting used to them. I got a full head which is really long-down to my bum and they cost £350 in Taylors of Basingstoke. It would have only been 250 if i had used a trainee but I got a professional.
they look great but they will take a few days to get used to. I really want to wash them but i have to wait to get it done properly in the salon!!
they're a bit strange to sleep on but they will probably soften in time.
i cant believe some people pay as much as £600, that seems mad!
good luck with the hair everyone
xx
Posted: Sat May 28, 2005 11:59 am Post subject: Re: Racoon,Great lengths,Prostyles Hair Extensions
hair lady wrote:
Hi!I used to work in a salon but am now self employed,I do still do all of the above at a much lower rate than salons i have a huge amout of new racoon grade A*Hair as i used to order in bulk,i am a hair extension specialist and have been doing this for 7 years now,so very experienced,if anyone out there is interested or needs any advice,i would be happy to help!for a full head of racoon 18"long would be approx £350.00,any questions please get in touch!Annette
HI! I'm living in Paris I need your help the prices in FRANCE are too expensive. I'm ready to meet you in GREAT-BRITAIN could you send me an e-mail.thanks
Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 11:49 am Post subject: there is a Great place in London for hair extensions
. wrote:
i got cinderella extensions which is very similar. they are very high maintenance and start to come out after a few weeks. would be okay if u go to salon get replacement ones put in and get the other bonds 'tightened'
if u have quite thick or long hair you would only need approx 3/4 head of hair. mine cost £365 for 18'' at a afro carribean salon here.
Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 6:08 pm Post subject: Re: new hair!
trash wrote:
Hi kids, i just got my extensions yesterday and I'm still getting used to them. I got a full head which is really long-down to my bum and they cost £350 in Taylors of Basingstoke. It would have only been 250 if i had used a trainee but I got a professional.
they look great but they will take a few days to get used to. I really want to wash them but i have to wait to get it done properly in the salon!!
they're a bit strange to sleep on but they will probably soften in time.
i cant believe some people pay as much as £600, that seems mad!
good luck with the hair everyone
xx
DONT WASH YOUR HAIR AT A SALON!!!!!!! ITS THE WORST THING YOU CAN DO WITH HAIR EXTENSIONS!!! THE HAIR IS JUST SO LONG THAT IN GETS TANGLED UP IN THE SINK!!!! YOU NEED TO WASH YOUR HAIR IN THE SHOWER REALLY!!!
Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 8:20 pm Post subject: hair extensions
Hi, I work as a freelance in a few London salons and do extensions by appointments. The hair I'm using is a good quality hair, the bonds are tiny and the results are just fabulous. Since I'm self-employed the prices are very reasonable as well. You can either email or call me to arrange a free consultation. I've been doing it for a few years already so I guarantee quality and provide all necessary aftercare info.
Tanya
Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2005 11:32 am Post subject: Re: hair extensions
T wrote:
Hi, I work as a freelance in a few London salons and do extensions by appointments. The hair I'm using is a good quality hair, the bonds are tiny and the results are just fabulous. Since I'm self-employed the prices are very reasonable as well. You can either email or call me to arrange a free consultation. I've been doing it for a few years already so I guarantee quality and provide all necessary aftercare info.
Tanya
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