jturner7156
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Has anyone ever bought Indian Remy Hair and is it as good as the websites claim or is it just regular weave after a week or so...the curly in particular. How did you wear it (sew-in, braids, etc...)
Benefits of Indian Remy Hair?
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glamazon386
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You can use it for weave or braids. The hair is better quality and can be reused unlike the BSS hair.
BahatiSeey2
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I bought some a while back and have yet to get a sew-in with it. I don't know anything about weave, this was to be my first attempt, but it looks just like all the others except the part that goes on your head is thinner--or so my friend--who has purchased lots of hair--says.
FunkyMunky
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Indian Remy Hair is less likely to tangle because each strand is turned in the same direction like the hair on your head grows.
BSS brands are massed produced so they don't have time to make sure each individual strand is properly placed.
BSS brands are massed produced so they don't have time to make sure each individual strand is properly placed.
jturner7156
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Thank You guys. I was going to the beach and I wanted the curly kind and it is a little expensive so you know I had to check with my LHCF sistas first 
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angellazette
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Depends on where you get it from. I got mine from Naturegirl and Bliss. http://naturegirl.net/ and http://www.blissenterprisesonline.com/
I didn't have much success as others with the Naturegirl but I loved my Bliss hair. The wefts are thinner (as you can see from my photos) so it allows you to have higher placement and the quality of the hair allowed me to reuse it multiple times.
You can see my sew in here:
http://public.fotki.com/angelic012/hair-1/weaves/sew_in/
and here's where I straightened it:
http://public.fotki.com/angelic012/hair-1/weaves/straightened_bliss/
It seems like some people thought it was my real hair in the comments section but of course it isn't. The straightened photos are before I applied product but you can see it blends well. Once I put in product, you really couldn't tell at all.
I didn't have much success as others with the Naturegirl but I loved my Bliss hair. The wefts are thinner (as you can see from my photos) so it allows you to have higher placement and the quality of the hair allowed me to reuse it multiple times.
You can see my sew in here:
http://public.fotki.com/angelic012/hair-1/weaves/sew_in/
and here's where I straightened it:
http://public.fotki.com/angelic012/hair-1/weaves/straightened_bliss/
It seems like some people thought it was my real hair in the comments section but of course it isn't. The straightened photos are before I applied product but you can see it blends well. Once I put in product, you really couldn't tell at all.
jturner7156
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angellazette said:Depends on where you get it from. I got mine from Naturegirl and Bliss. http://naturegirl.net/ and http://www.blissenterprisesonline.com/
I didn't have much success as others with the Naturegirl but I loved my Bliss hair. The wefts are thinner (as you can see from my photos) so it allows you to have higher placement and the quality of the hair allowed me to reuse it multiple times.
You can see my sew in here:
http://public.fotki.com/angelic012/hair-1/weaves/sew_in/
and here's where I straightened it:
http://public.fotki.com/angelic012/hair-1/weaves/straightened_bliss/
It seems like some people thought it was my real hair in the comments section but of course it isn't. The straightened photos are before I applied product but you can see it blends well. Once I put in product, you really couldn't tell at all.[/quote
Oooh, my questioned has been answered. Regular weave ain't got nothing on this...off to order my Indian Remy curly. I can't believe you could straighten it too!
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