hair extensions

lainelaine · Post by **lainelaine** » Fri, 15 Aug 2008 2:32 pm

LINGLINGBELBEL yur fren hair veri nice..

also do at angel har??
than u neva do??

Beautyqueen · Post by **Beautyqueen** » Sat, 16 Aug 2008 9:44 pm

Hi,

Can anyone advise who is best to look for at Angel Xin?

I have tried Vain Beauty...ok lah...

Went to see Charlene at her new shop & saw her braiding method is very different..I nvr see at any shop b4...Look like a small ball.

But Charlene got no promotion so if i wanna do braiding will be very expensive.

Thinking whether to do with Angel Xin or Charlene...

belinda* · Post by belinda* » Wed, 20 Aug 2008 1:51 pm

yah agree! braiding method is much better than clip ons! i had mine done at Vain beauty at city plaza level one! They're quite good. i'm very happy with the result. They got another outlet at Far east level 3 also. saw it last week. very convenient for me, next time want re extend my hair will go the far east one. hee hee.

linglingbelbel · Post by **linglingbelbel** » Wed, 20 Aug 2008 5:14 pm

lainelaine wrote:LINGLINGBELBEL yur fren hair veri nice..
also do at angel har??
than u neva do??

hey sweetness, i did too extensions there too. =)

linglingbelbel · Post by **linglingbelbel** » Wed, 20 Aug 2008 5:17 pm

Beautyqueen wrote:Hi,

Can anyone advise who is best to look for at Angel Xin?

I have tried Vain Beauty...ok lah...

Went to see Charlene at her new shop & saw her braiding method is very different..I nvr see at any shop b4...Look like a small ball.

But Charlene got no promotion so if i wanna do braiding will be very expensive.

Thinking whether to do with Angel Xin or Charlene...

Get ur hair done by the ladyboss of ANgel xin, pretty simple =)
To me, the bosses of the shops usually do the bestest job. =)

lxylxy · Post by **lxylxy** » Tue, 26 Aug 2008 9:12 pm

www.angelxinbeauty.blogspot.com

mkdom · Post by **mkdom** » Thu, 28 Aug 2008 8:56 pm

lxylxy wrote:www.angelxinbeauty.blogspot.com

Any place which does European (Caucasian) natural hair extension??

lxylxy · Post by **lxylxy** » Sun, 31 Aug 2008 9:47 pm

yeah we have all sorts of colors to match ur hair even thou u are a caucasian

feline.eyes · Post by **feline.eyes** » Mon, 01 Sep 2008 4:57 am

lxylxy · Post by **lxylxy** » Mon, 01 Sep 2008 8:21 am

feline.eyes wrote:
lxylxy wrote:yeah we have all sorts of colors to match ur hair even thou u are a caucasian
vested interest hey...

dont get you.

decalgal · Post by **decalgal** » Thu, 19 Mar 2009 10:47 am

may i ask, if after doing the extension, u can still tie up ur hair like normal right?

pete&jess · Post by **pete&jess** » Mon, 23 Mar 2009 2:29 pm

I did a hair extension using the braided method. Looks good at first and rather comfortable too, but didn't last very long. Two weeks into it, the braids start to puff up and it became very uncomfortable. The extended part of my hair was then flipping from side to side. Eventually, I had to get it remove, only to realise that if I pulled hard enough, I could actually yank off the hair extension myself! But could be how mine wasn't done as professionally as how it should be. I did mine with one of the hair extension shop at Lucky Plaza.

mayiknow · Post by **mayiknow** » Wed, 25 Mar 2009 2:01 am

if you pull hard and your extension can drop so easily, then it is not well done. i suggest u take your hair and look for a more professional hair stylist to redo your extension. i personally tried milly's at far east plaza and i find the skills superb.

www.milly-s.blogspot.com

Milly's services are rated superb in many interesting blogs, elle magazine, woman plus magazine.

chichi14 · Post by **chichi14** » Sat, 02 May 2009 8:46 pm

same question as decalgal...

is it still possible to tie your hair or even bun it without the braid/glue showing? i badly want to have hair extensions but my work requires me to bun my hair..

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