how easy is it to melt to add in hair?
1958309
I add various iols mix in a mixer until smmoth. I use a nickel size amout depending on the lenght of one's hair. That's all. u don't need much. Pp
1958310
Well the melting point is over 120 F. Which means it is a solid at room temp. I don't think I would put it in my hair in pure form. Coconut oil melts at body temp, so would not solidify
1958311
On the stove it melts quite well, but to just rub it into your hair, this I haven't tried.
1958312
Super easy to melt. You can actually put it in a container and sit in hot water and and it will melt completely. Mango butter has to stay on a cool dry place to stay solid.
1958313
I am not sure since i don't use for hair, I make a body butter with it. But i have seen blogs and videos where people take some mango butter and whip it into fluff and then add it to their hair
1958314
It's pretty easy. I usually use indirect heat: hot water in a container put foil at the top and place the mango butter on top. It doesn't even need to be boiling hot water. Hope this helps. Also, as most butters are sealants, oils in addition to the butter is best for the hair. The butter alone will make the hair a little lack luster. It is an amazing sealant though.
1958315
I add one1/2 tsp of various oils which include Vit. E, castor, carrot, walnut, olive, jojabo. I put the raw mango in abowl and mix the oils. I use an electric mixture until creamy. I store and use nickle or quarter size amount depending your hair lenght. I use the butter once a week.
2043140
Yes, they are easy to put in your hair. All you need are the micro link beads that should come included, a looped bead loader and pliers. After you used the looped bead loader to put the bead in your hair, you put the extension in the bead with your hair still in it and use the pliers to press the bead tightly closed.
548102
You will need about 8 to 10 clips.. .depending on how thin or thick your hair is... you will see it blend..I used 1 pack and my hair looked good..but it is also thin.
246609
Yes, it's very easy. Actually, it's much easier to do without the cap and you can pinpoint exactly where you want your highlights. Just simply pick up the strand and start spreading.
1134343
I think so because my hair is a bit on the shorter side right below my shoulders and it was very easy to use. Haven't burned myself once.....yet. :)
810864
Sorry. Never used it for anything but my own hair. It works great & the "melting" feature is real. Hair doesn't feel gummy or stiff. I have short curly hair & usually wash it, gel it & go. It keeps the shape I place it on while wet & can be brushed without tangling. I expect that would work the same in synthetics, but please test it on a safe spot first just in case.
2059364
It's easy...after you get used to it. You pull a tiny strand of hair away from all the others, underneath the top layer of hair. You put a loop / bead on the "crochet needle" then you pull the tiny strand of hair through the loop/bead with the crochet needle. Then, you put the "shoestring" end of the hair/feather into the loop/bead with the hair. Then, finally, you squeeze the bead together to smash it to hold the hair piece into place. Hope that makes sense. You may be able to google it or find a youtube video. Thanks!
1230267
I've never done this. However, since it is synthetic hair I would probably shy away from adding any product to it.
4676
I am not familiar with the melt method. I used this roller after knee surgery and use it now after running. It works great for those.
542958
I don 't melt anything. Shea butter is soft enough and coconut oil is soft enough. I put in a bowl and use a spoon first to mix well to get any lumps out of the Shea butter or coconut oil. then you can use a wire wisk to whip it. I whip it by hand, I just shake off the whisk and it comes clean. not heating it makes it fluffier I think!
1374768
It's a smooth solid, but then at warmer temperatures it will melt. For example: it melts in my hand when I am applying it to my hair or body.
653425
Very easy... There are 5 tooth snap clips, I just divide my hair into half up half down put the combs into the part and snap them closed.
653426
Yes very easy just pull the top half of your hair up clip it in then gently brush your hair with the extension
933346
It really depends on how much hair you have and how good you are at putting them in. I have thin like hair and it's short and it would probably take me around 5 minutes to do this
2077152
I start with just a little bit and keep adding till I get to my desired amount, sometimes its less than others. I would say I maybe use around 2 nickle size amounts one for the back and top and one for the front. just add it slowly because if you get too much it can make your hair heavy and make it fall. (My hair is 3 inches at the longest part. I'm styling with: aqua uplifting foam, tigi bedhead mens workable wax, flat iron, and Suave Extreme hold hair spray.)
610274
I am a non- professional and I did it to myself.. You can do it but it is a long process and time consuming. It took me 4 hours or more but my hair is very thick and long.. So I recommend let someone help you for the first time and follow the instructions exactly. And you will like it..
700669
Very quickly, less than 5 minutes, maybe. I also "recycle" them, I put 5 in my hair, and start taking them out as soon as I finish the fifth one. I put them back on the heat one by one and reuse them immediately.