What does Great Lengths Use?
Posted on February 9, 2008
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What does Great Lengths use? Great Lengths utilizes 100% human hair of the best quality. This is Indian silky hair and in virgin condition. Genetically, Indian hair is very similar to Caucasian hair in its basic structure. It is of extraordinary quality since it has never been exposed to harsh chemical treatments. Indian hair is optimal for the manufacturing of hair extensions.
Great Lengths utilizes only remy hair which means that the cuticle layers are all facing the same direction from root to end and, therefore, do not tangle.
This also ensures that the extensions behave exactly like your own hair, blending in superbly with yours and looking super natural.
European Hair - Unsuitable for hair extensions! European hair is very fine and can be found on the market only in very small quantities. Few European women would be willing to give up their hair to hair companies and, if they did, it would be necessary for their hair to never have been chemically treated. very unlikely…!
Chinese Hair - Unsuitable for hair extensions Even though Chinese hair can be found in large quantities, this type of hair is not compatible with ours because it has got a round cross-section as opposed to the oval shape of Caucasian hair, making it too thick and rigid to be compatible with European hair. This kind of hair is acceptable for the preparation of wigs and toupes, since these are dry cleaned only, allowing the silicone layer to stay and the hair to remain shiny.
Brushed Hair - Unsuitable for hair extensions Hundreds of thousands of Indian women gather the hair that is collected in their brushes, hair of different lengths, thickness and color. This method of collection results in balls of yarn where the hair lies unorganized in all directions.
Because of the different directions the hair is lying in, and in order to be able to use it, it is necessary to submit it to an aggressive acid treatment to strip it of its cuticle layer and prevent it from tangling.
In order to thin it out and give it a softer texture, this mixed hair must undergo an aggressive chemical treatment that destroys the hair’s cuticle layer, leaving it opaque and fragile. This is what happens when hair is treated with chemicals, it becomes opaque and fragile.
The hair is covered with a silicon layer which gives it a healthy look. But this protection has a short life.
In the beginning the hair seems shiny and beautiful, but after a few washes the silicone layer starts to wash away and the hair becomes dull and brittle again, thus resulting in serious matting and discomfort. This kind of hair is acceptable for the preparation of wigs and toupes, since these are dry cleaned only, allowing the silicone layer to stay and the hair to remain shiny.
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Great Lengths Applicator Machines
Posted on February 8, 2008
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Great Lengths Hair Extensions Care & Maintenance
Posted on January 10, 2008
After Hair Extensions are applied, DO NOT wash your hair for 48 hrs. This allows the bonds to “set” and bond well to your hair.
Great Lengths provides a special brush which is made specifically for your hair extensions. It is recommend to purchase along with your hair extensions. Brushing thoroughly is necessary. Finger separation of the bonds will keep your hair extensions from ever becoming matted at the scalp.
Pulling your hair back with a band or braiding it over the shoulder is recommended at night to keep your hair from getting tangled knotted or matted.
Swimming often is not recommended with Great Lengths Hair Extensions. Saunas are also discouraged as with any continuous wet environment.
Do NOT use anti dandruff shampoo as it contains Sulfur, an agent that is in the Great Lengths Removal gel. The bonds react to this agent and will soften.Coloring your hair IS allowed while wearing your hair extensions but keeping the color at safe distance from the bonds is encouraged.
Hot tools such as curling irons, flat irons etc should be KEPT AWAY FROM THE BONDS, but ARE allowed on your Great Lengths Hair. Always dry your bonds with a blow dryer. Allowing the bonds to remain wet for long periods is not recommended.
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Tips for the Perfect Finish
Posted on October 10, 2007
Tip: Most of us use too much product and in the wrong places. Less is More, as Always.
Trick: Define Natural Curl in Damp Humid Weather & Lay stray hairs down without losing volume. Apply Finish to palms, lace and scrunch into freshly washed damp hair.
Tip: Remove tip of blow dryer and dry on low air heat. Blowing hair on low heat, without the nozzle assures an even distribution of air flow without compromising natural wave pattern. Thus achieving a well defined natural wave pattern with volume. Don’t forget to change the blow dryer to Cool Air to seal the deal. There’s a saying, “If you can’t go first class, don’t go at all”.
Tip: First Class doesn’t have to cost a fortune.
Tip: Feed your Faith and your Doubts will starve to death
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