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    Thread: walker ''no shine'' tape
Post: Re: walker ''no shine'' tape

on the label it says "liner side to base"....so if you are peeling it off and putting the sticky side to your base, I think you are doing it wrong. DebbieS.
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 14 24,412 06-12-2009, 11:30 AM
    Thread: walker ''no shine'' tape
Post: Re: walker ''no shine'' tape

I never use the re-align spray....but many like it. its helpful for you guys that are trying to do it yourself to give you a few extra moments of re-adjustment time...however, for me, standing right ...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 14 24,412 06-12-2009, 12:42 PM
    Thread: Maybe now we will see Toplace Hair Care Products
Post: Re: Maybe now we will see Toplace Hair Care Produc...

yes, I can get the adf back to natural line....Ian and I have discussed it.....I had just run into a little problem with shipping such large bottles overseas so It kinda stalled. but I will definitel...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 16 24,300 07-01-2009, 03:11 PM
    Thread: Maybe now we will see Toplace Hair Care Products
Post: Re: Maybe now we will see Toplace Hair Care Produc...

just wanted to add that anything coming from BA, that HE is excited about.....I'm on the edge of my seat!!! if he is excited about it, it must be kick as%!!! haha. BA knows hair replacement inside o...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 16 24,300 07-01-2009, 06:19 AM
    Thread: A Hairline So Real It's SCARY
Post: Re: A Hairline So Real It's SCARY

I would never believe that was a hairpiece......that is amazing looking. good job! DebbieS.
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 13 23,841 11-02-2008, 02:17 PM
    Thread: 1st piece. Take a look..
Post: Re: 1st piece. Take a look..

I also have to respectfully disagree with the first poster....I honestly see nothing "wiggy" about this at all! I think it looks really, really good. DebbieS.
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 12 23,560 10-31-2009, 03:03 AM
    Thread: First time posting pics...
Post: Re: First time posting pics...

great job!! fantastic results. wow, I'm impressed! thanks for posting your pics ...you look awesome and should be very happy with your result. DebbieS.
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 14 23,046 11-29-2008, 03:01 AM
    Thread: Debbies knot sealer is a must haveA++++
Post: Re: Debbies knot sealer is a must haveA++++

folliman; you only need a tiny, tiny bit. you should see very slight transfer when applying (like puppy tracks LOL)...and I mean VERY SLIGHT. once dry, it will be invisible but you will notice a sli...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 10 22,924 01-27-2009, 01:39 PM
    Thread: Debbies knot sealer is a must haveA++++
Post: Re: Debbies knot sealer is a must haveA++++

you can reapply every month or so. no, it does not close the lace holes. it simple seals the knots making them less likely to loosen. you only need a tiny bit of the product!! a 2 oz. bottle is eno...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 10 22,924 01-29-2009, 03:38 AM
    Thread: new type of thin skin base?
Post: Re: new type of thin skin base?

the st-30 has a great hold for most....but as you know, that is very dependant on body chemistry. it is generally considered to be as strong as blue liner without the messy clean up. DebbieS.
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 14 22,058 10-02-2008, 08:01 AM
    Thread: *****SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT--PLEASE READ***
Post: Re: *****SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT--PLEASE READ***

I'm glad you all are on board with the idea. John came up with the idea and we've been working on how to implement it. the webcam is really fun. I got to visit with both John in Minnesota and with B...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 8 21,803 11-02-2008, 10:23 AM
    Thread: How to chemically reduce curl in my hairpiece
Post: Re: How to chemically reduce curl in my hairpiece

for a safer option, buy a perm formulated for color treated hair and simply comb it through the hair, let process while combing the hair straight, rinse and comb the neutralizer through. (just follow ...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 14 21,780 11-19-2008, 11:08 AM
    Thread: How to chemically reduce curl in my hairpiece
Post: Re: How to chemically reduce curl in my hairpiece

as long as it says "for color treated hair" it will be fine. DebbieS.
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 14 21,780 11-20-2008, 01:54 AM
    Thread: How to chemically reduce curl in my hairpiece
Post: Re: How to chemically reduce curl in my hairpiece

the hair straighteners are typically stronger than a perm that is formulated for color treated hair. a perm and a relaxer and a straightener are basicly the same thing....same chemicals...except when ...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 14 21,780 11-20-2008, 10:52 AM
    Thread: How to chemically reduce curl in my hairpiece
Post: Re: How to chemically reduce curl in my hairpiece

GQ pilot (love that name) is right...sally's will have what you need. the chemical hair straightener is widely used , it is basicly the same chemicals as a perm. Tell the clerk at sally's that you wa...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 14 21,780 11-21-2008, 12:36 PM
    Thread: How much should a cut-in cost?
Post: Re: How much should a cut-in cost?

cut-in costs vary widely by region. obviously if someone is renting space in New York City, thier prices will be higher than someone in small town America. DebbieS.
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 14 21,767 01-11-2009, 03:26 AM
    Thread: How much should a cut-in cost?
Post: Re: How much should a cut-in cost?

mail order cut-ins are $34 for a topper and $44 for a 3/4 or full cap. If you came to my salon the cost would be $55. that includes shampoo, thorough cleansing of scalp, full head bonding...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 14 21,767 01-12-2009, 03:57 AM
    Thread: How much should a cut-in cost?
Post: Re: How much should a cut-in cost?

Meandean; I would LOVE to do something like this...but to be honest, we have offered similar things and just didn't get enough interest. we give FREE conventions every few months and don't get 20 peo...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 14 21,767 01-12-2009, 02:55 PM
    Thread: Any update on ST-30?
Post: Re: Any update on ST-30?

It is in the works. I cannot give an exact date as I don't have one yet...but I can tell you that the original st-30 is at a new manufacturer and is being worked on as we speak.
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 13 21,431 03-04-2009, 02:14 AM
    Thread: Any update on ST-30?
Post: Re: Any update on ST-30?

I think the robocut is good. as long as you put the guards on, you really cannot make a mistake. just err on the side of caution and start with a longer guard, and keep going shorter. I think its a...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 13 21,431 03-04-2009, 11:01 AM
    Thread: Any update on ST-30?
Post: Re: Any update on ST-30?

I wish there was someone close to you as well, that you could trust. if you are not comfortable with the robocut, you can always send the hairpiece to me for the "basic" cut-in, and then tweak it wit...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 13 21,431 03-05-2009, 02:32 AM
    Thread: Any update on ST-30?
Post: Re: Any update on ST-30?

Hairagain; the KEY to a good blend is #1, the color has to match. another mistake I see people make is that some will look great when they first get thier piece cut-in...but then their own hair gro...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 13 21,431 03-06-2009, 01:39 PM
    Thread: Any update on ST-30?
Post: Re: Any update on ST-30?

with any tape...one must try it on their own skin type to see if they will have a reaction to it, I can only tell you it is a medical/skin grade acrylic adhesive. I will include a full spec sheet on ...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 13 21,431 03-10-2009, 07:30 AM
    Thread: ****Some ones has to help Please ****
Post: Re: ****Some ones has to help Please ****

please do not confuse the nail POLISH dryer with the glue dryer. you are looking for an aerosol can that dries GLUE. do NOT use the nail polish dryer!! I think the brand name is Christina or somethin...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 8 21,412 12-03-2008, 04:45 AM
    Thread: Unsolicited comments from a girl . .
Post: Re: Unsolicited comments from a girl . .

great post. as the stylist that travels the world doing TOPLACE conventions, I have the pleasure of meeting all kinds of hairwearers........from all cultures and all walks of life....I can agree on a...
DebbieS. General hair replacement discussion 13 21,316 01-25-2009, 06:28 AM