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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can anyone explain how extensions work?  Is all your normal hair braided flat to your head and the extensions are worked into the flat braids?  Or is only some of your normal hair braided down and the rest melts in with the extensions?  But then don’t you have two lengths of hair and isn’t that weird?

If all your normal hair is braided down flat, I don’t understand how your hair would look normal enough and not like rows of added in hair, like on a badly done doll. Normal people have little bits of hair coming from their head everywhere, not in rows. Doesn’t it make someone running their hands through your hair weird?

Help me DCUM![/quote]

Hair is braided into corn-rows, like how the Vikings and Celts used to do in Europe for thousands of years, the the extensions of hair are sewed into the cornrowed hair.  Bad for your natural hair as it's constant pulling on the hair follicles that are cornrowed. [/quote]

That's not how it's done for most white women. They either attach small amounts of hair onto tiny bundles of existing hair (beads) or they do tape-ins using wefts of hair that they tape or sew onto the hair close to the scalp. They don't braid.[/quote]

Do you wash it like normal? Seems like it would all come undone.[/quote]

Do extensions feel weird when people run their fingers through your hair?  Like, during sex are men secretly like “wtf?” [/quote]

Omg, start another thread already.[/quote]

Discussion about Demi's hair is on topic because her long hair is such a part of her identity.[/quote]

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