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Common Improper Removal Mistakes Done By Stylists

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Topic: Common Improper Removal Mistakes Done By Stylists
Posted By: hair experts
Subject: Common Improper Removal Mistakes Done By Stylists
Date Posted: Dec 31, 2011 at 4:29pm

Shampoing hair before properly detangling knots or matted roots after removing hair extensions, braids, twists or sew-in weaves

Chemically Relaxing tangled with knots or matted hair
 
Using conditioner to detangle severely matted tangled hair
 
Chemically Coloring or Relaxing the hair without completely removing  glue (bonding or fusion)
 

Shampooing very tangled/matted hair

Pulling while removing braids/extensions around hairline

Using oil sheen and conditioner to remove bonding glue, braids or weaves

NOT USING the  Take Down Remover Cream to remove braids, bonding glue, fusion extensions, dreadlocks, sew-in weaves, or to  detangle very matted tangled hair

hair experts2011-12-31 16:30:36

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Posted By: hair experts
Date Posted: Dec 31, 2011 at 4:29pm

Shampoing hair before properly detangling knots or matted roots after removing hair extensions, braids, twists or sew-in weaves

Chemically Relaxing tangled with knots or matted hair
 
Using conditioner to detangle severely matted tangled hair
 
Chemically Coloring or Relaxing the hair without completely removing  glue (bonding or fusion)
 

Shampooing very tangled/matted hair

Pulling while removing braids/extensions around hairline

Using oil sheen and conditioner to remove bonding glue, braids or weaves

NOT USING the  Take Down Remover Cream to remove braids, bonding glue, fusion extensions, dreadlocks, sew-in weaves, or to  detangle very matted tangled hair

hair experts2011-12-31 16:30:36! ! Ra ha`p


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