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sweetlittlejenny
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PostPosted: 0    Post subject: Re: Rehairing problems? Post here....!

Yeah I was going to explain it but I figured I would end up getting Darkshines even more confused if I didn't post any pictures. Sometimes it can be a pain but I like it overall.

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Bunne
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PostPosted: 0    Post subject: Re: Rehairing problems? Post here....!

Well I learned something new! When I used to reroot with the knot and wire method, I never thought to knot in the CENTER of the plug~ I always knotted at one end, then had to glue the knot together and wait for that to dry before rerooting!!! Crazy simple idea! I will have to remember that if I ever go back from using the tool...

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PostPosted: 0    Post subject: Re: Rehairing problems? Post here....!

There's also the Custom Tutorials in the Gallery Wink All kinds of stuff - including the rehairing methods: http://www.mlparena.com/gallery2/v/Customs/album109/

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Dazzle Surprise


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PostPosted: 0    Post subject: Re: Rehairing problems? Post here....!

You did a real good job on the re-hairing Smile i always do mine quite thick if the hair is going to be kept down. If i plan to syle then i do it pretty thin ^^
I dunno if anyone uses this method but what i do is get a bunch of hair, thin it or bulk it out and make sure its double the lengh that i want the hair to be. I tie a knot about half a cm away from the middle and put a fair amount of glue on it and keep it tightly knotted in my hand until is a lil more dry. I keep doing the same thing over and over with other hair strands until i have quite alot. When they all dry i get one of the strands, tie a knot about half a cm away from the original knot and repeat with glueing. When dry i cut in the middle and then have 2 plugs ^^
I widen the plug hole with a safety pin and then use a curved needle and fishing line. I loosely fold the line in half, thread though the needle so there a loop one side and pull the needle through making sure the line ends are on the outside of the plug (obviously i take the safety pin out first hehe) i then loosely slip the hair through the loop and pull the line back through the hole with the hair. It may be a round the houses way of doing but it gets the job done and theres no risk of the hair coming loose ^^

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