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Babyliss Hair Extensions

sillisome fiend · 2008-08-21 11:55:00

Hey, I've bought clip in hair extensions in the past and they were great.. for a few wears, but because you can't style them I found they got very scruffy looking and had to be binned. I've heard the new babyliss hair extensions can be used with heated styling products up to 180degrees, but I was wondering does anyone…

21-08-2008 12:55pm

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sillisome fiend

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Hey, I've bought clip in hair extensions in the past and they were great.. for a few wears, but because you can't style them I found they got very scruffy looking and had to be binned. I've heard the new babyliss hair extensions can be used with heated styling products up to 180degrees, but I was wondering does anyone actually know how good they are? And is there enough for a full head in one pack? I can't find much about them online as they're only out a few weeks, I'm not even sure if boots here has them yet.

Thanks

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