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Coily Comber Wefted Hair http://www.fingercomber.com/coilycomber.html I was reading the blog of Haircapades (http://hairscapades.com) when I came across the company Finger Comber in one of her blogs.  I was simply blown away by the realistic look of afrocentric wefted hair.  Thinking that this is a great alternative or protective style for both naturals and relaxed ladies. Finger Comber states: Designed for Naturals by Naturals, to support you on your natural Journey! Each hair texture has a brief description about the hair texture and approximately how much hair is needed, along with the pricing for each bundle. The Coily hair pictured above comes in two lengths.  10.5 inches for $28.00 and 9 inches for $26.00.  The hair is synthetic and comes in several different shades and combinations. Kinky Comber Hair Weft This hair is priced at:  $38.00 a bundle and has been created to blend in with 3a to 4c hair textures!   A couple ...

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Types of Damage Ends     Dusting your ends is a way to prolong the health of the ends of your hair between trims!  For those of us that are trying to retain length, this is very important.   Dusting your ends is used primarily to clip all forms of split ends.  At the end of Dusting, because you take off so short sections, when you are finish the clipped ends look like fine dust on the floor or counter.  Thus, the term dusting!   When Do I Know That It's Time To Dust ?   When your hair tangles and become hard to run your fingers from the root to your ends. When your ends are fuzzy.  When your ends are frayed.  When your ends are not responsive to your favorite moisturizer. When your ends snap off easily. If you use heat frequently. Should be done every six to eight weeks     The Benefits of Dusting   Keeps your ends sharp! Smooth Ends Head of Health...