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beanybabygirl
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Posted: 03 Nov 2009 at 12:28pm |
I know CLY is the talk of the town right now but does anyone have a Chinese Yaki or course yaki??
If so how do you like it? Does it behave?? Does it flow or is it stiff?
I love this CLY but I also love me some texture ... I'm thinking of checking out a Chinese Yaki or course yaki
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Nufsayd
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Posted: 03 Nov 2009 at 1:04pm |
Hey beany...the coarse yaki...definitely has more texture than light yaki...although mine was a indian remy coarse yaki...a fellow member got a chinese coarse yaki..and permed it just to tame it...Here's a couple of pics of mine...I loved the texture
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beanybabygirl
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Posted: 03 Nov 2009 at 1:07pm |
OK, thanks for posting these ... I like that ... I just want a little more texture ... I think if I can get somewhere between a lite yaki and a yaki I'd be happy ... asking too much I know 
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Posted: 03 Nov 2009 at 1:47pm |
I recently ordered a custom chinese course yaki and I'm going to have to get used to the texture. I'll also have to purchase a flat iron cause I can almost see this hair starting to poof up on me. I'm definitely a light yaki kinda girl.  Sorry, I don't have any pics cause I had to send it back to the vendor to fix the hairline.
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AshleysMom
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Posted: 03 Nov 2009 at 3:12pm |
I bought what was supposed to be a CLY but ended up looking and feeling like a Yaki. It was coarse, sort of dry and me no likey! The hair acted like some dried out Indian Remy. It looked like it could stand up all by itself.
I wish they would let us know what they do to the hair. Some vendors will let you know if it's a chemical process or a mechanical process that they use to make the hair yaki.
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Posted: 03 Nov 2009 at 4:38pm |
Originally posted by NufsaydHey beany...the coarse yaki...definitely has more texture than light yaki...although mine was a indian remy coarse yaki...a fellow member got a chinese coarse yaki..and permed it just to tame it...Here's a couple of pics of mine...I loved the texture
^^^ That's beautiful! I prefer this unit over the LY. Is it fair to say that a coarse yaki is in between a lt yaki and a yaki?
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Posted: 03 Nov 2009 at 4:40pm |
Originally posted by AshleysMomI bought what was supposed to be a CLY but ended up looking and feeling like a Yaki. It was coarse, sort of dry and me no likey! The hair acted like some dried out Indian Remy. It looked like it could stand up all by itself.
I wish they would let us know what they do to the hair. Some vendors will let you know if it's a chemical process or a mechanical process that they use to make the hair yaki. 
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fabulouslacewig
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Posted: 03 Nov 2009 at 6:17pm |
Originally posted by TruAxiom
Originally posted by NufsaydHey beany...the coarse yaki...definitely has more texture than light yaki...although mine was a indian remy coarse yaki...a fellow member got a chinese coarse yaki..and permed it just to tame it...Here's a couple of pics of mine...I loved the texture
^^^ That's beautiful! I prefer this unit over the LY. Is it fair to say that a coarse yaki is in between a lt yaki and a yaki?
I could be wrong,but I'm thinking the order is light yaki,yaki,and then coarse yaki....
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Posted: 03 Nov 2009 at 7:53pm |
\That's beautiful! I prefer this unit over the LY. Is it fair to say that a coarse yaki is in between a lt yaki and a yaki?
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I could be wrong,but I'm thinking the order is light yaki,yaki,and then coarse yaki.... [/QUOTE] That's sorta self explanatory and logical and you are absolutely right
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Posted: 03 Nov 2009 at 8:59pm |
Originally posted by fabulouslacewig
Originally posted by TruAxiom
Originally posted by NufsaydHey beany...the coarse yaki...definitely has more texture than light yaki...although mine was a indian remy coarse yaki...a fellow member got a chinese coarse yaki..and permed it just to tame it...Here's a couple of pics of mine...I loved the texture
^^^ That's beautiful! I prefer this unit over the LY. Is it fair to say that a coarse yaki is in between a lt yaki and a yaki?
I could be wrong,but I'm thinking the order is light yaki,yaki,and then coarse yaki....
That makes sense. Thank you. 
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beanybabygirl
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Posted: 04 Nov 2009 at 8:26am |
Originally posted by AshleysMomI bought what was supposed to be a CLY but ended up looking and feeling like a Yaki. It was coarse, sort of dry and me no likey! The hair acted like some dried out Indian Remy. It looked like it could stand up all by itself.
I wish they would let us know what they do to the hair. Some vendors will let you know if it's a chemical process or a mechanical process that they use to make the hair yaki.
See AM that's what I don't want ... ummm gotta think about this one.
Thanks ladies for your replies!
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