Jacebeauty providing crap hair & blaming weather!

IMO, it looks like the vendor in 'Russia' washed the hair (it probably has the ivory soap powder scent as proof, if you know what that is you'll agree) and for the essence of time to cut down the 6 week waiting time, she is not washing/brushing/prepping the hair before mailing it, hence, winter friction and next, summer chafing when you open the package...

babycakebabe wrote: IMO, it looks like the vendor in 'Russia' washed the hair (it probably has the ivory soap powder scent as proof, if you know what that is you'll agree) and for the essence of time to cut down the 6 week waiting time, she is not washing/brushing/prepping the hair before mailing it, hence, winter friction and next, summer chafing when you open the package...

Summer chafing, summer sweating, winter friction, spring flinging and fall flouncing can cause tangling in Rushinese hair.

winter friction?? i have no word,am shock that came out the mouth of a AV

Edited by Nadiesca - Feb 21 2013 at 6:27pm

I don't know what's going on with Jace Beauty.  I have purchased about 3 blends from the company and I have spoken to Nicole on several occasion.  All the hair that I have purchased have been of great quality.  I have the medium coarse straight, medium coarse wavy/curly and the Very Coarse Straight.  For special orders I have waited, the longest being about 5 months.  I honestly don't know what is going on with Jace and I really wish she would be honest about the hair. 

Besides, I'm not a science genius...I studied Biology, not Physics, but what she demonstrated here does not equal what's happening.   Friction would cause the hair to stand straight up due to moisture loss to the dry hair (electrons are lost); the hair becomes positively charged. It wouldn't be matted and needing to be brushed through all recklessly. 

My last purchase fell victim to "winter static friction".  When I took it out the package, it wasn't matted but it looked like there were a lot of flyaway hairs present.  After I washed the hair, both bundles looked as if they had been electrocuted.  Now, I have a lot of hair hanging on hangers awaiting to be installed on wigs or sewn in.  None of my other hair was sticking straight up from static friction, even though the air is dry in my home.  I rewashed the hair and used a heavier conditioner and the hairs laid down.  This was back in January and the hair is still hanging on it's hangers.  I can see some of the hairs rising back up into that electrocuted position.....None of my other hair is going through this.

I sent her an email after the first wash and complained about it.  Besides that, the hair is still beautiful and coarse, it wasn't a big issue. But I'm sure there are other women that have experienced the same hence the video.

Edited by Quiann00 - Feb 21 2013 at 8:17pm

Exactly!  All that shed hair FRESH out the bag, imagine once it's installed and being worn!