Ok ladies, today was day one and the class moves very fast. Some of you may get bored as to most of what today covered is a lot of what we know already. But for those that haven't heard of all the tips I'll post anyway. I ask that you ladies forgive my spelling First we were given a suppliers list consisting of all the companies that people in the industry purchase wig making supplies. The list is very long so I wont cover all, but here are a few. For lace Kryolan in San Francisco, CA ( stage and film lace), Frends beauty  of N. Hollywood, CA    Ventilating needles Mhrw.com And the Hairess Corporation has a catalog for wig products. The class covered hair types, asian hair is very heavy, has large cuticles and can withstand more treatments in terms to coloring, perming and such. When we purchase yaky hair we all know that even though it is called human hair it actually comes from a yak (animal) no matter what you hear it comes from the yak, and can still be considered natural hair (human) because it is not synthetic (man made). If you have asian or indian hair you can give it texture ( make it look more AA) by giving it a crinkle look called creoling. Just take small sections of hair braid from root to end very tightly and place in a solution made from 1 gal of water, 1 T vinegar, or 1/2 the juice of one lemon let the solution come to a boil place the hair in and let boil for half hour, remove and place under a good dryer till completely dry. If you want to permanently curl the hair without doing damage use the same solution with the choice of curl you want. This is called Forcuree Frissee. It was recommended to limit the use of regular perming chemicles

<text deleted> The class covered hair types, asian hair is very heavy, has large cuticles and can withstand more treatments in terms to coloring, perming and such. When we purchase yaky hair we all know that even though it is called human hair it actually comes from a yak (animal) no matter what you hear it comes from the yak, and can still be considered natural hair (human) because it is not synthetic (man made). If you have asian or indian hair you can give it texture ( make it look more AA) by giving it a crinkle look called creoling. Just take small sections of hair braid from root to end very tightly and place in a solution made from 1 gal of water, 1 T vinegar, or 1/2 the juice of one lemon let the solution come to a boil place the hair in and let boil for half hour, remove and place under a good dryer till completely dry. If you want to permanently curl the hair without doing damage use the same solution with the choice of curl you want. This is called Forcuree Frissee. It was recommended to limit the use of regular perming chemicles