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Memphisbaby 
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Any pics on the way?
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MissIt
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Posted: Dec 21 2012 at 5:28pm |
This is great! I was going to start a separate thread about this, but perhaps I can get my question answered in here  .
Anyway, I want some KC from Roman and I have been talking back and forth with him. When I asked for a price for it, he says which texture do you want: Indian, Brazilian, Mongolian, Chinese, Malaysian
I don't really believe that there are all these hair types like this anyway, but what would you guys say is the preceived difference in these types? I don't know what to get?!?! I tried to ask him but, essentially he couldn't answer me...
Any help or your experiences with these textures would be great, thanks!
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Just flat out ask him the difference between the textures. I asked a CV this question before and he told me his perspetive but it might be different across the CVs b/c the CV I asked only sold "Malaysian," "Brazilian," and "Peruvian."
I will definitely say NOT Indian though, no matter who I order from. Indian hair does not like to be processed. Generally, I say Chinese, because it's heavier. Malaysian if I want something a little lighter.
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Wow. I emailed them for a price list and I got a response from Lynn that said,
"chinese feel thick,other hair feel soft and thin,especially indian hair,very soft and thin."
So hopefully that is more helpful.
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Posted: Dec 21 2012 at 8:26pm |
 MissIt wrote:
This is great! I was going to start a separate thread about this, but perhaps I can get my question answered in here .
Anyway, I want some KC from Roman and I have been talking back and forth with him. When I asked for a price for it, he says which texture do you want: Indian, Brazilian, Mongolian, Chinese, Malaysian
I don't really believe that there are all these hair types like this anyway, but what would you guys say is the preceived difference in these types? I don't know what to get?!?! I tried to ask him but, essentially he couldn't answer me...
Any help or your experiences with these textures would be great, thanks! |
your best bet is to go with either Malaysian or Chinese.
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Posted: Dec 22 2012 at 4:43am |
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Mongolian and Malaysian work for kinky curly.
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Posted: Dec 22 2012 at 7:48pm |
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i ordered chinese light yaki processed from virgin chinese hair in January. i'm still wearing that hair. his light yaki is a little more coarse than i imagined. i usually do a baking soda bath once a week to keep movement and make it less stiff
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Posted: Dec 27 2012 at 9:15am |
Beyonce1 wrote:
can we get pics of the chinese coarse yaki? |
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Posted: Dec 27 2012 at 9:26am |
Yaki Deep Wave 10, 12, 14 inch u-part
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