Hair extensions and theatre??
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Hair extensions and theatre??
I am thinking about having hair extensions put in but a I am hoping to have more surgery in Jan I just wondered do you have to take them out to go into theatre? If so I'll wait till after!!!
5stonedown- BJSF Elite Member
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Hi!
Hair extensions will make no difference to your planned surgery xxx
Hair extensions will make no difference to your planned surgery xxx
Midgiebites- BJSF Addict
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I think it depends on how they're bonded, if they're metal it may not be good.
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i don't know whether they'll make a difference in theatre or not but after you've had the surgery will you be in a state to take care of them properly? Theyre alot of maintenance and its time consuming washing them correctly and blow drying and styling them so it may be worth giving it a miss until you know how you'll feel and what you'll be capable of doing on a daily basis.xxx
kelly1990- BJSF Addict
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ps: just watched your video! Good on you and well done on all the hard work!! You should be proud of yourself xxx
Midgiebites- BJSF Addict
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As long as theres no metal involved they should be fine, but I do agree with Kelly.... They're bloody hard work. In saying that though, you can always get them washed and blown on the salon until you feel able to do them yourself if this was something you could manage. Xx
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cant comment on extenstions but just watched your video its great xx
tinkerbell24- BJSF Elite Member
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I think you will be ok with extensions as long as there is no metal involved! But as the others have said. They are extremely hard work to maintain xx good luck hun xx
Lisa34- BJSF Elite Member
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I am really glad that someone asked this as I currently have extensions in and was worried I would need to have them removed before surgery at the end of July. My hubby is well trained in looking after them (I sometimes just enjoy having my hair washed and dried haha) so should be ok if no problem to surgery
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pr1ncessmummy- BJSF Addict
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I would wait until you have recovered from your surgery in January x
Princess_x- BJSF Elite Member
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I think I will wait!! I cant really afford it anyway as I need to save every penny towards my op! My hair is so damaged at the moment I just know I need a bloody good cut but I am so scared to go and have it all chopped off into a short bob again! I need to grow it for my wedding which isnt for over a year and I go to Florida in September so I want to be able to tie it back for that so i reckon I am gonna have to hold onto it for now and then after my holiday take the plunge and cut it off.. then if I cant stand it I will get the extensions after my surgery!!
5stonedown- BJSF Elite Member
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Instead if cutting it of i would recomend you get / go to hairdressers and have a deep conditioning treatment after so many weeks of that Your hair would be in loads better condition I have long hair which I dye but I could never chop mine off x
Sophia6102- BJSF Addict
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hi my hair was in a terrible terrible mess so i went for a few conditioning treatments at the haridressers every other week, not too expensive and every 3 weeks i went and had the tiniest amount cut off the end and i started letting my hair dry at night on its own and straighten it in the morning and seen a HUGE diff after a few month xx
tinkerbell24- BJSF Elite Member
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I had sewn in extensions and they were fine, like others said probably depends how they're bonded xx
mais04- BJSF Elite Member
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Just watched your first video will definitely keep watching xx
mais04- BJSF Elite Member
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Thanks for the tips girls.. I will have to phone the hairdressers as I will try and save it if its possible!
Thanks for watching my video too mais04, tink and midgiebites.. I am having my consultation in 2 weeks so an update will be going on either that day or the day after!
Thanks for watching my video too mais04, tink and midgiebites.. I am having my consultation in 2 weeks so an update will be going on either that day or the day after!
5stonedown- BJSF Elite Member
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Look forward to seeing it xxx
Midgiebites- BJSF Addict
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I had booked to get extentions put in just under a wk before my surgery but deff thinking now that I am prob best waiting till after I have recovered n getting them put in then instead xx
Susan13x- Active BJSF Member
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It would probably be best Susan. Hair extensions take a lot of looking after too and you won't be able to lift your arms for a while... So you'll be better waiting lovely and its feel like a nice treat when you get them done after your BA too. Xx
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Ye deff I've had them before yrs ago n know how hard work they are espec when you have to separate them etc so deff next leaving them..I just cancelled them there n will get them in hopefully once I've recovered :) xx
Susan13x- Active BJSF Member
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You'll appreciate them more then Susan - new boobs, new hair - new look! xx
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I had my surgery with transform and at my pre op as they went through a list of things to do and not do
on the list was to have hair extensions removed. Check with your specific clinic as one thing I have learned from this site is that different surgeons and clinics specify different things. Xx
on the list was to have hair extensions removed. Check with your specific clinic as one thing I have learned from this site is that different surgeons and clinics specify different things. Xx
CharlieGirlEvan- Newbie BJSF Member
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Your video blog is amazing. You must be proud of what you have achieved with your weight loss... and WOW the before and after pictures - was that really you! WELL DONE sweetie. Just shows what you can achieve if you put your mind to it..
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