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By: Christina

Christina — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 01:18:07 +0000

I made a quick weave wig out of some Dreamweaver last march and had it until sometime in september (could have kept it longer if i’d taken better care of it). In my opinion it nice pretty, silky looking hari (as long as you get the right kind, i’ve heard of people using Pose Dreamweaver and i hear its not as good a quality).

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Karey Kenzie — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 18:01:38 +0000

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By: SFoxx

SFoxx — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 14:49:38 +0000

I purchased 3 pkgs. of DreamWeaver Body Wave-Model 12″ on Sept. 9, 2011. The Japanese (of course) merchant didn’t know the weight of the packages. The “weight” in old times were sole in 1/4 pounds, and usually 1 pkg. was good for an average head. I owned my beauty supply and salon until retirement in 2003. DREAMWEAVER IS NO GOOD!! I ended up weaving all 3 pkgs. onto my own head, and lost about a pkg. after washing and tangles. It is cheap, thin, and poorly sewn!! I paid $39.99/pkg. and need another 3 pkgs. to make my weave full. I even sewed the wefts to prevent loss – didn’t work!

Why do the Japenese have the “lock-down” on hair products purchased solely by Black women? They speak little English, don’t understand our concerns, and the suppliers only sell to them. Weaving is NOT like it used to be…we are being robbed and U.S.Customs should take a look at these cheaters!

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By: dani

dani — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 20:14:39 +0000

hey. so i seen your post. i currently hvae the dreamweaver hair in my hair now. i usually always get it and i’m pretty happy and satisfied with it. it blends really well with your own hair and as long as you wrap it and take good care of it, it wouldnt tanlge and last long.. if your getting it to put tracks throughout your hair or just get a sew in i feel that its a great brand

By: blaqchinah

blaqchinah — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 17:28:08 +0000

Its not to terrible it takes probably a month before it tangles . the best kind of hair is that Remy hair it hardly tangles at all but its expensive like 50-60 a bundle . Make sure you get a silicone hair polisher by perfect results and wrap your hair at night, there are some hair products by soft sheen Carson called weave care that work really well and leave you with little product build up. If id does start to tangle just wash it and use a good conditioner like perfect results or nexxus and let it air dry then flat iron. Good luck shug.