Second Life Forums Archive - Help with hair needed

RandyChris Nightfire

Arrogant pervert

Join date: 21 Dec 2007

Posts: 61

06-09-2008 03:33

Hi there, I hope some of you kind residents can help a guy with a problem...
I am looking for somewhere that sells flexi curly hair, as my fiancee would like to have some..I want to surprise her by finding out where she can buy this type of hair...
Thanks

Serene Fall

Registered User

Join date: 22 Dec 2007

Posts: 8

06-09-2008 03:37

cake, ETD, Calico, Magika are the ones i like

Aebleskiver Thibedeau

Sapiosexual

Join date: 6 Feb 2008

Posts: 351

06-09-2008 03:43

Analog Dog

Monica Balut

Beam-Me

Join date: 18 Feb 2007

Posts: 311

06-09-2008 04:56

Check out /327/49/238146/1.html. About every hair vendor is mentioned there.

Ann Launay

Neko-licious™

Join date: 8 Aug 2006

Posts: 7,893

06-09-2008 06:05

Try Calico Creations first...she's pretty well known for her curly hair.

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Congratulations and shame on you! You are a bit of a slut.

Yosef Okelly

Mostly Harmless

Join date: 26 Aug 2007

Posts: 2,692

06-09-2008 06:47

Cake has some flexi curls. Anywhere from Shirley Temple to Cher on a bad hair day.

Jolie Femme makes my favorite women's favorite. Her curly hair is more loose, 80's hair band syle. I think she has the most realistic and sexy hair you can get. From playful to erotic to formals I like all her styles. But that is just one man's opinion.

Calico Creations are usually not as flexi which means they don't fly all over the place when you are dancing. Whether that is good or bad is up to you.

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Just want to mention a few things here.
1 - Hair is universally no transfer. You can't typically buy it and give it to her.
2 - Hair is a personal statement of style and taste for a woman. You are walking on thin ice by giving her a hair style you bought even if she described it to you, gave you pictures and color samples and you paid to have it custom made by her favorite builder. Just saying.
3 - Typically, women enjoy shopping.

If I were in your position, I would find and LM several choices for her. Take her around to the places and pick up demos but let her decide what she likes. You could make her a "gift card" and put in a notecard:
what the gift is (one set of hair, a full set of curls, whatever)
why (just because, happy 3rd month aniversary of your first date)
then landmarks of the stores with names of the styles you liked at each.

I mention the "gift card" because it does not feel as if you are just giving her cash -- which, in a sense, you have to do just to buy her a gift of a hairsytle.

Good luck.

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JeanGenie Jewell

Registered User

Join date: 2 Apr 2007

Posts: 380

06-09-2008 07:06

Analog Dog is the oNLy one for me for curly hair....hair taken from real human hair photos, makes all the others seem flat...

Colette Forster

The Real Deal

Join date: 4 Apr 2008

Posts: 221

06-09-2008 07:31

Check Calla, they are my fav hair place...but now I need to go check on the others listed here!

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Nic Writer

Registered User

Join date: 25 Mar 2007

Posts: 740

06-09-2008 08:27

Bewitched Hair/House of Heart also makes some very nice curly styles.

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Garrett Laramide

Upholder of Murphy's Law

Join date: 27 Dec 2006

Posts: 249

06-09-2008 08:39

I'll toss in another vote for Analog Dog.

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Sassy Romano

Registered User

Join date: 27 Feb 2008

Posts: 619

06-09-2008 09:07

Analog Dog for my favourite fine flexi hair

Help with hair needed
RandyChris Nightfire Arrogant pervert Join date: 21 Dec 2007 Posts: 61	06-09-2008 03:33 Hi there, I hope some of you kind residents can help a guy with a problem... I am looking for somewhere that sells flexi curly hair, as my fiancee would like to have some..I want to surprise her by finding out where she can buy this type of hair... Thanks
Serene Fall Registered User Join date: 22 Dec 2007 Posts: 8	06-09-2008 03:37 cake, ETD, Calico, Magika are the ones i like
Aebleskiver Thibedeau Sapiosexual Join date: 6 Feb 2008 Posts: 351	06-09-2008 03:43 Analog Dog
Monica Balut Beam-Me Join date: 18 Feb 2007 Posts: 311	06-09-2008 04:56 Check out /327/49/238146/1.html. About every hair vendor is mentioned there.
Ann Launay Neko-licious™ Join date: 8 Aug 2006 Posts: 7,893	06-09-2008 06:05 Try Calico Creations first...she's pretty well known for her curly hair. _____________________ ~Now Trout Re-Re-Re-Certified!~ From: someone I am bumping you to an 8.5 on the Official Trout Measuring Instrument of Sluttiness. You are an enigma - on the one hand a sweet, gentle, intelligent woman who we would like to wrap up in our arms and protect, and on the other, a temptress to whom we would like to do all sorts of unmentionable things. Congratulations and shame on you! You are a bit of a slut.
Yosef Okelly Mostly Harmless Join date: 26 Aug 2007 Posts: 2,692	06-09-2008 06:47 Cake has some flexi curls. Anywhere from Shirley Temple to Cher on a bad hair day. Jolie Femme makes my favorite women's favorite. Her curly hair is more loose, 80's hair band syle. I think she has the most realistic and sexy hair you can get. From playful to erotic to formals I like all her styles. But that is just one man's opinion. Calico Creations are usually not as flexi which means they don't fly all over the place when you are dancing. Whether that is good or bad is up to you. ================ Just want to mention a few things here. 1 - Hair is universally no transfer. You can't typically buy it and give it to her. 2 - Hair is a personal statement of style and taste for a woman. You are walking on thin ice by giving her a hair style you bought even if she described it to you, gave you pictures and color samples and you paid to have it custom made by her favorite builder. Just saying. 3 - Typically, women enjoy shopping. If I were in your position, I would find and LM several choices for her. Take her around to the places and pick up demos but let her decide what she likes. You could make her a "gift card" and put in a notecard: what the gift is (one set of hair, a full set of curls, whatever) why (just because, happy 3rd month aniversary of your first date) then landmarks of the stores with names of the styles you liked at each. I mention the "gift card" because it does not feel as if you are just giving her cash -- which, in a sense, you have to do just to buy her a gift of a hairsytle. Good luck. _____________________
JeanGenie Jewell Registered User Join date: 2 Apr 2007 Posts: 380	06-09-2008 07:06 Analog Dog is the oNLy one for me for curly hair....hair taken from real human hair photos, makes all the others seem flat...
Colette Forster The Real Deal Join date: 4 Apr 2008 Posts: 221	06-09-2008 07:31 Check Calla, they are my fav hair place...but now I need to go check on the others listed here! _____________________ Work hard (FL), Play hard (SL)...Keeping it real!
Nic Writer Registered User Join date: 25 Mar 2007 Posts: 740	06-09-2008 08:27 Bewitched Hair/House of Heart also makes some very nice curly styles. _____________________
Garrett Laramide Upholder of Murphy's Law Join date: 27 Dec 2006 Posts: 249	06-09-2008 08:39 I'll toss in another vote for Analog Dog. _____________________ Accipere quam facere praestat injuriam
Sassy Romano Registered User Join date: 27 Feb 2008 Posts: 619	06-09-2008 09:07 Analog Dog for my favourite fine flexi hair

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