Airplaning

Bunnyhaslonghair

Ebonics Queen

• Dec 9, 2014

• #1

http://youtu.be/JbUORVTsp3g

Anyone going to try it?

 

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JudithO

Well-Known Member

• Dec 9, 2014

• #2

Nope.... lol

 

Bunnyhaslonghair

Ebonics Queen

• Dec 9, 2014

• #3

Lol why not? Too much work?

 

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Pompous Blue

Well-Known Member

• Dec 9, 2014

• #4

That was an interesting technique in stretching one's hair.

 

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JudithO

Well-Known Member

• Dec 9, 2014

• #5

The results are not worth the stress... regular rollersetting, braid outs, will give the same stretch level... I mean, it really has to produce amazing results to be worth the outerspace kinda look. lol

 

Holla

Well-Known Member

• Dec 9, 2014

• #6

I saw a lady do that donkey years ago on a woman's hair when I was in a salon. It was an old Black salon where anything goes really. The woman's hair was shorter but the same technique was used of pushing the hair through the hard roller and rolling the ends on perm rods. A hot mess! She used some kind of holding gel on her hair so it was sticking straight up with her ends curled tightly under. I wanted to laugh but didn't. I didn't know the name of that style until now.

 

Bunnyhaslonghair

Ebonics Queen

• Dec 9, 2014

• #7

Lol y'all are cracking me up. O well the lady tried.

 

Last edited: Dec 9, 2014

nlamr2013

Well-Known Member

• Dec 9, 2014

• #8

What? If she like it I guess. Not my cup of tea.

For anyone not wanting to watch she too a small magnetic roller pushed the length of a section of hair through the volume hole I guess of the roller. Then using tension rolled a perm rod onto the ends.

 

Nightingale

On the Grow and Keeping it Simple

• Dec 9, 2014

• #9

She may as well have done a traditional rollerset. This "airplaning" uses the same tools and takes the same amount of time, but the results are not as good, IMO.

 

cocosweet

Well-Known Member

• Dec 10, 2014

• #10

I'm sorry. This is wack. The result reminds me too much of my flexirod set fails.