Jonetics

I wonder if this is the weave someone was trying to explain to me. I tried to find out how they do it but seems they wanna keep that a secret. <rolleyes> Perhaps they're afraid I'll put them out of business.
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If anyone does get it done, please do give us the 411 on how it's done. Take a friend along to watch. <wink> Curiosity is killing me here. Here's the Jonetics Homepage.
 
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I tried to find out how they do it but seems they wanna keep that a secret.

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Red flag! I hate it when companies won't clearly explain what they are trying to sell me.
 
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Red flag! I hate it when companies won't clearly explain what they are trying to sell me.

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Ditto. Sound rather scammish.
 
I initially heard about this on the local morning news broadcast.

I think the key is to be present when it is being done to someone else before you invest your money, if you do at all. It is a custom hair weave so they have to measure your head before they order the hair. They sell the methodology to stylists who can be come distributors of the hair & learn the hair application technique, which is supposed to stay on the head but not have to be sewn in or glued in. When I wore my weave it was a sewn in type and so I can't imagine how the Jonetics hair is applied without being sewn in, at least a little.
 
is it the same as the Malaysian method? Maybe its just me but i rather spend 1-2yrs growing my OWN hair than spend hundreds on weaves
 
LOL--that's what I'm wondering...the ads say that it is integrated into your natural hair but who knows how that is done. If a Jonetics stylist is lurking on this board perhaps they could chime in.....
 
Maybe Jonetics stylists are sworn to secrecy by signing an oath like in the Mafia.
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Why else would the homepage be so vague about how they do this patented technique. <rolleyes> I've written to ask about it. Will let you know whether they tell me.

Pray do tell...What's the Malaysian method?
 
Bumpity bumpity, I wonder if this is what she meant (talking about the "spammer")...however this is since 2003...I'll keep looking
 
Amina said:
Bumpity bumpity, I wonder if this is what she meant (talking about the "spammer")...however this is since 2003...I'll keep looking

I think she is a spammer. This is not an advertising forum.
 
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