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Hi, my name is Julia and this is my model Kim from Extensions by Julia on behalf of Expert Village. Today we are going to be talking about hair extensions. (So what is so special about the bonding product that you use?) Well after all my research in using many products, I came up with this one product or I didn't come up with it, I found this one product at a beauty trade show that I thought was the best by far out of all the companies out there. Reason being is because it is a caritan bonding formula that is melted and I get to choose the hair that I put in your hair. Now, this is also very special because it is the most gentle product that you can put in your hair. It actually bonds just as hard as any other product, it stays in just as long, except the most important thing is that it does the least damage when it is being taking out of your hair. You can actually snap these bonds right out of your hair and move it through your fingers and it turns into a powder and just by doing that it's creating less breakage to your hair. I mean if not any breakage to your hair vs. a lot of the other companies, they dry like plastic.Pigmenting Blonde HairFurthermore, there are pre-laser treatments currently available which will artificially dye the hair follicle tissues to increase the options and also efficacy of laser beam removal for blonde hairs. "Meladine" is one type of pre-laser hair removal care. Cleared in 2003 through the FDA to be used along with laser hair removal upon blonde hair, Meladine, that is made from naturally-occurring substances present in the ink of aquatic squid, enhances the natural melatonin within hair roots. This enables the lasers utilized in removal to properly target blonde hair.Grouping of Your Hair and Skin Group for Laser Hair RemovalMedical doctors will classify your skin based on a system known as "The Fitzpatrick Chart", and it is useful to be familiar with this system in prep for your discussion with an advisor or doctor.Skin Categories on the Fitzpatrick Guide:TYPE I: Quite pale and at risk of burning, never ever tans.TYPE II: Really susceptible to sun, frequently burns, challenging to tan.TYPE III: Sensitive to sunshine, sometimes burns, tans slowly and gradually to brown color.