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In 1985 I struggled to do highlights with the old caps which had holes and were hard on the hair. It was torture!. I learned about some hairdressers in Germany who were using Turkey bags. They cut and taped them to fit and pulled hairs through. I decided to make something that had no holes, would fit close to head, and I could design my streaks the various ways I wanted. I was working on stage performing in competitions at the time and needed a special cap, Hence....The HairBag was borne! In 1978 I invested $5000 and rented space at The International Beauty Show in NYC and since then I have been teaching, and helping other hairdressers the different ways to use this fabulous tool.
In 1985 I struggled to do highlights with the old caps which had holes and were hard on the hair. It was torture!. I learned about some hairdressers in Germany who were using Turkey bags. They cut and taped them to fit and pulled hairs through. I decided to make something that had no holes, would fit close to head, and I could design my streaks the various ways I wanted. I was working on stage performing in competitions at the time and needed a special cap, Hence....The HairBag was borne! In 1978 I invested $5000 and rented space at The International Beauty Show in NYC and since then I have been teaching, and helping other hairdressers the different ways to use this fabulous tool.
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Sandy Highlights long hair with the Hairbag. video 1
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Four needles in this kit allow you to do thin to heavy high lights. These hooks are pre sharpened. If you need more sharpness file point with fine emory board. Simply make a hole in cap (go in sideways as not to hurt client) and pull strand of hair out. Want more? Go back in same hole and get more hair.
Silicone Hairbag. It's perfect for you if you want extra protection. Two hairbags are sealed together and silicone is sprayed in between creating a easy pullout and a pH buffer to neutralize against any seepage.
Ponytail Hairbags provide an opening for a ponytail to be pull through. To put on, first brush hair upwards towards back crown. Secure ponytail with rubber band and place Hairbag on head. Pull ponytail out and secure Hairbag ties under chin. Now you can start pulling hair's out along nape working your way up. If the client pulls her hair up a lot ask her to show you what she does before and what she desires to show. I start pulling nape strands first so I can see what I am doing. Then I work upwards.
