Wow. American's always pay so much more than we do for everything. My extensions cost £630 and that was the best quality and same method you got. It only costs £50 to maintain my 2 rows every 8 weeks. Thanks for making this video.
Mine was even cheaper, i bought 50cm european hair, exactly same texture (wavy) as mine for £250, install was £1.50/ each, i have 100, crystal keratin £50 and to dye was £90. Alltogeher i paid £540… i’ve never understand why people don’t buy their hair from the suppliers, why from a hairdresser for more expensive price? I think it’s just lazyness.
Had my extensions for 24 hours and had to get them out 🙈 i have very thick short hair and had over 200 16inch bonds and it was wayyy to heavy plus i needed more 😩 i felt like my head was gunna drop off 😂
Thanks for sharing. Clearly there isn't much info out there on the internet about ASA procedure. I'll be going under the laser in 2 days and your video has helped me prepare mentally. I'll make a video of my procedure too just so that more people could use it.
My mean older sister Millie is gonna be a Junior at Texas A and M this fall she loves it she’s on the Equestrian team and is studying Animal Science thank goodness she’s out of the house we’re from Pilot Point Texas so she can’t pick on me anymore
So I'm glad to see you looking so good. I just commented to you on your video from last year just after you had your laser surgery done. As a former optician I'm interested in an update on how the past has been with no longer being nearly blind without glasses or contacts being n front of or on your eyes constantly. Without a doubt I'm sure it has been life changing for you. I'm sure you slept with your glasses open on a nightstand next to your bed so you could easily grab them an put them on in an emergency. One issue you mentioned in that video was that your eyes seemed to have developed a bit of light sensitivity that you didn't have before surgery. Has that gone away or are you still bothered by that? I mentioned that you really looked quite cute wearing glasses even though your lenses were so string it made your eyes look much smaller than they really are. Do you ever miss not having glasses to wear? I know that may sound funny to you but you would be surprised how many, mostly women, started missing their glasses not long after getting lasik. They said they actually liked wearing their glasses but what they didn't like was not being able to see much of anything without them. As you were driving you put on a cute pair of sunglasses. Certainly much better looking sunglasses than the ones they gave you to wear over your glasses the day before you had your surgery. Anyway what a difference going from being at -7.25 / -7.50 to having perfect vision. I'm sure you must be thrilled and I don't blame you. If you or anyone else is interested in seeing what your vision was like without glasses you can do it by going to: Billauer.co,IL/simulator then click on Blur simulator What you'll see without your glasses Then fill in your prescription numbers -7.25 / -7.50
As a former optician I think lasik as well as all of the other forms of laser surgery is one of the best advances for vision to come about in the last 25 years. Especially for someone with poor eyesight such as your eyesight was. I'm not really in favor of lasik when it's mainly for cosmetic reasons which is the case much too often. Those with prescription less than -2.00 should stay with glasses and contacts in my opinion. But for someone that has a prescription of R -7.50 / L -7.25 even though you look really cute wearing glasses, You were really quite blind without your glasses or contacts. Do you mind be asking your age when you had your surgery? I'm asking that because you look quite young and maybe barely over 18. That's the minimum age for getting any form of laser surgery. And the main reason they won't do it on anyone younger is because your eyesight is often still changing. So do you remember ho long it was before you had your surgery that you last needed your glasses and contact prescriptions increased? Normally it's at least 12 months and some even require it to be 18 months without any change in vision. If your eyes were still in the changing process it would mean your wonderful perfect vision could slowly continue regressing and you would be back wearing glasses again. Now of nowhere near as strong as your previous glasses were at least. So how long were you told to not wear your contacts before surgery? Generally it's at least two weeks of no contacts. The reason for that is because contacts form a ridge or groove around them where they sit on your corneas and they need the ridge to flatten out and be smooth again. Considering how much they charge for those types of surgeries you would think they would provide you with a sunglass clip for your glasses rather than those silly looking ones that's supposed to fit over your glasses. They have to know that everyone leaving will be wearing glasses so a sunglass clip would be so much better. They clearly didn't fit well over your glasses. Anyway as expected your eyesight the following day was less than perfect but considerably better than it would have been without glasses. Considering you were on drugs and a bit high you were only in a nice mellow sort of mood. The googles were quite an improvement from the sunglasses they previously gave you to wear. You look a little like a bug wearing them. If you still weren't able to see yourself in your viewfinder I'm lad you had your dad drive you rather than you try driving. Actually your drivers license has glasses as a restriction so until your doctor gives you a card showing that you have had eye surgery and no longer need glasses to drive your still considered as being restricted to wearing glasses. Of course you wouldn't be able to see anything with your glasses on now. Everything would be as blurry wearing your glasses as it was without your glasses before. The type of surgery you had is actually considered safer than lasik, but it also is slower in recovery time. So it took longer for your eyesight to fully recover. So after your contacts were removed and the doctor examined your eyes what was your vision acuity? I mean how well were you able to see the eyechart? Perfect is generally considered as being 20/20 but with lasik it's generally better than that and at around 20/15 or even 20/10. They intentionally try to over correct in case of any slight regression to keep you at no worse than 20/20. With that type of surgery were you given any type of life time warranty? I know with lasik they offer a "touch-up" in case your eyesight should regress enough to require having surgery done again. But what they don't often mention is that doing it again is far more risky than the first time. In order to keep the warranty valid you need to get your eyes examined every 12 months so since you had your surgery on January 6th 2022 you were due to get your eyes examined last month. Were you still at 20/20 or better? Also something else you should know about. Your still very young and most likely some young man is going to come along and want you to be his wife. Usually that means starting a family. Needless to say I'm sure you have seen the changes a woman's body goes through during pregnancy. Most of which will return to normal after she has her baby. One of those things that is effected at least 50%of the time is her eyesight. It's also one thing that doesn't return to normal. So for those young ladies that already wear glasses it only means a change in their prescription and new glasses. But for those young ladies that always had perfect vision or in your cases had their eyesight returned to being perfect again they will now be wearing glasses. Your surgery won't stop your eyes from being changed so you will have at least a 50% chance of having to wear glasses again. Now the good news is the change in vision is usually less than -1.25 and often only around -.75 or -1.00 meaning that your eyesight would still be quite good just not perfect anymore. You would only need to wear glasses part time. mainly for driving. Oh I forgot to mention that it only effects your distance vision. that's because of the stretching of your eyes during pregnancy and the stretching of the eyes is what causes nearsightedness. now this has gotten quite long. But if you would like to hear how PRK was discovered I would be happy to tell you. But like so many other things it was discovered literally by accident.
I'm about to go get ASA done to my eyes probably next week. Yours was done 10 months ago and i would like to ask how's your eyes now? Any discomfort or anything?
@@yashwanthchennu5544 it's been 2 months now and vision is much better than it was before surgery, but not quite there yet. They say that the epithelium heals fully about 6 months after surgery, then I'm gonna let them measure my eyesight again properly Edit: Blurry period was in the first month with contact lenses and after removal of them i had some weird "double" vision about 2 weeks but now gone
Coming out of love with this comment, as a fellow cosmetologist. The beads are silicone for beaded rows not metal. And NBR might not be called NBR with every brand used :) 🤍🤍it could just be called “Beaded sew in wefts”
I had ASA two weeks now and one drop of steroids a day plus I lubricant a lot but was seeing really well far away as well and now everything is very blurry when reading. When did you feel your vision was really well? Like how many weeks?
Thank you for sharing this video. I will have this ASA done on my left eye on the 16th, less than two wks. from now. Your sharing helped calm me down as to what it would be like. Glad your vision is amazing now!!!
I gotten hair extensions my hair never grows past my shoulders and year after year I was missing long hair and it never grew healthy it was long and stringy felt like hay in my 20s so in my 30s and 40s it wasn’t giving me volume or lengh. In my 50s I just got extentions and I’m so happy with my hair it’s beautiful, silky and shiny and the investment is worth it.
Thank you for this video. I really wanted to see the procedure instead of the animated, disembodied eyeball. Thanks! I feel a LOT less nervous about it now.
