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How to make short hair longer? Hair replacement, extensions, etc;? I experienced medical hair loss last year, and my hair is now finally growing back! I have a few inches in most spots, but it doesn't look right at all. I've been wearing a wig, but now I'm looking into alternatives, but I don't know much of anything, so I'm searching for the knowledge and experience of those in the Y!A community. I was thinking extensions would be great, if that is even possible. In what price range could I expect this to be done? What hair replacement system would be recommended in this instance? "Why don't you just grow it out?" I don't like the short hair, it's all different lengths, and quite thin. Also, I will be married in the near future as well as attending a number of formal events in which I would like to feel my best, I feel better with longer hair. Plus, the short hair serves as a reminder of my medical ordeals. Cost is not a huge factor. I'm willing to spend the money, just curious of an approximate cost.

What is a cruelty-free alternative to axe's hair putty? My house is going cruelty-free and I have found cruelty-free replacements for virtually everything except this product. I would prefer a product I can go to a store and buy (target, walmart, sally's, ect). Thanks!

Dyson DC01 Drive Belt, Any Alternatives? Hi, I own a Dyson DC01 and the drive belt just buggered up on it. Seeing as I won't be able to get a replacement until monday, is there anything else that I may be able to use? I.e. elastic band, hair bobble, a sock. Thank You Chris

Alternative to Chemical Straightening? I've had my hair chemically straightened for a little bit over a year now, and I really don't like it. As you know, it's not healthy for hair and it really can leave some dandruff >.> Well, I am planning to dye my hair black and have a hair cut. I've figured that putting the three together (maybe not the hair cut as much) is bad, very bad. I haven't had a touch-up in a month or more and still want straight hair. I am half African-American which pretty much explains the need of a chemical straightener. Please, can anyone think of a decent and safer replacement?