This guide will break down the key differences between the two, including how each method starts, how they look and feel, how long they take, and which technique may be best for different hair types and styles.
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Started with a knot at the root. The guide covers how that knot is formed, how the finished set looks and feels, how long it takes, and the styles it suits best.
Started flat and fed in gradually. The guide covers how the feed-in works, how the finished set looks and feels, how long it takes, and who it works best for.
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