following on from the supplies for UK LHCers

[Comfrey]

Where do you guys buy your supplies.

I've been living in stylees http://www.stylee.com Theyre a lot better and a lot more versatile than they look. But I'm bored with them.

I've tried Claires, but the place is always full of kids who look at you as if you belong in the morgue

[Stevy]

Ooh, those look a lot like African Butterflies, but with scrunchies instead of beads. What sort of styles do you generally wear them with, Comfrey?

[Comfrey]

Hi
They are similar only a lot easier on the hair, even the beaded ones. They come with an instruction sheet and you can wear your hair in a load of different ways because you can thread it between each scrunchie layer.

They make fabulous full ponies and I generally do that because I like my hair off my face, but like showing it off from behind

[Unofficial_Rose]

Ooh, I like the beaded ones

[Loviatar]

I love African butterfly style clips. I get mine in Camden Market and in Uxbridge town centre; the Pavilions shopping centre has a stall similar to ABs.

Other supplies:

Hairsticks: VK Designs, Ketylo ebay store (online)
Forks: Etta Mae, 60th St Productions (online)
Clips: Ficcare at Selfridges or their online store
Scrunchies: Boots do some good velvet ones
Snag free elastics: Scunci or Denman (at Boots)
Sleepie clips: Denman all day hold (Boots)
Cute clips and elastics: Claire's
Combs: Mason Pearson or Kent combs online (found through google) - Boots also sell Kent combs
Aloe gel, Almond oil, hair vitamins, Coconut oil: Holland and Barrett
Bhringraj oil: health food store in Ealing
ACV: Tesco supermarket
Henna: mehandi.com (I use Punjabi Prime now)

[LutraLutra]

My hair isn't quite long enough yet but when it is http://www.stone-bridge.co.uk/index.asp have some lovely looking things.

At the moment I'm getting oils etc from http://www.akamuti.co.uk/index.php - they're really good, fast delivery, high quality, fair trade etc. All good stuff.