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I'm the person that is associated with www.agapecollection.com Unfortunately we're not in DC. I just added the link for you all to be able to read more detailed information on the fusion and other weaving techniques. You actually need to click on the hair studio button and then click on fuson. I agree with you Valencia, people shouldn't give opinions on something that they know nothing about. For several years, I would never do fusion because of this reason. Our company created our own fusion adhesive that's actually good for your hair. Also, what causes damage (not only with fusion) but with most weaves, is that the person tries to remove them on their own. Not that there's anything wrong with this, but the average person becomes tired and frustrated and will begin pulling and tearing their hair just to get it out. Even with those whose hair has been damaged from the commercial fusion that most companies use. It usually doesn't get damaged until the removal process.