Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Manizales911;1225517]Waist length silky hair, hahahaha. More like waist length silky FAKE hair.[/QUOTE]If it is silky, it is probably real hair. Most of it seems to come from Chinese donors and the longer the section, the higher the price. It has to be sewn in by hand, a process that takes a couple of hours and only lasts about a month before it starts to deteriorate. This is one of the reasons you will see chicas wearing hairnets and shower caps during the daytime-to protect a valuable asset. They will also tie up their hair and apply a net before sex or sleep to protect that hair.

Synthetic hair is usually made of nylon and is not silky and tends to have a much coarser, stringy quality that is very obvious. It can be used for dreadlocks, but is not much good for waist length hair. It will frizz and break very easily when combed, and of course cannot have any cosmetic products applied to it. Now you know why Sosua has so many beauty salons.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;1225523]New Sosua, old Sosua, is a bunch of bullshit.[/QUOTE]C'mon Mani. That may be a very good promotional line to encourage people to continue to visit (and I am definitely glad to see things picking up again) but even you can't deny that prior to December of last year you didn't have chicas being arrested by the hundreds. Grand84 was reporting chicas still being hauled out of bars when he was there only a couple of months ago. Tomjackin and Frannie reports they are selectively letting chicas into Merengue Bar (which may be a good thing). I can see them doing this for Classicos; but Merengue Bar?

If there is no difference between the Sosua now and the one I visited between 2008-2010 then I must have been on a completely different island!

[QUOTE=SavePros321; 1225534]C'mon Mani. That may be a very good promotional line to encourage people to continue to visit (and I am definitely glad to see things picking up again) but even you can't deny that prior to December of last year you didn't have chicas being arrested by the hundreds. Grand84 was reporting chicas still being hauled out of bars when he was there only a couple of months ago. Tomjackin and Frannie reports they are selectively letting chicas into Merengue Bar (which may be a good thing). I can see them doing this for Classicos; but Merengue Bar?

If there is no difference between the Sosua now and the one I visited between 2008-2010 then I must have been on a completely different island![/QUOTE]Okay you are right, there is a difference. I should have referred to the idiots that try to dissuade mongers from going to Sosua because ALL the girls are hardcore putas and there is absolutely no pussy to be had AT ALL during the daytime. And they ALL want 2000 and up for service, but those same people continue to frequent the city, go figure.

My sincere apologies.

[QUOTE=Frannie; 1225533]If it is silky, it is probably real hair. Most of it seems to come from Chinese donors and the longer the section, the higher the price. It has to be sewn in by hand, a process that takes a couple of hours and only lasts about a month before it starts to deteriorate. This is one of the reasons you will see chicas wearing hairnets and shower caps during the daytime-to protect a valuable asset. They will also tie up their hair and apply a net before sex or sleep to protect that hair.

Synthetic hair is usually made of nylon and is not silky and tends to have a much coarser, stringy quality that is very obvious. It can be used for dreadlocks, but is not much good for waist length hair. It will frizz and break very easily when combed, and of course cannot have any cosmetic products applied to it. Now you know why Sosua has so many beauty salons.[/QUOTE]Frannie, what I meant by FAKE hair was hair that did not belong to them, extensions.

Unfortunately I have extensive knowledge due to my "donations" to the cause, hahaha.

The best and most expensive ones are not sewn in it is some sort of laminating process or something like that,"someone I know" sat and waited for seven hours for a girl to have this done and 7000 pesos later it was finished and she still has them a year and a half later and they still look great.

Friday- slower due to rain.

[quote=savepros321; 1225534]c'mon mani. that may be a very good promotional line to encourage people to continue to visit (and i am definitely glad to see things picking up again) but even you can't deny that prior to december of last year you didn't have chicas being arrested by the hundreds. grand84 was reporting chicas still being hauled out of bars when he was there only a couple of months ago. tomjackin and frannie reports they are selectively letting chicas into merengue bar (which may be a good thing). i can see them doing this for classicos; but merengue bar?

if there is no difference between the sosua now and the one i visited between 2008-2010 then i must have been on a completely different island![/quote]a lot of the police activity seems to be aimed at eliminating chicas who are pickpockets or robbers or ****, and part of this strategy is to prevent overcrowding in places like merengue bar, or having hordes of chicas blocking the sidewalk, again creating opportunities for pickpocketing. i get the impression that classicos has less chicas inside than a few years ago, but then it was free to enter and now it costs 200 pesos (you do get one drink with the admission ticket which partly offsets the cost, but that won't help chicas who don't have 200 pesos.) there may also be a factor regarding fire regulations and the number of people allowed inside.

it is hard to say whether this affects the mongering experience or not, or whether there are less attractive girls. a lot depends on your mood. sometimes they all look attractive, and other times none of them do. with the onset of old age, i am becoming more and more selective and finding it easier and easier to say no. this doesn't necessarily mean the girls are less attractive.

with the rise of the internet a lot of semipro chicas have gone online and can be contacted through various web sites. tempoecorto has had great success contacting such semipro women and meeting them for sexual encounters, which takes a bit more planning and some knowledge of spanish, though his spanish is terrible. fluent, but terrible. however he just shows them an aeropostale t-shirt and asks them to try it on for size, and the next thing they are standing there naked.

[QUOTE=Manizales911; 1225539]Okay you are right, there is a difference. I should have referred to the idiots that try to dissuade mongers from going to Sosua because ALL the girls are hardcore putas and there is absolutely no pussy to be had AT ALL during the daytime. And they ALL want 2000 and up for service, but those same people continue to frequent the city, go figure.

My sincere apologies.[/QUOTE]I find this whole conversation, on the point of Yes Sosua, No sosua which keeps re-surfacing here, to be absolutely moot. Who cares? For people who visited it in the glory days are miffed but idiots like me who knew no better, found the place rather fun and perfectly ok. First time in July 2011. So, let's move on. No point crying over what is not!

[QUOTE=Manizales911;1225541]Frannie, what I meant by FAKE hair was hair that did not belong to them, extensions.[/QUOTE]Hardly worth commenting on, then. Many of the chicas have hair extensions. Some girls do have naturally long hair, but it is usually of the hair type known as Yaki, and is not silky. I have some fake teeth.

[QUOTE=Frannie;1225533]If it is silky, it is probably real hair. Most of it seems to come from Chinese donors and the longer the section, the higher the price. .[/QUOTE]Recently I read in papers here in the States about a spate of burglaries in hair salons which is how I learned about this whole new subject of human hair. I understand while Chinese hair, being soft and especially, straight, is much in demand, Indian hair is apparently the best. So real human hair shorn from Indian women, at temples, for ritual sacrifices, are brought back to the west to cater to another need. Of course, with women of African heritage, with crinkly hair, this straight hair is much prized explaining the popularity of real and synthetic straight hair in the D. R.

While on the subject, Mani has now scared me with his 7000 peso price tag for real fancy hair. A woman wants real hair as a gift for her birthday and I thought I could get away with 2000 pesos. Hmmmm.

[QUOTE=Tempoecorto; 1225560]Recently I read in papers here in the States about a spate of burglaries in hair salons which is how I learned about this whole new subject of human hair. I understand while Chinese hair, being soft and especially, straight, is much in demand, Indian hair is apparently the best. So real human hair shorn from Indian women, at temples, for ritual sacrifices, are brought back to the west to cater to another need. Of course, with women of African heritage, with crinkly hair, this straight hair is much prized explaining the popularity of real and synthetic straight hair in the D. R.

While on the subject, Mani has now scared me with his 7000 peso price tag for real fancy hair. A woman wants real hair as a gift for her birthday and I thought I could get away with 2000 pesos. Hmmmm.[/QUOTE]To get it done in the US costs about $250 including installation. The price depends on the quality of the hair and the length. For a proper hair job the woman will need two packets of hair. Although cheaper than a house or a car, it is not an inexpensive process. Giving them an iPhone might work out cheaper.

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With the rise of the Internet a lot of semipro chicas have gone online and can be contacted through various Web sites. Tempoecorto has had great success contacting such semipro women and meeting them for sexual encounters, which takes a bit more planning and some knowledge of Spanish, though his Spanish is terrible. Fluent, but terrible. However he just shows them an Aeropostale T-shirt and asks them to try it on for size, and the next thing they are standing there naked.[/QUOTE]

Thanks for blowing my "Spanish" bubble brother, in public! and for writing the manual "Dominicanas for Dummies" by standarding my bag of tricks. (smiley)

Actually, the credit for Aeropostale goes to Jaosousa and another posting person. I merely thought of trying it out. Bikinis work better than shirts at times.especially if they have large breasts -my personal favorites; camis too: I tell them to try without the bras if they are shy and want to keep the bras on. Of course sometimes, people try it and pack it and go home with absolutely nothing happening. Speaking of disillusion, at my end that is. Eh, Well!

[QUOTE=Sidney;1225545]Friday- slower due to rain.[/QUOTE]The weekends leading up to Christmas are the busiest and best times for mongering anywhere the holiday is celebrated, putas need to buy gifts and gifts cost money, time to go to work.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;1225571]The weekends leading up to Christmas are the busiest and best times for mongering anywhere the holiday is celebrated, putas need to buy gifts and gifts cost money, time to go to work.[/QUOTE]Yeah I will be in Sosua before Christmas also, Lots of Chicas from all over the Dominican Republic come to Sosua that are desperate. You are going to see alot new fresh pussy.

There seems to be some confusion as to what is available in Sosua, so I am uploading a photograph to illustrate the kind of thing one will run across. If this does not look like something you would like, then Sosua is probably not for you.

[QUOTE=Frannie;1225626]There seems to be some confusion as to what is available in Sosua, so I am uploading a photograph to illustrate the kind of thing one will run across. If this does not look like something you would like, then Sosua is probably not for you.[/QUOTE]I'd hit it, then again the crack of dawn isn't safe around me, hahaha. Nice pic Frannie, thanks.