Hair Extensions

Comments

• LeviLuv8

  November 2012

  I have some they are the type you can clip in and take out. They cost about $60. I never use them. My hair is super think and it doesn't look right. That and I just can't seem to get them in good.
• 1stWoodsBaby

  November 2012

  My hair is pretty thin so I need something to add some volume and bounce. I have stick straight flat hair. Boring.
• ripKaydence

  November 2012

  Depends on what you want. And how long. Clip in woyld be best bc you can wear them out but hang them up at home. Longer the hair more expensive also blonder you are more expensive. Can you post a pic of tour hair? I could help you better.
• 1stWoodsBaby

  November 2012

  @ripKaydence
  
  Hair is around the top of my shoulders. I'd like something around the my shoulder blades. I'd keep my brown color. I'd also like something I could use heat on. Like curl or straighten.
• ripKaydence

  November 2012

  You would wanna get real human hair clip in about 12inches. Do you have a beauty supply store near you?
• 1stWoodsBaby

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  I honestly have no idea. I travel through 3 of the largest cities in the state so I would guess I could find one. Are the clip ins easy to do? Im a hair idiot. @ripKaydence
• ExcitedForOctober

  November 2012

  If u have thin hair I wouldn't suggest clip ins, I have thin hair and u could always see the clip since my hair is thin it would be hard to hide them in my hair.
• ashley_smashley

  November 2012

  I have thin hair and find I have to curl my hair in order to hide the clip ins. I have done the glue in and sew in...like the sew in more...my mom does the tape ins, and swears by them!
• perly

  November 2012

  Hair extensions are supposed to be put from bottom to top and about half and inch from all sides in order to cover them up as much as possible. Also, don't put one layer too close to the next one because it will show. Tease the roots of your hair and clip the extension there.