How To Make Wavy Hair And Extensions.

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Emily B.

Jan 18, 2015

Emily B.

Okay so I'm looking into hairstyles for my wedding and I really want to wear my hair down, but I wear extensions (clip ins) because my hair is fine and thin. Wonderful combination, right? Haha. Anyways. I have never done Nothing except straighten my hair and extensions or braid them. I have never curled my hair or made waves. So my question is, how do I do wavy hair? And how do I do that to my extensions? How can I make it look natural and how can I make it last without tons of hairspray and having to crazy wash my extensions after? So many questions, but I'm super curious. Thank you ladies!!

Demetria S.

Jan 19, 2015

Demetria S.

The easiest way would be using a curling wand or flexi rods. Depending on the brand of you extensions, you may not have to use anything but a light heat protectant. That's what you do

Jorie C.

Jan 19, 2015

Jorie C.

Flexi rods or perm rods.

Brittany C.

Jan 19, 2015

Brittany C.

I agree with the other girls...flexi rods are the best choice depending on if you have human, synthetic, or mixed hair extensions.

Claire R.

Jan 19, 2015

Claire R.

Awe congrats on your wedding!!

Emily B.

Jan 19, 2015

Emily B.

Thank you all! They are 100% human hair. So I'll try the flexi rods.... What is a flexi rod?

Brittany C.

Jan 19, 2015

Brittany C.

They are flexible rollers that can give your hair a curl or wave depending on what you prefer. I suggest you tubing it to see what you like best. Here is a pic of the flexi rods :-)

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