How To Make My Clip In Hair Extensions.

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Fay M.

Jul 12, 2013

Fay M.

Does anyone else feel like when you have your clip in extensions they get abit loose from your scalp and you end up reclipping them. (not a good look in public)
any tips on making them stay in place better. thank you :)

Taylor W.

Jul 12, 2013

Taylor W.

Tease the hair where you're clipping them.

Alyssa U.

Jul 12, 2013

Alyssa U.

Volumizing powder and a teasing comb! Your hair is probably just to smooth and there isn't enough for the clips to hold to. Give it a try! :)

Fay M.

Jul 12, 2013

Fay M.

Thank you :) I shall give it ago. wish me luck. :D.

Bianca B.

Jul 12, 2013

Bianca B.

Make sure you are using clips like these that have the rubber grips

Fay M.

Jul 12, 2013

Fay M.

Thank you, yah mine have those. :) x

Bianca B.

Jul 12, 2013

Bianca B.

The other option I've learned is where ever you are place each clip put that spot of hair in a little ponytail with a rubber band n clip above the rubber band. I would only recommend this in the most slippery areas. And if you know your in for a crazy night of a lot of hair moving.

Bianca B.

Jul 12, 2013

Bianca B.

N the loopy looking combs help to.

Fay M.

Jul 12, 2013

Fay M.

Ohh right that sounds like a great idea, not heard that 1 before. lets hope when I were them 2mz all of you great tips will help. :D x

Dina U.

Jul 13, 2013

Dina U.

I'm a cosmetologist and I've always twisted my hair at the root before closing the clip. never had a problem with slipping with that trick.

Fay M.

Jul 13, 2013

Fay M.

Oh, another great tip thank you. il let you no if any work for me. :)

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