The best Extensions?

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Courteney J.

Feb 18, 2014

Courteney J.

I've decided to get hair extensions. They have to me really human hair and be able to last because I will have to dye them and use heat tools. I've had my eyes on the Bellami Extensions, but they are over $200. But if they are really good quality I'm willing to pay that much. I have thick hair and I really want extensions that are like 22 inches long. What Extensions to you girls recomend?

Courteney J.

Feb 18, 2014

Courteney J.

*They have to be real human/Remy hair.

Lara C.

Feb 18, 2014

Lara C.

If youre looking for really good quality and 22 inches its about that price. I've heard great thinga about bellami on instagram.

Abbey H.

Feb 18, 2014

Abbey H.

I have the bellami 150g and I wish I got the 220 cause you get soooo much hair. Definitely get the ones that are 22 inches and 220g. The quality is amazing and you won't be disappointed

Beth I.

Feb 20, 2014

Beth I.

I got my ones from 'Fame' hair extensions UK. They measure up your hair and try out lots of colours and lengths on you, however I managed to find the perfect colour in the local store I have down town. They were about £100, all natural real hair, pre-sewn into the clips, and came in an 8 pack of two lots of 1,2,3 and the bigger 3 clips for the ultimate fill however I only tend to use the two 1s, a 2, a small 3 and the bigger 3. They are possibly the best thing I've ever spent my money on! ♡ (these are what mine look like.)

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