What hair extensions?? please answer!

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Lisa S.

Jan 18, 2014

Lisa S.

So I want to buy some hair extensions for prom, because my hair looks short when I curl it. But my problem is I don't want to spend a ton of money of something that I probably will only use for when I curl my hair, which is not often. I bought some off ebay for like $20 about four years ago and they were actually pretty good for what I needed them for, but they were too thin for my thick hair and they took like three months to get here. So what should I do? What brand can I use so I can curl them but not spending hundreds of dollars on them? Thanks guys:)

Nala H.

Jan 19, 2014

Nala H.

Well considering I buy synthetic extensions, I'd be of no help. But check out YouTube. I'm sure there are a bunch of reviews up there

Kari W.

Jan 19, 2014

Kari W.

They have good brands at Sally's. That are Remi hair. They will run you close to $100. But it won't be hundredS! Lol :]

Shaye M.

Jan 19, 2014

Shaye M.

To be honest if you want decent extensions, you get what you pay for in my opinion, I've also been looking for new extensions and am going to buy bellami hair extensions, you could go on the website and have a look as they have three sets, the cheapest being 160 I believe, but are good quality extensions. If not, you could probably find some on ebay for 100-120$ that're real human hair, they probably won't last as long though.

Shaye M.

Jan 19, 2014

Shaye M.

Even though you're only going to use them not very often if you're going to spend money on them you should have a look around to be sure which set will work best for you :)

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