Argh! Micro Ring Extensions.

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Bethany K.

Oct 7, 2014

Bethany K.

How is it possible to do anything with my hair without showing the rings? ideas? pleasssse.

Jonelle P.

Oct 7, 2014

Jonelle P.

You should be able to do almost any style. Just make sure to leave about an inch or two out to cover the rings. Try loose ponytails and curls

Roz X.

Oct 7, 2014

Roz X.

How often are you pushing them up?

Bethany K.

Oct 9, 2014

Bethany K.

I'm not at the moment, I've only had them a week.
I like them to be honest, take some getting used to, but once they are they feel nice and secure x

Roz X.

Oct 9, 2014

Roz X.

You can do low ponytails, wear your hair up with a bandana, braid it at night for subtle waves or pull small sections of the sides up...using loose hair to cover any rings that may show...then spray in place. You may also want to try a simple, thin headband if you're in a rush. Since they were just put in, they are close to the scalp, which is actually the time they would show the least. As your hair grows and the ring moves away/down from the scalp is usually when they are more likely to show. Curls should work well since oil isn't transferring down the shaft.. resulting in a longer lasting hold. With dry shampoo, you can extend styles so you don't need to wash/dry every day. Hope that's of some help to you.

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