Hair extensions are a great way to increase the volume of their styles, but if you want to avoid queues and bonds can always use clip-in hair extensions. These are a hassle-free way to get instant thickness and can be connected in minutes without having to go to the salon and spend a fortune. If you need a little help with fixing clip-in extensions, just follow these simple steps to enjoy a fuller style.
1. First, make sure you have clean dry hair, you do not want to grease your clip-in extensions, because then you have to wash them. Washing sliding extensions often, especially when using human hair, does that last less time.
2. With a comb or fingers, make a horizontal line across his scalp above his ears and make sure the hair is above the line with a clip or elastic.
3. The practice of opening and closing the clips by applying pressure to both sides. Collect hair weft first to connect and make sure the clips are in the open position.
4. Start with the middle clip when connecting the frame to your natural hair. Slide the comb of the clamp on the plug and securely locks shut. Check if the clip is securely attached and continue with the clips on each side of the center.
5. Check with your hands or look into a mirror to see if the plot is lying over your scalp and will not fall.
6. Releasing the top of your hair that has been tied up and make another horizontal item is 1 inch above the frame attached. Once you've done that, pin up the rest of your hair to keep it out of the way.
7. Secure another plot in the same manner as the first, and just remember to put the middle clip first. Repeat the above steps for fixing.
8. Continue to create horizontal separations and placement of the frames as they move up the back of your head until all frames larger meet.
9. Place the smaller side frames, making a horizontal line above the ear and place the clips in the same way they have been doing for the rest of your hair.
10. With a mirror, make sure that no clips are looming. If your hair is very fine, you may need to disturb the hair before placing each frame.
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