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Home›How To›How to Use Clip-in Hair Extensions

How to Use Clip-in Hair Extensions

By Matthew Lynch
February 23, 2024
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Hair extensions have become an increasingly popular beauty trend, allowing you to dramatically transform your look in a matter of minutes. Clip-in hair extensions, in particular, offer a convenient and low-maintenance option for those who want to experiment with longer, fuller hair without committing to permanent forms of extensions. In this article, we’ll give you a step-by-step guide on how to effectively use clip-in hair extensions.

1. Choose the right extensions:

The first step is choosing high-quality clip-in hair extensions that match your natural hair color and texture. Look for extensions made from real human hair, as they blend seamlessly with your own hair and can be styled easily.

2. Prepare your natural hair:

Before clipping in your extensions, it’s crucial to properly prepare your natural hair. Wash and dry your hair thoroughly – ideally, 24 hours in advance – so that it’s free from oils and product buildup. This will ensure that the clips hold securely.

3. Section and organize:

To make application easy, start by dividing your hair into sections, using a comb or your fingers.

– Create a parting horizontally across the back of your head from ear to ear.

– Secure the top part of your hair with a clip.

– Work with one section at a time; usually starting from lower back section works best.

4. Measure and trim (if necessary):

Before applying the clip-ins, check if they are the right size for the section you’re working on – ideally, they should cover the width of the section without tugging on the scalp or feeling uncomfortably tight. Trim any extensions that are too wide or long for your needs.

5. Tease the roots:

To create a strong foundation for your clip-in hair extensions and prevent them from sliding out, tease (also known as back-combing) small sections of natural hair at the roots where the clips will be attached. You can use a fine-tooth comb or a teasing brush.

6. Apply the extension:

Open the clips on your hair extension piece and place it underneath the teased section of hair, aligning it with the part you created earlier.

– Secure the clips to your natural hair by snapping them closed. Make sure that no stray hairs are caught while closing the clips.

– Press gently along the base to ensure that the clips are firmly in place and not visible.

7. Blending and styling:

Once all the pieces have been applied, let down any remaining natural hair from earlier sections. Use a brush or comb to gently blend your own hair with the extensions, creating a seamless and natural look.
Style your hair as desired – since you’re using human hair clip-ins, you can use heat-styling tools like curling irons or flat irons for added texture and volume.

8. Removal and care:

Removing clip-in hair extensions is very simple – all you have to do is gently open each clip and slide them out without pulling or tugging on your natural hair.

To ensure that your extensions last longer, store them in a protective case when not in use. Brush them gently before and after each use, and wash them only when necessary, following all care instructions provided by the manufacturer.

In conclusion, using clip-in hair extensions is an easy and convenient way to enhance your hairstyle without committing to permanent methods. Just follow these simple steps to achieve a fabulous new look in no time!

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