Do you have a set of clip in hair extensions? How much did you pay for those clip in hair extensions? The reason why I ask this is because I want you to think about how much you spent on the hair extensions before I ask you the next question? Where do you store your hair extensions? If you are like a lot of people and just stick your hair extensions in a bag or in a drawer then I hope you didn't spend that much on your clip in hair extensions because this is not the best way to store them. If you want your clip in hair extensions to last a long time and look their best then you need to store them in a better spot than this.
The first thing that you need to do is buy a proper storage device for your Honey Blonde Hair Extensions. What I would suggest doing is getting something that will keep dirt and dust out but will allow air to flow through it. One of the best things that I have ever used to properly store clip in hair extensions is the box that they came in. If you go the hair extensions and just threw the box away then I am sorry for you because you should not have done that. What you need to understand is that the hair extensions lasted the entire time in the box so why would they not continue to last if they were put back in there. Think about it, it makes no sense to get something else when the original box proved it worked just fine.
Another thing I would recommend when storing your clip in hair extensions is to keep them out of the bathroom. The reason why you don't want your hair extensions in the bathroom is because when you take a shower the steam can make its way on the hair extensions and then if you let it sit there without drying them then they will start to smell and eventually mold over. I would recommend keeping them in a dryer place such as your bedroom closet or a towel closet.
The last thing that you need to know is that 20 Human Hair Weft are not the cheapest thing and that is why you need to take care of them as much as you can. Trust me, I had to buy a few pairs in one year and that is why I am glad I learned how to take care of the properly.
Kristy is a work at home mom of 2 and a writer. Hair Products Pro offers the Best Hair Extensions and the Clip On Hair Extension from top name brands. Free Same Day Shipping for orders over $75.
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
DIY Hair Extensions
Are there any hair extensions you can attach yourself without spending a fortune at the salon? Yes, there are! Also known as 20 Human Hair Weft, DIY hair extensions are a quick and straightforward way to spruce up your look. DIY hair extensions are divided into two types, natural and synthetic. The natural type is made with human hair which is categorized into various grades, with grade A being the highest quality of hair.
DIY cheap human hair extensions arrive in wefts of varying thicknesses, each with a set of pressure sensitive clips along the top. These are attached to your natural locks in layers to give you instant length and volume. A fine example of great quality DIY hair extensions is Easy Clips, using grade A 100 percent human hair.
And how do these DIY hair extensions work? Just follow these steps to attach yours in a matter of minutes:
1. First make sure your hair is clean and dry. Practice opening and closing the clips by simply applying pressure to each side of the clip with your thumbs.
2. Using a tailcomb make a clean horizontal parting across your scalp just above your ears and secure the hair that's above the parting with a clip.
3. Pick up the first hair weft to attach and make sure the clips are all open.
4. Begin with the middle clip always! Slip the comb of the clip onto your natural hair and snap shut. Check if the clip is firmly in place and continue with the clips on either side of the middle one.
5. Take out the top part of your hair that has been tied up and make another horizontal parting 1 inch above the attached weft. Pin up the rest of your hair.
6. Attach another weft in the same way as the first. Repeat the steps for the rest of the application.
7. Continue making horizontal partings and attaching the wefts as you move up the back of your head.
8. Attach the narrower side wefts by making a horizontal parting above your ear and attaching the clips in the same way as you have been doing for the rest of your hair.
9. Use a mirror to check that no clips are showing . And you're done!
With human hair DIY extensions you can curl, straighten or blow dry them normally, so don't hesitate to create new styles!
Kristy is a professional stylist with 5 salons and full time writer for Safrons. Safrons offers the Best Curling Irons, the Best Hair Dryers and the best selling human hair extensions by Karmin. Free Shipping on orders over $75 and same day shipping.
DIY cheap human hair extensions arrive in wefts of varying thicknesses, each with a set of pressure sensitive clips along the top. These are attached to your natural locks in layers to give you instant length and volume. A fine example of great quality DIY hair extensions is Easy Clips, using grade A 100 percent human hair.
And how do these DIY hair extensions work? Just follow these steps to attach yours in a matter of minutes:
1. First make sure your hair is clean and dry. Practice opening and closing the clips by simply applying pressure to each side of the clip with your thumbs.
2. Using a tailcomb make a clean horizontal parting across your scalp just above your ears and secure the hair that's above the parting with a clip.
3. Pick up the first hair weft to attach and make sure the clips are all open.
4. Begin with the middle clip always! Slip the comb of the clip onto your natural hair and snap shut. Check if the clip is firmly in place and continue with the clips on either side of the middle one.
5. Take out the top part of your hair that has been tied up and make another horizontal parting 1 inch above the attached weft. Pin up the rest of your hair.
6. Attach another weft in the same way as the first. Repeat the steps for the rest of the application.
7. Continue making horizontal partings and attaching the wefts as you move up the back of your head.
8. Attach the narrower side wefts by making a horizontal parting above your ear and attaching the clips in the same way as you have been doing for the rest of your hair.
9. Use a mirror to check that no clips are showing . And you're done!
With human hair DIY extensions you can curl, straighten or blow dry them normally, so don't hesitate to create new styles!
Kristy is a professional stylist with 5 salons and full time writer for Safrons. Safrons offers the Best Curling Irons, the Best Hair Dryers and the best selling human hair extensions by Karmin. Free Shipping on orders over $75 and same day shipping.
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