Today my clients hair looked like a joke! any helpfull hints

Today I had a client that had really fine hair. I used the the extend tube method. I used about 3 1/2 bags of hair. however you could see the extendtubes on the crown of her hair what should I do to fix it.. HELP! Ieven used the extra small links..

i have really thin hair... maybe you should not go up so high????

i have pinchbraids and we had to take some out bc they were detectable and i coulnd't camflage them

Nice pics, hehe!

Kris: It can be really hard with very fine and thin and/or short hair on top. My hair is extremely thin and fine (not to mention white-blonde), so there is a point I just can't go past in terms of the placement, regardless of the method used. Right now, I would say my braids (which are certainly bigger than the small-size extendtubes) are about 1 1/2 to 2 inches down from the top of the crown--any higher, and it really doesn't work. Of course, the downside to this is that it doesn't give you the volume you might ideally want on top, but there really is only so far that you can go.

That said, on the topmost row, it may make sense to have the client shake her head around a bit to see how the hair naturally falls. If she seems to have some more natural coverage in certain spots than others, you can use that to assess where the tubes might best be placed. I wouldn't just do a straight row across for your topmost row, because it can look too obvious with that hair type; following the natural pattern of the hair will help a little. Also, if the client is willing to volumize and tease the top/crown hair a little, that can be helpful, too, in terms of the blending.

But again, it really is true: There's only so far up you can go with that type of hair. Beyond that, a T-closer (aka top-closer) may be helpful, if the client wants that, but it's a lot more maintenance and challenging with the washing, etc.

Good luck! :)