finding good clip-ins

well i went with the sassy hair from sally's and  it works great for clip ins not much of a color selection tho,  thought i could do some crafty  dye job but apparently that don't work on  pre chemical processed hair or what ever they do to it.. so i am saving up some $$ to get 2 packs this time ( one pack just wasn't enough) and some more clips (didn't get enuff the first time) but as soon as this all  goes through i will deff be posting pics

i have been pre occupied with my hair cut... i cut ALOT off b/c of damage i got tired of dealing with it all the time i have better things to do then worry about how frizzy my hair is everyday lol. but now thats all over with i can get back to my extentions!!


Edited by suicides_eve - August 23 2007 at 8:21am

I tried pre-fab clip ins at one point and they were too heavy and would not stay put in my hair. I never felt confident wearing them.

I now wear a sew in but I would be willing to try clip ins again at some point if someone could recomend a type that is very light weight and grips better on fine/thin hair.

Your hair looks similar to mine in density (if the avatar is you that is) so this may very well be another consideration. You can also use a lot of hair spray and styling product to kind of make your natural hair more sticky and that helps them grip but who wants to do that all the time and kind of defeats the purpose of having nice, flowy hair.

DanaCO,

Edited by hairheaven - August 17 2007 at 1:55pm

I think Sally's clip ins will be fine because you won't have to wash them every time you wear them.

With that said, I would give wicked hair another try because she carries a better product than Sally's and she's a doll. (well, she's not literally a doll)

ok,  i was thinking (watch out!) If i got some of that Sassy hair or what ever its called its in a orange package at sally's, would that work for making my own clip-ins? or is it so cheap it will only last 5 times of wearing it?   i seen that it comes in a 18in and the Euronext only goes to 14 in.

sherrie215 wrote: DanaCO wrote: Wicked Hair may be great, but, I emailed her with a couple questions about her clip-ins and she never returned my email.  When I say a couple questions, I asked what type of curl  they were and if she had my color in stock....Pretty straight forward.  I don't understand having a website and  not returning emails.   I know she had some serious problems in the past few months, a case of identity/account theft. She lost accounts, money, passwords to accounts, etc... and went through some serious crap trying to get things back on track.

 it's horrible that people can do that to others

Wicked Hair may be great, but, I emailed her with a couple questions about her clip-ins and she never returned my email.  When I say a couple questions, I asked what type of curl  they were and if she had my color in stock....Pretty straight forward.  I don't understand having a website and  not returning emails.

I'll second the wicked hair co - I've heard great things and she's a total sweetie as well!

Yup and i actually cut off the clips and wore them with some nasty latex glue for a few weeks - its in great shap and I flat ironed it to blend with my curly hair on a daily basis. 

Those were the first clip-ins I ever used. I loved them & still have 2 or 3 unopened packages.