clip-on hair extensions

Paulina wrote: I want to get human hair clip-on extensions, but I want to know if it's worth it. Any opinions? I am dying to try them but, I am also concerned. Please, share your opinions.

You get hair extension like human hair
http://www.thehairnation.net/

They are so worth it! They're THICK, and so healthy. It's 10 wefts, and one of them is this really thick piece with four wefts sewn on one strip! They never tangle, and they are so natural looking. Always look for the words "Remy" and "100% human hair"

Edited by Administrator - July 02 2012 at 4:14pm

clip in hair extensions is the easiest way to apply. and all human hair extensions can be dyed. i ordered the clip ins from this website: www.hairextensionsale.com

I go out and about dancing all the time with clip-ins!

Here's a link to a tutorial on how to install them

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=By-yrKs43dU

Hi there, although Weave Queen's clip ins are ok, they are really really cheap european hair and you could not colour it or tong it much chick, I wouldn't bother to be honest xx

His and Her hairgoods ( www.hisandher.com) usually sells 30" hair, but it's not european hair, it's Indian hair.

I did buy 30" blond real european hair from Extensions Plus for one of my clients. European hair is super expensive, but it's really nice, never tangles and usually lasts at least 2 years for most of my clients. The 30" blond hair I bought for my client was about $400 per ounce(!) and when I talked to them on the phone, they joked with me, saying I was ordering the most expensive hair on the planet!

You do need to have a cosmetology license on file with Extensions Plus to order from them.

Well, I'm glad you got a response on goingblonde.net. Rick (the chemist) is the bomb, in my opinion; he always gives very sound advice.

The eBay clips look good to me, but I've never ordered from that vendor. Obviously, the feedback score is impressive, and they've been around for awhile. Since it's a UK vendor, you may want to post on Quinnster's to check (a lot of the posters there are British and have more experience with U.K. eBay stuff), but again, I think they're probably quite good.

:)

The thing you have to watch with clip ins is that the longer the hair, the heavier it will be and more stress on the clip in. You could get traction allopecia if the clip in pulls too much on your hair.

Em

Heather,

I recommend you put away your black clip-ins until you want to use them again, and invest in a new set in the color you currently need. You can never have too much hair, you know.

Hi Amy,

30-inch human hair is really hard to find, especially if you're looking for decent quality. I've never seen any clip-ons that are nearly that long, although there's lots of 30-inch monofibre and with human hair the longest I've seen are the following (although you'd have to make them into clips):

30-inch Wigpro Italian from hairaddition.com:
http://www.hairaddition.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=H&Product_Code=WP-Italianstraight&Category_Code=

32-inch Silky straight by Wigpro (also hairaddition.com):
http://www.hairaddition.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=H&Product_Code=WP-OSW&Category_Code=HE

30-inch silky straight from hisandher.com: http://hisandher.com/store/shop_product.asp?main=MAIN_001&sub=SUB_002&pro=1

And my personal favorite, hisandher cuticle hair (which is a mere 28 inches): http://hisandher.com/store/shop_product.asp?main=MAIN_001&sub=SUB_015&pro=7

There may be some untreated Italian temple hair that's really long, too, but I've never ordered them.

I've searched high and low for superlong human hair, and the above links are basically all I could ever find. In my opinion, the first three aren't particularly good quality hair; the last one is quite high-quality, imo, although the price is considerably higher. That said, the first three may be perfectly fine for clip-ons.

Good luck!