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Topic: thick hair extensions?
Posted By: brandonlee
Subject: thick hair extensions?
Date Posted: March 13 2009 at 9:33am
i want to buy some clip in extensions;but i am looking for thick ones.where is there a place i can buy them at.i have tried many but the wefts are so thin that i have to double them.and they feel so bulky that way.i hope someone knows thanxxx


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Posted By: carla-b
Date Posted: March 19 2009 at 11:21am
I haven't seen any heavy clip-in extensions; and i don't think they'd be useful (I have thick short hair and cannot wear extensions till it grows shoulder length for this reason) for these reasons:
 
More hair on clips means heavier extensions that will put more pressure to hair follices (sp?)
 
More hair is more likely to become frizzy (less hair= tidier hair)
 
More hair will disturb you more because it will feel bulkier.
 
I think that getting 2 sets of 8 piece clip-ins is the best solution; it will make you feel more comfortable.

Posted By: _Princess_
Date Posted: March 24 2009 at 8:49pm
I haven't come across thick wefts, I've always doubled mine..I don't see how doubled wefts would be different from thicker/wider wefts.

I guess it deals with how the wefts are sewn, when I do mine, they aren't bulky at all and they look as if it was indeed all one weft.


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Posted By: _Princess_
Date Posted: March 24 2009 at 8:53pm
Wait, when you say you double them, do you mean you put 2 wefts together or 2 sets of clip-ins together?

If you do put 2 sets of clip-ins in, then I understand the bulkiness.  You ever think about making your own clip-ins?  That's what I do, which is why I said previously that mine aren't bulky at all.


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Posted By: frenchie1
Date Posted: March 25 2009 at 9:06am
I'd recommend you do your own clip ins. You can buy the clips at a lot of online stores, and you could double or triple some bohyme handtied wefts, they are super thin.
If that is not satifying to you, I remember that Extensions Plus allows you to get custom hair, and you can ask for like double or triple density, of course you will pay for it, but it might less bulky for you.

Posted By: MichaelaR
Date Posted: April 29 2010 at 7:46am
i got my extensions from www.buyhair.co.uk, i have very thick hair and they are enough for my hair :)i get the 100% Human Hair Extensions Silky Straight Deluxe Volume Clip In from www.buyhair.co.uk hears a direct link..http://www.buyhair.co.uk/100-human-hair-extensions-silky-straight-deluxe-volume-clip-in-p-3174.html
hope this helps
Michaela

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Posted By: ehairexperts
Date Posted: April 29 2010 at 1:26pm
I agree with frenchie1. If you find that regular clip-in extensions are too thin, you should definitely consider buying a 4 oz bundle of weaving hair and the comb pins. You will get more hair than if you buy the clip-ins.

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Posted By: HABEEB
Date Posted: May 12 2010 at 8:26am
I buy my wefts and I then cut them up into sections and sew the clips on myself i love doing this because there are no issues with the clips being not to my preference or the sizing! i buy all my stuff from a place called buyhair, online! its great

Habs x

Posted By: hairvenly
Date Posted: May 18 2010 at 9:14am
HI
 
http://www.hairvenlyextensions.com - www.hairvenlyextensions.com sell 160g Remy clip in hair extensions. They are one of the thickest out on the market.
 
Michelle


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