Clip-In Hair Extensions

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Seamless clip in hair extensions are bonded to a thin polyurethane weft instead of sewn onto a thick fabric one. That flat weft is the whole point. It lies against the scalp without a ridge, so nobody feels a lump running a hand through your hair and nothing shows when the wind lifts a section. All 100% human hair, in twenty shades. Ten solid colors from ash black through light blonde, and ten balayage and highlight blends where the ends are lifted lighter than the roots. Lengths are 16 and 20 inches, with 24 inches in two shades. How to choose your shade and length Match to your ends, not your roots. Clip in extensions sit below the crown, so the shade that has to blend is the color at the bottom of your own hair, which is almost always lighter and warmer than the top. Between two shades, take the lighter one. A brighter piece under your own hair reads as a highlight; a darker one reads as a shadow. The balayage sets solve a problem the solid colors cannot. If your own hair is painted, ombre or grown out from a lift, a single flat color sits as a stripe. The blended sets carry the gradient and disappear into dimensional color. On length, 16 inches adds real body to hair already sitting at the collarbone. 20 inches is what most people mean when they say long. Wear a set for a week before you trim it. A stylist blending the ends into your own layers is what makes clip ins read as your hair rather than a set. Questions people ask about clip in hair extensions How do clip in hair extensions work? Each weft has small pressure clips along the top edge. You section your own hair, back-comb a narrow strip at the root for grip, snap the clips shut on it, and drop the hair back over the top. Nothing is glued, taped or sewn, so a full set goes in and comes out in minutes. How do you put in clip ins? Start with the widest weft, low across the back where your head is broadest, about an inch above the nape. Work upward in horizontal sections so no two wefts sit on top of each ot