How long should my clip-in extensions be?

How long should my clip-in extensions be?

We recommend to order the hair extensions within two inches of your natural hair length to increase the fullness of your hair. This guideline is best to follow when ordering Synthetic Clip-In Hair Extensions For THICKER Hair or Synthetic Clip-In Hair Extensions for THINNING Hair. Let Your Hair Down!

How many clip-in extensions do I need for length?

For longer lengths and lots of volume 100-150 hair extensions are needed. Fine/Medium hair -to add hair that’s around 12” in length approx. 100-125 hair extensions are needed. For longer lengths and lots of volume 125-175 hair extensions are needed.

How wide are clip-in hair extensions?

Usually a set of CLIP-ON extensions averages eight strips of varying widths (typically from 2 to 8 inches). You can custom order the set in the way you need – Number of pieces, width of each piece, number of clips/piece.

How long can you keep clip-in extensions in your hair?

What many people tend to forget is that even though clip-in hair is not your natural hair, it still needs extra care and attention. In the case of synthetic clip-in extensions, these generally don’t last more than 2 – 3 months, especially if you’re going to wash, style and wear them often.

Should your bundles be the same length?

If you want a very full look of similar lengths you should get most of the hair bundles the same length. For a layered look all the lengths can be different but should remain in ascending order, e.g 16″, 18″ and 20″. Please bear in mind that the longer the extension length, the more hair you will need for a full look.

How many inches is mid back length hair?

Hair Length Comparison Table

Is 130g hair extensions enough?

For fine to medium hair, 100 to 125 grams of hair extensions will do the job, with medium to thick hair looking at around 125 to 175 grams. If you have very thick hair, around 150 to 200 grams will be necessary for adding up to 12 inches in length.

How do you hide clip in hair extensions?

Pro Tip: If the hair that falls over your clip is thin, tease that part as well so that your clip doesn’t peek through. Root Concealer as an easy and fast way to help hide the tracks on extensions and blend them into the hair. It works especially well if you’re opting for a complicated style like a braid or top knot.

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