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Sep 27, 2012
Desirae M.
What's the best way to put in extensions. I have had fusion ones already. Is there a better way?
Sep 27, 2012
Michelle E.
Glue them in or sew it in depending on your hair types... You could try clip ins but I think they always look pretty cheap unless you make them yourself with good hair
Sep 27, 2012
Ashley J.
I don't recommend glue ins. However, sew in are great and healthy for your hair. They give your hair a break from the heat that we put in it. And right now in wearing clip ins. I made them myself and they are very convenient. You can wear them for length or body. It's up to you.
Sep 28, 2012
Natalie T.
I definitely recommend clip ins! I've had fusion and glue in's before. Glue in damaged my hair, and you've had fusion, so you know how expensive and high maintenance they seem to be. As Michelle said, clip ins CAN look cheap, but they don't have to. I wear clip ins everyday, and once you get the hang of putting them in and finding a way to style them to make them look natural, its a quick and easy process. I would recommend buying different lengths, or cutting them, so they blend in with the current length of your hair. I usually buy a set of 18" and 14" and blend them into my hair which falls quite a bit shorter than the 14". I think clip ins are great as long as you get the color right and blend them properly.