Clip- In Extensions Or Professionally Bought Extensions??

Jan 16, 2013

Danielle M.

Ive heard a lot of hype about them. Some say buy the long strands and sew the clips on yourself, others say to buy professional clip-in extensions. I dunno what to do. I want long hair soo badly. Any preferences?? And please explain which you prefer.

Jan 16, 2013

Vanessa C.

Neither. Clip ins are a hassle, they add extra time getting ready & get damaged easily & tangled. I prefer keratin fusion extensions.

Jan 16, 2013

Tanya P.

My sister buys the professional clip in extensions and they work great for her! She takes care of them well, washes them once in awhile & they work great! Does take longer to get ready, but if you want your hair longer then it'll be worth it in the end:)

Jan 16, 2013

Anastasia P.

Well I've got professional clip ins, they're cheaper, easy to style and look totally natural however give me the worst headaches. I don't wear them very much and every time I do I regret it because they hurt my scalp too much. Some of my friends have sewn in and clip in and say the pain is worth it for me it's really not. The more I wore them the more I realized that short hair is actually cute too and I eventually got over wanting really long hair, although now my hair is actually pretty long naturally. Anyways just do what you want but eventually you'll get tired of them either way :P

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