Fine hair and extensions?

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Isabel J.

Dec 4, 2014

Isabel J.

I've been wanting to get extensions (clip ins) for a while now, but I'm afraid that because my hair is so fine the clip ins might show through? Does that happen? and does anyone know the best brands of hair extensions for first timers? I've been thinking about getting bellami's, but I've heard both really good and bad reviews on that.

Bianca G.

Dec 4, 2014

Bianca G.

There are some hair extensions that have a little rubber on the clip for that tipe of hair when you buy yours look for that

Alex M.

Dec 4, 2014

Alex M.

Get Bellamis!! You just need to figure out a way to layer them so they won't show but if you have dark hair like myself the clips are like impossible to see but I recommend trying them out

Emily T.

Dec 4, 2014

Emily T.

I have bellami hair extensions & love them! 😍😍

Imane L.

Dec 4, 2014

Imane L.

Fine hair with extensions is perfectly fine. You just need to make sure not to place the clips too high on your head. And you might want to tease the top of your head a little bit to make it more voluminous to hide the clips better.

The best brand so far is Luxury For Princess (www.luxuryforprincess.com), in my opinion. I've tried many brands before (Bellami's, foxy locks and luxy hair) and these are just the best. Unlike the bellami's, they don't tangle or shed after a while. They currently have a discount code if you're interested, it's: imane. You can use it at checkout on any set.

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