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Will Inexpensive Hair Extensions Destroy Your Hair?

How To Glue Hair Extensions

Emily Truax was a 31 year old mortgage broker. When looking for some hair versatility her search brought her to hair extensions. She discovered they weren't just for the Hollywood set anymore.

"I was like so tired of my short hair. But I felt stuck. There was nothing I could do styling wise until it grew out. Or so I thought."

"Then I found out about clip-in extensions. If you're looking for inexpensive hair extensions, then you're probably looking at the clip on type."

"I mean, she continued, "fusion and weaving and gluing… well, all cost money. Some serious money. They have to be done by a stylist. Plus you can expect a monthly touch-up… to if nothing else tighten any loose extensions every month."

"Not to mention there are those who feel nothing can destroy your hair faster than glued in hair extensions," she warned. "So the safest answer to 'How to glue hair extensions' might well be don't."

"Still," Truax added, "it all comes down to hair added to your own either for thickness, length or both."

"And for me the clip on option is preferred They seem to stay in pretty good. You just need some practice to figure out where to put them is all."

"Oh and you also want to make sure the hair you're getting is either real human hair, synthetic hair made from kanekalon fibre, or anything that says it can be curled with heat."

"This is a huge tip," Truax warned. "Because if it can't be curled with heat guess what? It will melt! And does that sound like anything near how to style long hair to look your best? I didn't think so."

Hopefully that and the other tips about inexpensive hair extensions helps.

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