Lilla Rose Flexi Clip Sizing Guide | My Favorite Curly Hair Clips

Hello, this is Sarah water, lily, Solomon sinks, and today I want to record a quick video for you guys there as quick as I can make it they do on how to size yourself for the proper flex. Eight clips, also perfectly knowing there's Lila, Rose clips. Now. These clips look like this and I think they're really pretty and they're really hair healthy accessory, and I love them for doing simple, hairstyles and updos and all sorts of things. I basically work for everything, so I wanted to do a quick video on how to tell what sizes you would need for the thickness of your hair, because I anticipate that you guys. I have questions about this. I'M gon na try and do my best to answer that if you would like to see and how to use the Flex Eclipse um, I love my video links down below where you can do a couple of easy hairstyles. If it's not out yet it will be out in one week and I'll show you guys just the back of my head real quick. This is what the half-up looks like in my hair. That'S the extra small, simply simple circle clip different sounds of these clips and I have almost all the sizes to show you guys today. Yeah I'll basically go ahead and get into it on how to size your hair, but the clips the easiest way to kind of start off is to talk about which clip would be best for your ponytail or if you want to put your hair in a ponytail. So you start there and then size down and up from there for what you need for a half up and what you would need for a bun. So if you have a dime sized amount of hair, so this would be like for really baby fine, hair or for little girls. Then you can use a mini for your pointer. This is a smaller size and a lot also. These are also great. So many things I'm they're great little gift size. You can use it. If you have thicker hair, you can clip up just kind of like the side piece of your hair was. It looks really cute. You can see people secure like chunky knit scarves with these or you can secure anything. That'S chunky, knit that you really secur. You could put it in a hat or something as a cute little accessory. Let me show it to you guys up close and I will put all the names of these products down below and their links, but the mini would be a ponytail only for someone that has super super fine, hair or for little girls. And then, if you think that many is the right fit for your ponytail, I would go up to an extra small or a small for a bond depending on how long your hair is. If it's like shoulder length, but just go for an extra small. If it's a little bit longer, you could go for a small for buns and then, as far as half ups you'd, probably just try to make them any work for you hop up. So, like really funnier know, if you have decent amount of fine hair sort of regular fine hair next size up is the extra small, and so again this is the ponytail size for you. If you have a nickel, it's about 2 and 3/4. Inches long looks like this: you guys can't even tell how big it is almost three inches long, not quite as if you have fine hair I'd say most adult women who have fine here are gon na want a extra small for ponytails, and then you want to Go up to probably as small for buns. If you have a lot of really long hair, then you might want a medium for buns and then for half ups. You probably want a mini, then next up here at the small size, which is three inches three and a quarter inches, looks like this. You can see compared to my hand almost as big as my palm and if your hair is a quarter size around, then this is a good pony, tail science for you and yeah. So if you have, of course, size going to use a small for fine details going on to the extra small for half ups and I would go up to medium for buns or a large if you have lot of hair if you're planning kind of put all Of your hair up in the clip you can go up to sizes. You just want to put like a little bit of your hair up, do kind of a flippy up style. You can go up one size, but if you got fine here I would just go up one size, because you won't have that much hair. If you have thicker hair, you probably need to go up two sizes if it makes sense, but let's keep going. If you have half dollar, I don't have a half dollar, but if you have a half dollar size ponytail, this is me, then you want a medium or your ponytail. So this is my hair. I know. Are you gon na say you like here my hair twin? So this is the medium size I can see. It is three and three-quarter inches long, and this works well for me for white tails, like the perfect size, one of the things I have to say about these. If you're kind of down one or up one a lot of times, you can kind of make it work like. I can make a small work for a ponytail. It'S just a little tight. I can make a medium work it just right. I can make a large works a little loose, but they still stay in my hair cuz. They stay in your hair really well, so, even if you kind of get assign a little bit off, you can probably still wear it, and the best thing is: if you decide that you really can't deal with the size, it's really off, then you can send it In for free they'll ship, it they'll send you the prepaid postage label and you can send it back into the company and they'll. Send you back the right clip and you don't have to pay for shipping or any of that as long as this is the same clip in the same style, you can use change it for a different size, no difficulties which is great for ordering online. So if you half dollar size ponytail, then you want the medium for the ponytail and you can go down to a small or an extra small for a half up just depends on how much hair you want to put on your hop up both of them work. Fine for me, for my normal amount of half UPS normal, not a pair of my hop up, and if you want to go up to a bun, you can do the large or the extra large. For me large. I can gon na do the tails up, which is where I just kind of pin the bottom part of my hair. It'S this part, so some of the hairs out for a bun extra large is great. Now, if you have really thick hair, I'm so like bigger than a half-dollar, then you might be able to go to a large photo jail. I would say this is more for really thick natural, curly, hair or locks, or something for a ponytail like if you have majorly thick hair. This is what the large looks like. As you can see, it's really big you, and these are really flexi. You would need a really thick ponytail to fill this out and yeah. They recommend this for French twist long, hair, updos and occasional ponytails for really thick hair. The next things up is the extra-large which I use for putting all my hair up once my hair grows out and is longer, I may need the makeup, which is the biggest size, but I don't have I'll show you guys extra large, this one's 500 inches, the Largest forequarter inches, but this is huge. It'S almost as big as my hand, but works really well for buns. I like this move here like mine, it's kind of my legs. You probably want an extra large. If it's really long like down to your waist, you might want to make up if you just kind of have a lot of hair, I feel like. I might still be able to get away with this once my hair is as a keeps growing. If it got back down to being like really waist length curly, then I think I would need might need to upgrade to that makeup and yet extra light is recommended for extra long, hair, updos or more just the care updos like I don't. I couldn't get all my hair into a bottom with the large and then the mega is for abstraction, long, hair, updos and really thick hair or dreadlocks. If you have locks or relaxed - and you want to go up to use, you probably want the extra large or the mega if you've got like a really thick amount of hair. So I hope this sort of helps you guys figure out what sizes you need. This is a general rule if you have sort of thicker hair. Like me, never say you want the medium for the ponytail, the lunch of extra large for your updos extra, small or small for your half UPS. If you have fine, your hair, you probably want to choose between the smaller. The extra small. Both would probably be okay, but you probably know if you have baby fine, hair or really fine hair. So you know you can probably tell by the width of your ponytail. If it's a nickel, then you want the extra small for your ponytails if it's more of a quarter. You know this might remind you and say this is normal thickness of hair instead of fine, then you want the small and then sides down one very half UPS size up one or two for your up juice and if you've watched this video in its entirety - and You still don't know what size you should be here: kind of ensure bod just reach out to me on facebook Messenger and send me a picture of your hair in a ponytail or from the side. So I can kind of tell I'm and I can let you know what I think the best size would be for you. I am aligned the rows, consult it just to be open. Do you guys I announced that was in another video, but I'll? Have the link to my shop down below which just lie? The rows top is slash bar Lily, seven six and I will link all the cups below if you guys want to check out any of those um. I hope you guys liked the video. Let me know if you found it helpful or not. If I get the chance they get the chance, maybe in the future I can bring in someone whose hair is less thick than mine, or even someone whose hair is more thick than mine and use the clips on them. I wish I could reach through the computer screen and test all these clips on your hair, but I cannot, but I've had really good experiences in this line there with these clips. Even if I order one, it's not exactly the right size like I said you can usually make it work somehow, in your hair, like I can make all these sizes of Clips work on my hair, some way from the mini all the way up to their shorts. So let me know down below in the comments: if you have any questions or if you used lightly rose, clip Sephora and what you thought when I equals see you guys in another by lately. It won't stop raining and I've been waiting so long inside for you. But baby