The #1 Bellami Hair Extensions Hack You Need To Try

Bellamy offers two different kinds of technology: our laceweft and our invisaleft weft is great if you are looking for additional volume, especially at the base. Invisiweft is great if you are looking for a more discreet enhancement as it lays flatter to the head. Now, although we have two different kinds of technology to choose from, there is one universal installation that i'm going to show you now to begin. You'Ll notice we're going to start by separating the hair at the nape area. We always work in nice, clean sections and you can see i've even parted off the side. So i don't have to do anything with that. Before i get started, i'm going to show you just a quick hack so, instead of clipping in above the section i'm going to come in underneath the section and clip in that way. If you have those pesky bulky heavy weight lines, underneath it just kind of covers everything, especially when you pull your hair forward now, if you're not worried about those, you can just go ahead and move on with just a traditional placement of your clip-ins, which would be Coming in right, on top of the section clipping up with a clean section to work on, i always like to start with back combing. To begin with, this back combing gives me a nice base and a foundation for the clip to hold onto, as i make my way up the head and towards the crown you'll notice that i'm working in very clean sections really will vary depending on how many clip-ins You'Re putting in but traditionally you're looking at leaving about an inch of natural hair between each one of your clip-in rows. We'Ve talked about how much space we like to leave between our rows. The next question is how close to the hairline do we work now traditionally, when you work with maybe a semi-permanent extension, we like to leave an inch perimeter, however, for clip-ins, it's very different, because we're going to take them out at the end of the day. So you can really push those boundaries and allow the clip-ins to sit a little closer to the hairline, because you're building into a very specific style, one last tip for your clip-in installation, is you'll notice that i start with my installation of my center clip. First i'll pull nice and tight and then go ahead and clip in my corner clips, and this will really ensure a flat lay on the head. You