Clip In Hair Extensions 101| All About Clip Ins| Simplybriannab

A lot of people know about like sew ins and wigs or fun tools or whatever closures, and the clip ins are basically checks of hair that are sewn onto wig clips and you attach it to your hair. So your natural hair, when I tell people that I haven't clipping they're like what what is that so basically I'm going to start off with what clippings are a set of clippings, usually comes with about seven to ten pieces. So it usually has two checks with four clips: two checks with three clips: two checks with two clips and four checks with one clip. A set of clippings is usually made to last about six months to one whole year. So if you want to know where it's a gig, where you can get clippings um, you can either Google or they have a lot of videos on YouTube as to where you can get them from. They have a lot of reviews with clippings. You can either straighten all of your hair and attach it that way or you can braid your hair and then attach it to the braids. So, basically me weighing out the pros and the cons of wearing clippings there's way more pros than think of cops. So, first off they are great for protective styling. I personally braid my hair, and then i just attach the clips that way and i had like a little bit of leave out. Also. They are extremely versatile, so in the air style that you can do with regular hair or so in or anything else, you can do with clippings just the way that you install them. If you have short hair - and you want some quick bling, if you have fine thin hair - and you just want volume - clippings are perfect for that. Unlike some winds, where you got to keep on there for like a long time because they're sewn to your hair and you got to cut them out as you want to take it out, you can take out clippings whenever you want, because it's just as simple as Clipping the check to your hair also, they are cheaper than sewing because I will buy one set equipment and I'll wear that for at least six months. Whereas if you are getting a sewing, you have to pay your money for each bundle and then that only last, like three weeks or however long you like clippings, are very easy to install. Like I said earlier, all you can do is part your hair and clip it or you can braid your hair and clip it. This is the same. The only con that I could think about in terms of clippings is that it might slip out if they're not sturdy enough, they might slip out. If you like, I don't know it's hard for them was with. I can do all this and they're still not coming out, so my first set of clip-ins were made by a friend. She just sold the wig clips onto the Czechs in here it was like I'll trade hair. So I wore I started wearing clip-ins my junior year and I think I wore them to my home come my next set of clippings were from Oh weeks, calm, and then I wore those until the end of my senior year in high school, and then I switched Over to Bellamy clippings for my prom and I wore those until like, I wore those from May to December 2015. So after the Bellamy clip ends, I switched to luxury for princess, clippings and I'll wear those for a while, and then I went to her given hair. Those were like curly clippings, so you are natural and you don't have long enough hair or anything. It'S perfect after I wore the regular hair clippings for a while. I switched back to the luxury for princess clippings and now I'm wearing clippings from Lanaya art. I'Ve always been faithful to clippings and I never had a sullen. I'Ve never actually worn a wig outside I'm most comfortable to clipping. I think that is better than sew ins. I think that is versatile, like there's nothing that can go wrong with clip-ins, so I don't know if anybody thing something different, but that's how for you, please don't forget to subscribe and share this to anyone who might have questions about cliff hands. Um. Please, like this. Video and thank you so much for watching, was it still recording? Yes now? No, I don't want to turn it off.