Microlink Hair Extensions-Review And Tips

On january 24, I put in microlink extensions. They look like this. They clamp onto your hair with this little metal ring. Let'S see it, it's the color is this close to your hair color as they can get it so like? If you have blonde hair they'll be like white ish brown brown, black hair would be a black one, so I've had these in a little over a month and I actually really like them like being a mom. I don't really have time to clip in extensions every it just gets really annoying, so these will in your hair and they just stay in your hair. I'Ve had them in a little over a month. None of them have fallen out. They if you do them right. All they do is like slip a little bit, so you just have to go in unclamp them, move them up and then clamp them again, which is easier said than done just me. It'S really hard, so yeah. When I put these in it took, I did it myself, so it took me about three hours. Of course, I was taking a few breaks because the kids and then plus three hours, just standing there putting things in your hair at my back started to hurt my hands. I hurt my arm started to hurt. So if you do get these find a friend that can help you put them in it'll, make your life so much easier and they'll be put in better, so the place that I gotten from, I got them on ebay, I'll, put a link to the cellar down Below i only paid twenty-four twenty-five dollars for these and they're they're rummy and they're 20 inches long. So it's really a deal as a post time, fifty all ones at sally's that are clipping that you have to clip in every day. So yeah, that's another person. I like so this is one that I had in my hair. I headed up here. It was kind of slipping, so I decided to take it out, so I could show you guys trying to put it back together. You can get different like quantities I got. I think a hundred of these strands because I have thin hair - it's layered a bunch. So I didn't need that many. But if you have thick hair like really thick hair, you're, probably going to have to buy the ones with like 200 strands, which is a lot more expensive. So so, if you're looking for extensions that you don't have to mess with every day that you can just leave in your hair, that's not going to cost you like hundreds and hundreds of dollars. These are good some cons with them. When i noticed when i was pulling this out, it did kind of hurt when it sold out like one or two hairs. So that was because I didn't clamp it all the way open. So if you're taking them out, make sure you get the clamp all the way open and to like a circle, so it doesn't float your hair, okay, so maintenance on them. You wash them just like your regular hair. They say not to use conditioner that have I don't know what it is exactly it ends with co and like silicone stuff. That'S what sees that, because that will make it slip more and yeah you just wash it and then, when it's wet make sure you don't brush your hair rough, because when your hair is wet, it gets like thinner, so they'll slip down easier. So just try not to brush your hair that much while it's wet. I try not to many ways and when you brush your hair, when it's wet use, a wide tooth comb are supposed to use anyways on your hair, but use it. So it doesn't pull as much because you don't want these to pull off and at night, when you're sleeping either I recommend putting your hair and a blade. That'S what I do you can also, I guess, put it up in a ponytail, but then it can still get tangled more. So, just like do two braids or like one braid, I do one braid on the side every night and use deep conditioners on them like once a week. What'S what I do mmm these will last a little over a month, they're still really good. They don't get all like bunched, you know how hair extensions and they start going bad. They get like all like matted and bunched up and they like kind of like bunch up like through the day. These are still good and I've worn them every day. Since Jan a 24 yeah - okay, so how they work, you have this, you have the ring and then this I can click back in. That'S what I've been trying to do this whole time, but this leg goes up in there and it pulls through and then when you're putting it in, you loop the hit your hair through this little loop. You pull it through and then you take this little plastic thing and you just pull it out and through and then your hair is through the little band through the hair, and then you just like make sure it's all the way up, like just a little bit Below your roots, you don't want it right on your roots, because that will pull your hair and make it fall out, so just a little bit below, and then you clamp it with some fire like this, and you just do that over your whole head. But there is a technique you're supposed to follow. It'S like the first row. You do a row and then with the next row. I do it like in between the other row, it's called like brickwork that kind of bricks they like go and then you go in between. So that's how you're supposed to line them up on your head. So you don't want them to be able to be seen when your hair is up, and then you don't want to go above into the Reds are up here, because you don't want them to show through your hair. And if you tease your hair, you won't be able to see them like you can, have them go farther up and you won't be able to see them. So then, in the back, it'll look more natural and they're really easy. You just put an ounce, which is the hard part it takes couple hours and after that you don't have to mess with them, except once a week I go through and I feel all the different links and I feel which ones I need to move up. So all the ones that I find that are really low like an inch like halfmann from my roots I go in and I unclamp it and I just screwed it up and then good. So I just put this one down. This is how long they were. I cut them quite a bit. This is how long do where there were 20 inches. So I kept on a lot because I don't want my hair too long, because the longer your extensions are, the more maintenance they're gon na need and the more like, tangled diggit and yeah. So if your mom okay, I recommend cutting I'm shorter, of course. But if you want really long hair then go for it. If I wasn't a mom, I would probably go for the really long hair, but so that's pretty much it about them. I really like them, I'm finding it really. Nice are not good anymore, but i think i will give my head a little break like a month or two break, because with anything, it's not good to have in your hair. For a long time I mean this is probably making some of my hair fall out, but I don't think it's doing anything that bad to my hair. I don't know I could be wrong. I'Ve looked, I look stuff up on google and stuff, and it says that as long as you do it right, it doesn't cause that much hair loss so just make sure you do it right make sure it's not too close to your route. So it's cool and make sure you're not rough on them like brushing rough brush. Really like soft, like when I brush my hair. I do this, I think I fold it so it isn't cool and then I do that and then I just slowly go up. So it's not like pulling on it. You know that some and then with any extensions you don't want to use a lot of heat on them, but if you do use heat protectant, so the last longer pretty much just treat them like your own hair. So that's it. Let me know if you have any questions about them, I'm sure there will be some because I didn't really know it all to talk about so yeah. Any questions just comment, no say bye-bye. Bad thing. Come closer, hey!