Everyone longs for luscious locks, and unfortunately not even supermodels are blessed with a picture perfect mane. Lets face it, pretty much everyone fakes it. What I mean by “everyone” is anyone you see in a magazine or on your favorite TV show, who sports long, luxurious, hair. These dolls either have extensions or some sort of hair piece in their hair, and lucky for you, any “girl next door” can too.
Salon extensions can cost you a pretty penny so, a great way for you to get a new look is with adding a clip-in type piece, like what Jessica Simpson, and Ken Paves make. I have tried one myself and really loved it. Their hair pieces are very easy to clip in and take out, and it’s fun! It is extremely important that you make sure the color of the hair piece matches exactly to your own, otherwise you might get called out on the fake hair on your head. Not that it should be embarrassing, but it might be if you get called out on it. So, take it in to your salon and get your color matched, or make sure your stylist or good friend helps you match the hair to your own.
you said “mane”!
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After reading this, I ordered the clip in bangs, they are so awesome! You really can’t even tell it’s synthetic.
most of the time i use hair extensions because i love long hair.`:
some hair extensions fit nicely to the your natural hair while others do not fit easily ‘.-
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