Balayage Ombre Clip in Hair Extensions Human Hair Brown to Light Brown and Beige Blonde Real Hair Extension 15 Inch Short Blonde Highlights Clip ins 70grams 7pcs

If you are new to extensions, here's some info:I have dishwater blonde, long, stick straight hair that is really healthy. It hits just at my bra strap, so I'd say 18". I also don't have layers cut into it so my hair is full all the way to the tips. This has proven to be a challenge to wear extensions since there is a distinct line where my natural hair stops and the extensions start, and no matter how hard I try my natural hair will not curl, so I can't hide that line with waves.COLOR: If you don't know, the color code of hair seems standard across all brands, so if you look good with a color, memorize the code and you'll know what to expect with the color from any brand within reason. My hair has highlights and lowlights, and my roots grow in dishwater dark, so I have found that I look the most natural with color #12/613. That's a light-ish blonde with reddish lowlights. The stitching on the weft and the clips are a light brown so it blends really well with roots. But I also can pull off #18/613, which is a more flat light blonde with no lowlights, but the stitching is a light tan/yellow color and the clips are a yellow, so they don't blend into my roots as well, I also think it makes me look too barbie doll. Still looks pretty natural. I purchased 2 packs of each color from this seller in this brand.WEFT: This hair is SINGLE weft, not double. Double is NOT necessarily better! I have double weft hair and once I have it all in, it's heavy and looks like I have an abnormal helmet on my head that looks not quite right. So personally, for the look I want, single weft is better.. It's more comfortable to wear and you need less hair to clip to, so if you have thin hair, single feels much better after 5-6 hours. I have really thick hair on one side of my head, not so much on the other side, so not having to clip onto a ton of hair is key for me. Last, the clips for single weft are smaller and seem to lay flatter on your head, so you don't get much of a wig look which is great.THICKNESS: This hair seemed fairly thick from root to tip. There is some thinning but not nearly as bad as some other hair I've bought in the 22" range. Once I cut these (myself) in a straight line, it looks pretty good. Again I don't have layers so I wanted a more blunt cut. Your mileage may vary.TEXTURE: It's silky smooth when you first get it, but they coat it in something to make it that way. The real test is to wash it and see how it feels. Washing isn't always recommended but I want natural, that includes smell and having a slight natural body and frizz, and I will not flat-iron my hair, its' straight enough! 1st time you wash extensions and see how filthy the water is, you'll always wash at least once when you first get them. Anyway, I washed all 4 packs of this in Redken with very little hair loss, added leave-in and heat protectant (Matrix and Garnier), dried with a round brush/hair dryer, then finished with light flat iron. The texture feels very natural but the ends are quite dry, but that's totally normal. I bought some extension end treatment that I need to use on it, but overall, it feels great and looks natural.To fill in my head and blend out where my natural hair stops, I needed 2 full packs of this plus 1x 6 clip weft from another pack. 6 clips?? Yes, once I buy hair I place it all in, then sew each line I make. So, I have a 4 clip plus 2 clip weft that I stitched together. By placing, mapping, sewing together, numbering and then finally cutting to blend, putting hair in takes me about 15 minutes or faster.Over all, this is great hair at a decent price.Complaint: The clips on the #27-613 are terrible. They don't easily snap closed and are buckled, I think I just got a bad batch because the other color the clips are perfect. Easy enough to swap out the clips so I'm emailing seller, hopefully they will just send me some new ones.

Considering the price these are not bad extensions. I have been wearing extensions for the last 10 years. Tape-ins are my go to but I had to take them out for Cosmetology school. I bought these to help me adjust to my natural hair. I’ve worn them twice. The clips are my biggest complaint. They’re fairly small and do not feel secure even if I tease my hair before clipping them. Styling the extensions are fairly easy. You’ll definitely want to shampoo and condition them every day-every other day if you want them to feel smooth and look decent. If you are looking for extensions to add to a hair style, these are for sure the way to go. If you’re looking for every day use, I would suggest getting higher quality extensions.

I get the bleach, blonde, and then tone it. I have a couple of sets, menopause has not been kind to my hair, and I just feel a lot prettier with extensions in. I took my first set to be professionally cut, then I used them as a template to cut the rest myself. I like these, and for the price, I think they are very reasonable. I will say that the amount of hair is not always consistent. Some of my sets can be fuller than other parts of the set or even other sets, but nothing so dramatic that the volume of hair is noticeable. Part of wearing extensions certainly is knowing how to put them in properly, I suggest going to a professional and having that person do it for you and studying what they do. You need powder, at least I think most of us do. Also, some sets will hold a curl better than others , probably given the origin of the person who grew this hair. The clips can fail, so I recommend buying replacements. I have tried sewing those in, but I am not as good as the manufacturer, so I have used Loctite glue very carefully, and been quite successful with it. I will buy more of these.

Edit: Im skeptical if it’s real hair or not because it tangles easy- but I’m not mad, it’s mostly after you shower it gets frizzy in all different directions, but I’m glad it lot the straight look, so it looks more like my hair. Also I’ve crimped it and died it with no problem. Original post: it is a lot of different colors and feels too soft or texturless but it works well for what I needed, I really didn’t want to have highlights but I added these to the ends of my dreads to add length so I can ware them back, I don’t think they will die but haven’t tried yet- I only needed to use one section so far for my bang pieces- so if they come out I can put more in I used a needle and twisted hairs in half to go up a few inches and come down the same hole and different exit wiggling to try to make more hold and back combed- but they are very silky it didn’t dread well but I only put 2-3 bundles in my bangs I used a ex large threading needle mostly used for embroidery or thicker embroidery like threads

The color was a perfect match, but will need more than one set.

Already comes with clips and different sizes (widths). approved.

This hair looks so realistic. It comes in a number of pieces--6-or 7 I think--with little metal attachments. It might work well for someone with thick hair, but I have thin hair, the attachments slide right off, and hiding the attachment segment is impossible. I've tried watching YouTube demos of how to install extensions, and I realize some attachment systems are probably better than others. Anyway, I think people with my kind of hair will not have good luck with these.

Love these extensions! Soft and easy to put in. If they get wet or humid, they do get frizzy and curly. But they style well

Didn't like it. Wrote a review got contacted by seller to change it but decided to be honest. Bit of a waste of money and colour not natural to me.