Cut the weft to the size you want, then put the glue on the top of the weft. Let it sit for 30 seconds then press it on the top of your section. Make sure to glue it to the hair not to the scalp.
First off you dont want to glue in extensions, they wont last long at all, I have had friends that get glue ins and they last no longer than a week. If you want good extensions. You want microlinks or shrink links. they are the best. there individual strands so you can not see them no matter how you do your hair and THEY COST THE SAME! Dont forget to get real human hair. You will be able to use it over and over again. The cost is about 7$ for links and 14$ for the clamper and 60$ for real human hair. $81. That less than a hundred. There easy to do. There is acually videos on YouTube that will tell you how to do them or tease hair extensions.com. I hope I answered your question and then some. :) Have a wonderful day.
first you take the glue and put on the hair then you put it on your head very carefuly tada! :)
Yes, you can glue wig clips to regular weaving hair & make your own clip-in extensions.
if you are refering to glue in extensions, than tea tree oil is best
You can purchase glue at any local beauty supply or Sally's.
Buy extensions Clip or glue in !
sew it, braid it, glue it, and many more but they are uncommon
You can buy them at your local beauty supply or Sally's.
yes hair extensions are better as you should see glue pulls you own hair out but i profer you to use clip on extensions the are the best
If you're new to hair extensions, go to a professional stylist & have it done; you can always have him/her explain the process to you. Glue can be damaging to your real hair, so do not attempt it unless you're sure you know what you're doing.
Each kind of extensions are applied differently. Generally, when gluing in human hair extensions, the stylist will glue in a 1-4 inch sections about an inch or two below your roots.
If you have oily skin the glue will not stick for very long. With clip ins you can change the position and take them out easier.
Purchase a glue/adhesive remove & let the extensions loosen naturally. Do not tug or pull them out; if you're having difficulty, go to a professional stylist & have him/her remove them for you.
Sephora does sell eyelash extensions in their stores. You can get them in a lot of different sizes, thickness and with different coloured tips. You can also purchase eyelash glue at the same store.