Temporary hair extensions

Compare different kinds of hair extensions, choose the best option for your hair type, and get handy tips on how to care for extensions to make them last.

Clip-in hair extensions are one of the best woman's best friend. However, due to some objective reasons like import duty or expensive transportation, etc, making some clip-in hair extensions available in the market can be expensive. So, why should we spend a lot of money to buy clip-in hair extensions when we can make clip-in hair extensions at home?

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Want to make hair extensions of your very own? Discover how to make halo, clip-in, or natural-looking pieces with this thorough guide.

Check my Hair Extension Guide for how much hair extensions cost, whether you're looking to get clip-ins, tape-ins, or beaded extensions.

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Halo extensions are a temporary method of adding length and density to your natural hair. Wefts of hair are sewn on an indetectable wire to form a sort of crown. The halo sits on your head sandwiched between your hair to give instant length and thickness to your ends.

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