How do you clip them in if you're wearing a high pony tail ?
1160360
Make a small ponytail using only a little bit of your hair where you want the ponytail to be, wrap this piece around it using the clips, and then gather your real hair around it and tie it like you normally would. It's really easy and I do it almost every day. Hope this helped :)
1160361
It's really for if u wear your hair down not in a pony tail they have draw strings for that hair style draw string pony tail is prefer for you if that's the style u wanna wear . This hair clip in is for making your hair look Fuller & longer wearing down
851644
yes but with some natural hair showing. I just put most the hair back and left some hanging by my ears. also it can't be put up in a high ponytais with out some issue.
1614188
These work like Scrunchies, rubber band or round Hair bands...Slip your gathered hair threw to hole and pull tight, twist once and pull hair threw the hole again...Hair will stay secure...These ribbon ties stretch and though in the picture look flat, they are doubled and tied, making an opening when you stretch them out...They do not pull the hair the way other types of ponytail holders so...I love them...
1383457
Yes, I am able to put it into a pony tail. But not A high one. One that sits at the base of your neck only.
826621
Use a wig brush (the kind with metal bristles without the plastic caps on them) and carefully brush out the pigtails, starting from the bottom and slowly working your way up. The ends may be slightly damaged because of the tangles, but i if you brush them all out, only the very bottom will be slightly frizzy. To help prevent the ponytails from frizzing while you're wearing it, you can use a very thin coating of hair moisturizer rubbed into the strands. There is also a shampoo you can buy that is specially designed for synthetic wigs that helps prevent frizzing. I've found that when you're wearing it, occasionally brushing the ponytails (mainly the tips because they get the worst) can help. Use a wig brush (the kind with metal bristles without the plastic caps on them) and carefully brush out the pigtails, starting from the bottom and slowly working your way up. The ends may be slightly damaged because of the tangles, but i if you brush them all out, only the very bottom will be slightly frizzy. To help prevent the ponytails from frizzing while you're wearing it, you can use a very thin coating of hair moisturizer rubbed into the strands. There is also a shampoo you can buy that is specially designed for synthetic wigs that helps prevent frizzing. I've found that when you're... » Read More Use a wig brush (the kind with metal bristles without the plastic caps on them) and carefully brush out the pigtails, starting from the bottom and slowly working your way up. The ends may be slightly damaged because of the tangles, but i if you brush them all out, only the very bottom will be slightly frizzy. To help prevent the ponytails from frizzing while you're wearing it, you can use a very thin coating of hair moisturizer rubbed into the strands. There is also a shampoo you can buy that is specially designed for synthetic wigs that helps prevent frizzing. I've found that when you're wearing it, occasionally brushing the ponytails (mainly the tips because they get the worst) can help. « Show Less
637970
Just pull them off and snap them on where you want them. It's hard to do, but it's the only way.
2132448
They're already attached but Only at the top of the clip. I'm currently altering the clips to that they don't keep flipping over under the hair, making it feel like they are kind of falling out. The quality of the hair is good but the clips could be sewn a little better.
691063
I just checked and they CLIP and SLIDE. My husband has the clip but the directions on the back show how to do both......
2212802
Because the clips are sewn in with thread, you could probably carefully remove the clips. I also would just clip one extension into the other before inserting it into my head, but I have definitely sewn extensions together to double them in thickness. Protip though: don't wash them that often, and when you do, make sure you don't wash out all the conditioner. These ones dry out pretty easily and without any grease, they will get matted and dreaddy. These are mine after a few washes :/ http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/16762_10152013530351777_49172770_n.jpg
99009
It depends on how thin and short your hair is. If your hair is very thin and no longer than your shoulders, I think this would be thick/long enough to over the purple tips. When you say "put in a bun," do you mean put your real hair in a bun, then cover with the hair piece, or cover with the hairpiece then form the whole thing into a bun? If you're referring to the first option, I don't believe the tie/clip is large enough to go around a bun since it was designed to wrap around a pony tail. You may be able to form the entire pony into a bun, but I didn't have very good luck doing so. I hope this helps! Good luck!
1464027
They have a little clip at the end ofthe hair piece you just clip it to your hair
2212799
they sewed on with brown thread. If you want to reposition the clips you should be able to clip the string and re sew. You should be able to sew a set together with brown thread. I hope this helps.
1946066
I'm not sure, as I have short hair. The hat is very adjustable, so it should accommodate a low pony tail.
1664386
it is suggested that you clip it to your bra strap or panties. backwards. hope that helps.
1840412
The clips come closed (concave). Bend them backwards and they open (convex). Stick them in your hair like a comb, then press the ends of the clip towards each other to close (concave).
606378
they provide a short black string at the end of each clip. Remove the old straps and thread the short black line through the slot on each side where the old straps went so that a small loop is sticking out each side, pull these together and clip on.
1464026
My hair extensions had clips on them. I just opened the clip and clipped it in under my hair