the clips, do they snap or just push them into you head and it grabs onto hair, i feel like they are going to fall out
1475008
They snap.. I have thin hair so I tease where im goin to putting the clip at. They also come with a few extra clips just in case.
1475009
The clips snap in! Even when I tug on mine they don't fall out so they definitely hold well once you get the hang of it!
1475010
No they wont fall. Try to tease the hair a lil bit and yes u just push them into your head for better brip
1475011
didnt for me.. I tease my hair at the roots it makes it hold on better.. guess it just depends on hair type or how you place it clips just arent for some people and if thats the only problem just take them out and use hair glue it does the trick (:
1475012
I push them a litte and start higher than where they're actually going to be clipped. Sometimes it takes me a few tries but after i get them in, they stay all day.
1464026
My hair extensions had clips on them. I just opened the clip and clipped it in under my hair
1060523
These clips are not large to me. If making sew-in clips then three per track of hair is perfect. In comparison to something they are about the size of half your thumb. Hope this helps!
2262957
It depends on where they are on your head. On the sides and back, assuming you want them to curl under, you put them on the bottom, underneath the curl. On top of your head, they may need to go on the back of the curl. Basically you just have to experiment. They do quite well once you figure it out. If your hair is very thick or very long, you may need to go to a beauty supply store and get larger stronger clips but they work well with my fairly thick hair cut at bob length.
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
2262960
I can relate! I had to roll the very tight to my scalp and try to lean my head back so that they wont flip to my face and fall. It is either my hair is not long enough for these rollers for the clips to hold or I need bigger clips for this job. However, while using these rollers, I managed to roll my hair, trying to achieve an inwards curl, by fixing the clip holders towards my scalp, parallel or next to my scalp. Not keeping the clip holders on top, but placing them under the roller. I hope that made sense! Another good idea is using youtube for some good tips. At least you will get a visual guide instead.
997046
They cup over your ears and clip around them. They don't go around your head at all, just your ears
997041
They have a "snap spring" hold. You snap them open, fit them over your ear then push against them. They kind of SNAP onto your ears gently but snuggly. They are pretty neat! My 29 yr old son wanted them, my mother had some when she was alive and that's what he wanted for Christmas. They keep your ears warm without messing up your hair ladies. No"hat hair" !
2273984
Carrie - I always put the straight part against my scalp; however, the clips that come with this set do not fit the curlers well at all (my experience anyway). They tend to pop off. I had a prior, older, set with better clips that I've been using and things are fine. I suggest if you are having trouble you try bending the clips that came with set to make them a bit bigger or just going out and buying a separate set of clips which you can find in most hair product stores (stand alone clip purchase). Hope this helps. . . . .
1160946
They definitely do. Especially on the middle section of your head (the first section you roll up that runs from the middle of your forehead to your crown or the nape of your neck). Also, I have a terrible time getting the roller to not come loose along that section-the clips just don't hold that well. I would buy the large roller pins from a beauty supply store instead.
2118274
There is a small clip I haven't used it with the clip! I just hold my hair in place whole using it
914752
They stay in fairly well with thick hair. I had to double up on some pin curls, but for the most part I didn't have to go past 2 clips per curl.
2194573
It does stay on you head if tied well but then it gives me the worst headache, so i got the cap one instead and i mainly use this one when my hair is not looking it's best and i need to go out.
1142485
It depends really on how you close it. For example say you're doing the curl in the direction of your face, once you get it to your scalp, make sure the curl is tight and fold it to the top, not to the bottom or it will fall. Also make sure there is a decent amount of product in your hair so it will hold, not too much or it will weigh the curl down to the point that it will fall flat. Some more advice would be to put them in when your hair is slightly damp and just let it sit overnight or for a few hours with a scarf on so that they have extra support and won't fall or get messed up. I hope this helped!!!
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...
1142135
I have shoulder legnth fine hair. I find these difficult to keep in my hair. It looks good when I get them in but takes some getting use to.
1699147
It depends on the length of your hair. How short is it? If it is shoulder-length, then it will work like a dream. If it is any shorter, you might have to concentrate just a bit more and not get frustrated if your hair slips through the holding clip. :)