nuttynonnie so its gonna cost you £100-200 for some extensions that are just gona come out when you wash your hair?? that seems a lot or do you have to buy special shampoo?? which i spose is expensive too lol

I am having clip in hair extensions, my hair is past my shoulders, but i want an up-do, and i think hair extensions will give me a bit more volume.

got any pics hun i would love to see what it looks like ; ) x

I do my own extensions if they're clipped in, if I want them for longer my sister sews them in as the glue is lethal to your hair if you don't do it properly :/ I used to work in a hair extension shop for years and I always warned people about the glue but the girls always wanted it and had their friends putting it in and then used to come to me with patches in their head because they had been impatient and pulled at it in frustration because they couldn't get it out. You can get remover but unless you or a friend have a lot of patience you will damage your hair, if a hairdresser does it they're generally better at applying the glue sensibly and not daubing it all over your hair shafts.

On a good note though, extensions can be lovely and I am most definitely having some! And a hairpiece or clip on pony tail is also a great idea. If you tie a nice bow or fancy bobble over the hairpiece as if it's your own ponytail no one will ever know, they are very realistic and secure and the synthetic ones are as cheap as a fiver and last at least a few weeks if you're kind to it :) also the prices above are shocking! The most I've paid to a professional hairdresser is £90, try a carribean hairdressers as weave extensions are an everyday occurrence there so it seems to be a lot cheaper than general places like Toni & guy x

I have just below shoulderlength hair and I recently bought clip in extensions and as they were real hair, they were a small fortune!! (£60 + £20 for the case) :P but to me they were SO worth it, so I have decided I am gonna have them in on the day 'cause I just love having them in :) xx