Clip-in Human Hair Extensions

Count on 100 grams for noticeable thickening and 150 grams for a full lengthening. If your own hair is thick, go for the upper end; if it's fine, the lower end.

Luxury is 150 g across 6–7 pieces and Classic 100 g across 7 pieces. All pieces come with clips already attached.

Luxury is Remy hair that tangles the least and lasts the longest. Classic is human hair but not Remy, with a shorter lifespan.

No. The clips pull at the roots when you move in your sleep and the extensions tangle. Always take the set out before bed – that's also why clip-in is gentler on your own hair than permanent methods.

Luxury lasts a long time with the right hair care, since it's only worn for a few hours at a time. Classic has a shorter lifespan.

Human hair can be cut, coloured darker or lighter and heat-styled. We recommend having a hairdresser blend-cut the set so the transition is soft.

No, they're the same thing. Clip-in and clip-on sets are two names for extensions attached with clips.

Section your hair with a horizontal parting, lightly backcomb at the roots and press the clips shut until you hear a click. Start with the widest pieces at the bottom and work your way up.

Match it to how your hair looks air-dried, not blow-dried. Yaki is made for relaxed or blow-dried natural hair, Kinky for natural Afro hair.

Not when the pieces are placed correctly. Never place a piece so high that it shows in your parting, and always start from the bottom.