Clip-in extensions can weigh down your real hair and damage your scalp in the long run. They might end up pulling out your hair and leaving noticeable bald spots and gaps. If you are a fan of these extensions, be sure not to use them every day, especially if you already have thin hair!

Use a metallic bobby pin or barrette where your hair parts if you're wearing it down, wavy, straight, or curly. For straight hair, add a clip to both sides, or just one at the side of your part. Placing a few smaller or thinner clips or bobby pins just above the ear is also a simple and subtle option.

By decreasing breakage, you're keeping your hair strong. Clips – Claw clips and other large clips are a fantastic way to keep your hair up without pulling it too tight. It's important to choose a clip with a smooth finish and one that doesn't break hair when it's taken out.

Clip-in hair extensions can be worn daily as long as you care for them correctly, and remove them before you sleep, swim, or shower.Clip-in extensions are easy to manage and suitable for everyday use as they can be removed when needed to give the hair a break.