Straight hair doesn't have to fall flat — give the front some lift with pins, then fake fullness with teasing! Step 1: Add length and fullness by clipping in...See more »
Straight hair doesn't have to fall flat — give the front some lift with pins, then fake fullness with teasing! Step 1: Add length and fullness by clipping in one 22-inch extension piece. Part your hair horizontally right above ears, and clip up the top half of your hair. Attach the extensions by snapping them onto the hair that's down. Unclip your natural hair, and blend it in with the extensions by combing through with your fingers. Step 2: To form a bump in the front, tease the top of your hair with a fine-tooth comb, then use the comb to slightly smooth back the hair at your hairline into a half-updo. Secure it just before your crown by crisscrossing two bobby pins. Comb the sides up, and pin it under the front section. Step 3: Keep your style in place by misting your whole head with a high-hold aerosol hairspray. Hold the can 10 inches away from your hair, so the spray won't flatten your style.See less »
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