Once we landed on my color, next up was clipping in the goods. My stylist separated my hair into 10 sections (one for each extension), and then back-combed my roots before securing the clip-in to each teased area. Then, to blend my natural hair with the extra length, she took sheers to the extensions and created a few face-framing layers. I was surprised at how quick the process was; it took a total of 20 to 25 minutes.
When she first spun me around in the salon chair, my first reaction was that the pin-straight hair looked more "Colors of the Wind" than "Thank U, Next." Then again, I've always liked Pocahontas more anyway.
