For the best results, take your extensions to a professional hairstylist. Be sure to clip in your extensions BEFORE getting them trimmed—this ensures the length and placement are just right for your desired look.

Start by clipping in your first (bottom) weft upside down at the nape of your neck—this helps hide those shorter hairs and keeps everything looking smooth. Also, be sure to choose the right number of grams to match the length and thickness you're going for!

Once your extensions are in, grab a hair pick and gently tease them—especially at the ends or anywhere you want a little extra volume. This not only adds that perfect boost but also helps your extensions blend more naturally with your own hair.

Before clipping in each weft, lightly tease your roots and set them with a bit of hairspray—this gives the wefts a solid grip. If you notice any areas that need a bit more coverage, a quick mist of root touch-up spray will help everything blend beautifully for a flawless finish!

Start by selecting a Bebonia extension shade that matches the lightest part of your hair—this ensures a natural blend through the lengths. Next, grab a root touch-up spray that matches your root color, and lightly spray the top of your wefts. This little trick helps create a seamless, undetectable blend from root to tip.

When installing your extensions, apply a bit of gel to help define and blend your natural curls with the extensions. This not only tames frizz but also keeps your curls cohesive, so they don't separate or look mismatched.

To blend multiple shades of extensions seamlessly, stack them just ABOVE one another—not directly on top. Begin by parting your hair and clipping in the first weft a few inches below the part. Then, take the next weft and place it slightly above the first. Continue layering upward to create a smooth, natural-looking blend of color.

Some days, I'm all about a simple wash-and-go with a curl-defining brush. Other times, I want a more defined look—so I use our wand method! Every curl is different, so it's all about discovering what works best for your texture. Finding your perfect method is the first step to achieving a seamless, natural blend.

Before clipping in any wefts, gather the bottom layer of your hair into a small bun at the nape of your neck. This simple trick helps hide shorter pieces, so they don't peek through when you pull your hair forward—giving you a cleaner, more seamless look.