- 1. Practice Snaps on and Off to Build Dexterity
Place your thumbs on the ends of the snaps and your index fingers on the face of the hair piece by turning the snap part towards you. To open the snap, the pressure you will apply by pushing it towards you with your index fingers will be enough to open the snap. Likewise, the pressure you will apply outward from yourself with your thumbs will allow the snap to close.
- strong>2. Sectioning of Hair
Wherever you are going to wear your first Snap Hairpiece in your hair, practice parting ways with a tail comb or your index fingers.
- 3. Starting the Separation of the First Application Area on the Hair
You should start wearing your hair clips from the bottom of your hair and then work your way up. Starting from the lowest point of your hairline and using a tail comb or your index fingers, part your hair where you want to part.
- 4. Completing the Separation of the First Application Area on the Hair
Separate hair by dragging your tail comb or index fingers under your hair and along the scalp from right hair to left hairline.
- 5. Secure the Hair Remaining at the Top of the Path with a Hairpin
Remove all the hair on the upper part of the path you divide from right to left, so that it does not interfere with you, and fasten it with a hairpin.
- 6. Placement of First Snap Hair
In order for the top of the studs to line up with the path you parted from right to left, the studs should be attached to your own hair at the bottom of the path you parted. First, the middle snap should be placed in the middle of your nape. Attach the snaps to your own hair just below the path you parted. Push the snaps down so that it grips your own hair and snap it shut.
- 7. Second Snap Snap Placement
The next snap you attach is the right snap. While holding it with your left hand so that the middle snap does not move, hold the right edge of the headband with your right hand and extend it as far as it can cover on the right side of your head. As described in the step above, attach the snap fastener to your own hair just below the hair path you have separated, and push it down so that it grasps your own hair and snap it closed.
- 8. Installing the Third Snap
The last snap you will fasten is the left snap. Hold the snap fastener in the middle with your right hand so that it does not move, and hold the left edge of the headband with your left hand and extend it to the left side of your head as far as it can cover. As described in the previous two steps, attach the snap to your own hair just below the parted hair path and push it down so that it grasps your own hair and snap it closed.
- 9. Check for Intermediate Gaps
After all three snaps are placed and fastened, run your fingers from one end to the other over the band where your false hair is attached to make sure the false hair is properly placed on your own hair. If there are gaps, unfasten the snaps, remove them from your hair and change the position of the snaps so that the hair fits neatly into your own hair without gaps.
- 10. Attaching the Second Snap Hair Piece
This Snap Clip hair piece will be placed above the first Snap Clip hair piece. Separate your hair from a place just above the area where the first Clip-In hair piece you have just placed, and separate your hair as described above. And attach the hair clips to your hair.
- 11. Placing the Side Snap Hair Pieces
5 cm wide snap hair pieces are designed to be attached to the side of your hair. It is worn one on each side of your head, somewhere in the temple area.
- 12. Removing Snap Hair Pieces from Your Hair
To remove a Snap Clip from your hair, open all the snaps on this headband and gently lift it up and gently pull it out of your hair.
Never attempt to remove the hair clip from your hair until all the snaps are on. Pulling and tugging the snap hair piece from your hair will result in damage to your own hair.