If your natural hair isn't clean, the clip of the extensions may not be able to grab onto the hair and adhere properly .
Gently Back-Comb Hair Sections
Comb your hair smoothly, remember to be gentle. Gently back-comb and spray a little texture spray on the sections of hair that you are attaching the extensions to. This creates a cushion between the roots of your hair and the extensions, alleviating some of the tension.
Brush Carefully
Once your extensions are in, try to minimize brushing them, as the pulling and tugging can, again, cause that unwanted tension. If you do need to brush them out, place your fingers at the top of the weft to hold the hair at the root as you brush, and do so as gently as possible.
Remove Them Carefully...
The nice thing about clip-ins is that they're easy to both put in and take out. Removal really should be as easy as simply unsnapping the clips and gently pulling them out. If the extensions feel like they're pulling or removing them is uncomfortable, that's a tell-tale sign that something is amiss and you may very well likely be causing damage to your hair.
