Supplies - email me at cljames@gmx.co.uk for info about where to get good, long lasting human hair. I only paid about €30 (£40) for 3 sets of 18inch hair. :)

Firstly you need clean, dry and straightened hair.

Section off your hair about an inch from the nape of your neck.

This is a single micro loop hair extension. My ones came with the loop already attached.

You pass a strand of hair through the clear loop and pull on the clear bead that's resting on my middle finger. Your hair gets pulled through the small brown bead, and then this bead is clamped.

Pass the hair through the clear loop.

Pull the clear bead, and the strand of hair will be pulled through the brown bead. Easy! (I will put a video up of this stage soon!)

When applying be careful to leave a cm of space from the root. These extensions are too close to the root of the hair.

These extensions are correctly installed with about a fingers width of space between the loop and the root:

Leave another fingers width between each extension. With each new layer, you'll be building up the extensions. This is called brickwork, the spaces left from the bottom layer are filled by the top.

Seems to take forever, but keep going! It's so worth it!

Half way there! This is 100 extensions! :)

The finished product! The day you install your extensions, you may have a slight headache from the weight of your new hair, but the headache goes and you soon get used to all the new hair!

Me with short hair :(

Me with beautiful, long hair! :)