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Clip In Hair Extensions - Invisible Clip Ins - Copper (350)
Clip In Hair Extensions - Invisible Clip Ins - Copper (350)
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Copper That Lights at the Part
A bright, orange-leaning copper catches fire right where your part falls open, so a track under it has none of the cover a darker shade would offer. That is why this set rides on a discreet weft, seated low and flat, holding the copper as the one thing the light picks up. The orange keeps a warm depth through the lengths, and the join stays hidden even where the color burns brightest.
The Track Tucks Under Your Part
Clip these in at the base and brush over them, and the thin build sinks down so neither the seam nor the clips beneath read through your part. It is sewn slim on purpose, no bump for fine hair to betray, which is the whole job on a shade that flares at the parting.
Take It to Your Colorist
A warm shade gives itself away at the part, right where the weft sits closest to your scalp and your own root shows beside it. Because this is real hair, a colorist can gloss it warmer or cooler until it meets your root cleanly, the same demi she would run on your own length, and that line where the two colors sit together stops reading.
Curl Them and They Read as One
These arrive straight, and once you have let the wand-shaped section cool right through before brushing, a loose bend carries all evening. Run that same wave through your length and the wefts in one go and both blend into a single head, the wave folding the copper-into-your-length join around the turn so the tone flows on unbroken instead of stacking as a seam.
Honest Weight for Fine Hair
Two lengths to choose from, the 16-inch at 140 grams and the 20-inch at 180, and either lays real density down at the back and nape, the zone where fine hair reads sparse in a photo. Pick by the drop and fullness you actually want over the inch number, knowing the longer set carries the heavier count.
Five Wefts, Placed by You
The set is five pieces, so you start narrow at the nape and stack the wider ones as your head rounds out, building length and fullness right where you need it. The clips grab fine hair on their own with no teasing or hairspray first, and the whole clip-in routine takes a minute or two once you have done it twice.
Lifts Off Clean, Nothing Left Behind
A bonded or taped set stays fixed until someone unpicks it, then leaves residue to work out afterward. These lift straight off at the part with nothing stuck to your own hair, so dropping the copper for a day is a thirty-second call you make yourself, no salon visit and no sticky aftermath.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Hair Type | 100% Human Hair |
| Texture | Straight |
| Color | Copper (#350) |
| Length | 16" (140g), 20" (180g) |
| Weft Design | Invisible Weft Design |
| Set | 5-Piece Set |
| Coloring Capability | Can be curled, straightened, and colored |
| Installation | No glue, tape, or professional installation required |
| Recommended Use | Everyday wear or special occasions |
Wear It Loud or Wear It as Dimension
Copper makes a statement, so the first thing to settle is how much of it you want on show. Clip all five wefts in and you read as a full warm redhead, which lands best when your own color already holds some red or gold. If your base runs darker or more neutral, place fewer pieces and keep them low and toward the back, where the copper reads as movement and light through the lengths rather than a solid block. The straight texture makes that easy to judge, since there's no curl pattern to fight, and you can lay your own hair over the pieces and see exactly where the warmth falls. Worn smooth it lies sleek and the copper shifts as you move, and a loose curl through the lot softens the same tone into waves.
Keeping the Copper Reading at the Part
Because the invisible weft sits flat right at your scalp, the part is where you'll notice upkeep first, since a slim track lying that close shows product settling in sooner than a bulky base would bury it. So keep whatever you style with light and worked away from the seam. Warm shades let go of their richness before cool ones do, and washing is what lifts that tone quickest, so stretch the days between washes longer than you'd think, which the clip-in-and-out design lets you do freely, no scalp-oil schedule forcing your hand the way a sewn or taped set does. When the wefts do need it, a gentle color-safe shampoo rinses clear fast off a flat slim track, no thick fold holding soap and pigment against the color. Skip hot water and the blow dryer where you can, lean on a thin weft shedding water quicker than a heavy base so air-drying isn't a long wait, add heat protectant before any wand, and brush soft so you slide past the clips instead of dragging them.
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