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clip in hair extensions? plz help:)?

ok so hi ppl:) I live in QC Laval, Canada:) and I have clip in hair extensions . care if they are human or synthatic. Does anyone know ehre i can get some good quality, but not to expencive i know these places: synthattic Arden Uniprix Dollarama do synthatique a false eye? yoou know tell me if the shops that sell best in the clip, but not to expensive human hair: Uniprix qualité sleight of other stores say i qhere can get something else:) ps. I will not order it online:) THX soo much:)

Synthetic hair is fine if you plan to use curlers or irons on it, already melted. I'm surprised you can not find at the mall in the beauty salons there. I'd give all the salons in your area call and ask if any wear clip-in extensions.

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