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" Turn the pages to find easy-to-follow instructions to create quick new styles!  1. Use a flat iron or curling iron (set to low heat) to curl or straighten the colored pieces to match your hair&amp;#039;s natural texture. 2. Part your hair one-inch to the right of where you normally part it. Attach one clip-in extension to the hair one-inch from your forehead, along the part. Repeat this two to three times, working towards the back of your head. 3. Part your hair one-inch to the left of where you normally part it. Clip one extension one-inch from your forehead, along the part. Repeat this two to three times, working towards the back of your head. 4. Part your hair normally--there should be a layer of hair covering the extensions on both sides. 5. Take a one-inch section of hair on the right side of your part and twist it once toward the back of your head. Secure it with pins. 6. Repeat on the left.  1. Curl the ends of your hair with a curling iron. 2. Gather hair into a ponytail and secure with an elastic three inches above the nape of your neck. 3. Take the entire tail and flip it up. Clip the pony (using a claw clip) one-inch above the elastic. Let the ends fall back over the clip. 4. Place a braided headband (that matches your hair color) one-inch back from your forehead. 5. Using your fingers, gently tousle the hair in front of the headband. Loosen it up so it won&amp;#039;t look so slicked back.  1. Make a horizontal part along the back of your head, one-inch above the nape of your neck, from ear to ear. 2. Clip the hair that&amp;#039;s above the part up and out of the way. 3. Attach both rows of clip-in wavy extensions along the part, side to side, from ear to ear. 4. Let the top half of your hair down. 5. Curl the top layer of your own hair with a curling iron (set on low heat) to match the wavy texture of the extensions. 6. Gather the section of hair on the right side of your part down to your ear and pin it up one-inch above your right ear. 7. Let the rest of your waves fall loose.  1. Curl the ponytail using three to four plastic hot rollers before you attach it to your head. Wrap a two-inch section of hair around each hot roller and let them cool before taking them out. 2. Divide your own hair into three sections around your head: one section on each side of your face and the center. Attach the faux ponytail over the center section. 3. Pull the two side sections around to the back of your head and combine them with the faux ponytail. 4. Gather all hair into one ponytail and secure with a hook elastic. 5. Take a one-inch section of hair from the ponytail and wrap it around the elastic. Secure with pins underneath the pony. 6. Sweep any bangs to one side. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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