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whatsercurl · 05-14-2009, 10:29 AM

I don't use them often but I don't have a problem with them falling out. I can't describe how I put them in but if you go to the Curlisto website and look at the videos, I clip pretty much like that. So instead of flat side of the clip resting directly on my scalp, I put it in sideways with the edge of the clip against my scalp.

There's another method which is almost like making a pincurl, shellynot did a video on it a while back, that I've also used and no problems with the clips falling out.

Shellynot thread

05-14-2009, 10:29 AM	#2
whatsercurl Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 4,045	I don't use them often but I don't have a problem with them falling out. I can't describe how I put them in but if you go to the Curlisto website and look at the videos, I clip pretty much like that. So instead of flat side of the clip resting directly on my scalp, I put it in sideways with the edge of the clip against my scalp. There's another method which is almost like making a pincurl, shellynot did a video on it a while back, that I've also used and no problems with the clips falling out. Shellynot thread __________________ Current Products: CJ Products: CF, DF, CT, SG, AFG, CIAB AND CK is back! Current Experiment: S&C by D Curl Fix and Daily Fix are my HGs Sulphate and cone free since July 2007 wavy/curly fine texture/medium porosity/medium-low density http://public.fotki.com/whatsercurl/ PW: wavycurly Seek not to change the world. Rather seek to change your mind about the world.