I’ve [tried] four different types of hairstyles (high and low buns, french braids ... of your bob or shoulder length hair. If so, try these easy two-piece clip in hair extensions from Luvme.

Rather than pulling her hair directly into a clip, Williams pulls it into two mini buns before securing them with a claw clip. And the results are pure magic. I rely heavily on claw clips ...

Move your clip right under the half bun to anchor your hair and then move a few pieces out of place to get the messy look. After you’ve styled your hair with heat tools, grab a medium-sized claw ...

she recommends securing the bun with an extra small clip at the base. To complete the look, Mills suggests leaving out a few ...

Just make sure to grab a clip big enough to secure all your hair so that you don't have stray pieces flying around. Diaz-Santin also recommends going the messy bun route. She says to twist your ...

To elevate the style even more, leave a few face-framing wavy pieces out at the front. Braided buns can prove to be a bit challenging when you're doing your own hair. Enter, this super quick ...

Each piece feels high quality too as it’s a 100 per cent human hair set. If you opt to wear all 10 clip-ins, it can feel a little heavy, so we’d recommend sticking to just the larger pieces if ...

“For the perfect messy bun style, start by separating your front hair from your back hair,” Megan Schnell, celebrity and bridal hairstylist shares. “Clip any fringe or shorter pieces with no ...

Next, unclip the front pieces and apply some gel ... Twist the ponytail into a bun, securing it with a hair tie or claw clip. Aside from doing a great job at actually keeping my hair in place ...

The easiest way to style your hair with claw clips is to do a half up, half up half down style. You can also create a messy bun or traditional claw clip wrap around,' explains stylist Annie Redman.