Marissa Brennan shows how to create middle-parted glam waves with clip-in extensions for brides. The style prioritizes fullness and sleekness while holding up throughout the day.
My ride together. Even if you have weft or tape in extensions already, I'm still going to request that we use some clip ins. It's totally safe to place them right on top of your wefts, I promise. She was going for a glam wave, so we really needed that fullness and thickness at the bottom of her hair. That weft, extensions, or tape ins just don't give. She wanted to go for the middle part. It tucked behind. I get obsessive over the details for this look because it is such a clean style and sleek. So I want to make sure every little frizz is tucked away for you. Also, there's this big misconception that you need to set the hair in for it to last. No, no, no. I never set the hair by not setting the hair. I can see the curl pattern as I go versus at the end when it's already set in the hair and then I have to go retouch it up. We have to start here with all this tease, and then I come down. That's why I don't put my clients in front of a mirror. Trust the process. I promise. After her wave is in, then I'm going to go on the bottom of her hair and I'm going to start putting hairspray and start doing the ends. This will help keep it together all night. When the photographer says, can I get the hairspray pick? If you know.
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