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Hair extensions 

Almost always 100% human hair that you can attach to your hair by either clips, glue, or weaving it in to make your hair look naturally long. Sometimes you can buy them synthetic (fake) but it looks more natural real. You will see a lot of famous people with them in for example Paris Hilton. Extensions are in for punk/emo/scene girls for example Kiki kannibal.
"OMG my hair is taking forever to grow, I think I'm just going to buy some hair extensions"

"Did you see Kiki Kannibal's hair extensions? they look bad ass."
Hair extensions by Britt Steed January 13, 2009
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Virgin Hair Extensions 

A type of non-treated, pure, uncoloured natural Hair that is used in creating Hair Extensions. The finest quality of hair. A premium brand used by celebrities, actors, singers, and models.
Virgin Hair Extensions from Dalias Hair Extension Salon

Braiding Hair Extensions

Braids are a great protective style for natural hair. Braiding hair is an easy and fun hairstyle. It's one of the most versatile hairstyles around, right up there with ponytails and buns. And braiding hair extensions can add a lot to your outfit, turning you from drab to fab in seconds.
Braiding hair extensions are perfect for women who love to experiment with their hair. Braiding hair extensions can be used for any relaxed or protective hairstyle.
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