New Flexi Sport EX

[@paigegraton1443]

Love my sport clips. Waiting on the XS to show up for my daughter to try.

[@PaulaRamm]

Wonderful! Thanks for letting me know! 😊

[@LindaLights]

That's really practical! Thanks for the video.

[@PaulaRamm]

Thank you, Linda! Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@deborahadamitz3261]

I love sleeping in my sport. I use the small sport

[@PaulaRamm]

Oh, that's awesome! Thanks for sharing, Deborah! 😀

[@MadHouseWitch]

I do the folded top bun for sleeping BUT I fold FORWARD (for now, I feel like it helps protect my ends a bit better). I got one at close to launch small size, JUST for sleeping! it started as what in the curly community as a "pineapple" BUT the flexi lets me have less stretching on my curls! because that pin really does just come OUT... I've never had any issues with my flexi and was EXCITED to get a EX eventually!

[@PaulaRamm]

That's awesome! Good idea about folding the hair forward! ☺

[@meganhamm1265]

Is the sport ones more comfortable then the metal flexi clips and do the sport ones hold a bun better then the metal ones?

[@PaulaRamm]

That depends on who you ask, and their hair type. For fine, slippery hair, the Sport is the best at holding. With my thick hair, I actually prefer the metal Flexi clips for buns/updos. For ponytails, especially when I am gardening or at the beach, I like the Sport. Feel free to email me if you want more help for your hair type! 😊 (my email is in the "about" tab)

[@meganhamm1265]

@@PaulaRamm Is it worth getting the flip clips compared to the individual size flexi clips?

[@PaulaRamm]

@@meganhamm1265 If you are new to Lilla Rose, then the Flips are great to start with, since they are so versatile with sizing. Then once you are more familiar with your size, you may want to add the classic Flexi clips that have the decorative centers that are so pretty.

[@meganhamm1265]

@@PaulaRamm Have you tried the wood pin ones? are they more comfortable and lighter weight?

[@PaulaRamm]

@@meganhamm1265 I love the wood pin ones. Yes, they are very lightweight. I do recommend starting with a metal Flexi, then trying a wood one once you have the hang of using a Flexi.