A BEAUTY fan has revealed her method to clipping in hair extensions like a celebrity. 

The influencer said she learned how Kylie Jenner put in her clipping extensions s few years ago and has been following the method ever since. 

Grace Holland shared her method in a TikTok video online. 

She said: “ A couple years ago, I learned how Kylie Jenner put her clipping extensions in, and I've been doing it faithfully ever since.

“Okay, I have some in. So now that I'm at a place that you can see, I took a section where I was parted.”

“I want my extension to go there.”

The beauty fan reveal she sections the just below where she wants her extension and secures it with a rubber band. 

“So I'm gonna use a tiny little rubber band, and I'm going to secure this in place, pull it down first, then go like that so it doesn't bubble up or out.”

Grace places the track of the extension just about her small section hair which is tied with a small rubber band. 

“And then you'll have a little track like that. And you're going to attach your extensions to that track.”

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“So right there and then, same thing. Take a little section like that.”

Grace recommends adjusting the size of sections you make if you have thinner or thicker hair.

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“If you have thicker hair, you can probably take a skinnier section.”

“If you have finer hair, you can take a bigger section.”

Grace also revealed this method stops her extensions from moving. 

She said: “They never fall out! A baby could yank em and I'd be safe.”

Grace’s video went viral with over 6.7 Million views.

Viewers were stunned they hadn't thought of the method before. 

One user said: “Not me finding this when I’ve been rat nesting my roots for the last 10 years.”

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Another said: “No cause this makes a lot of sense! love this idea.”

A third viewer said: “A drop of oil will break the rubber band so you don’t have to try and rip out the bands at the end of the night.”