Install Clip Ins On Texlaxed/Relaxed Hair! (Full Demo)

What's up y'all?!

Today I wanted to give you guys a quick tutorial on how I install my clip in extensions. I wear these bad boys ALL the time with my texlaxed hair / relaxed hair. They blend with my texture so nicely, BUT it's important to apply them correctly so the transition from your hair to the extensions is FLAWLESS.

This tutorial is great for anyone with pressed or blown out natural hair or those with relaxed hair. Just follow these quick and easy steps for a seamless application!

For those wondering, I bought these clip ins over a year ago on:

https://www.krshairgroup.com/

This texture is the Not So Knappy Clip Ins (9 piece set, not the glam set)

Leave a comment below if this demo was helpful for you! Clip ins really helped boost my confidence when I had short relaxed hair and was looking for a longer and fuller look!

Be sure to check out these clip ins at the link above and hit the like button for more content like this!

xoxo,

Alexis

What'S up everybody welcome back to my channel Alexis Kimberly here, I hope you're all doing well. Today. I wanted to help on the camera and show you guys how I install my equipment extensions. This is not all my hair. I definitely have some clippings going on in here, but if you want a step-by-step instructional on how to apply clip in extensions fully explains stay tuned to the end of this video. If you want to get this look, you got going on here. If you aren't subscribed to my channel, I don't know what you are doing. Get your life. We'Ve got a community building here, we're talking hair makeup beauty, so if you aren't subscribed already definitely hit that subscribe button below and click that notification bell, so that you can be alerted every time. I upload a video every Sunday and without further ado I will show you how I got this look with my clip in extensions. Okay, so first things: first, you need to get clip ins that actually match your hair texture. So I have a set of clip ins that I purchased from k. Rs here grew. I believe these are the not so nappy clip ins the regular set. It includes nine different clip ins. There are all different sizes with two clips. One clip three clips four or five clips, so these are the clip ins that I'm going to be working with. As you can see the texture, it's not like bone straight. It still got some texture in it, especially at the roots. So these are the clip ins that I'm going to be using for this video. What you're going to do first is you're going to take a section that is maybe about somewhere between a half inch and an inch wide and you're gon na separate out that hair from the rest. So it's one section at the nape take a scrunchie and tie that up just to get it out of the way I've got a three piece clip and take that clip. Let'S take this, the center clip into the root of your hair. Stick the other two on the ends and clip clip clip. So it's really important that for your first clip it is really close to the nape of your neck. You don't want to use too much hair in the first section, because that's when your clippings become a dead giveaway when there's so much hair in the back, your natural hair in the back and then it makes it much more clear where your hair drops off and Where the clip ends continue, if you've got big chunks of hair, so especially in the back, you want to use smaller sections, alright, so we're going to undo that section and move into our next section going again about an inch up I'll show you again, we want Another small piece, small section, so a section that looks something like this in the back you've got. This is about the section here. So that's about an inch right. We'Re gon na tie that off and I'm going in with the four piece clip, because now that I'm moving up my knee my head is getting larger. Not it's getting larger by the distance from ear to ear is getting larger. So I'm going to snap that clip in I like to start at the center and work my way out so get those two in at the center and those two at the end. So this section above the ear is also really important, because, right now you can, you can see right now where my hair drops off right around here. You'Ve got a lot of hair here. That'S my hair! That'S just sitting on top of the clip-ins, so we want to camouflage that so again we want to make sure that our clipping extends from one end to the next end as best as we can so. For this section I am going to use my largest clip size, which is a 5 clip, and I'm gon na click that from ear to ear again, you see my part is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination and it doesn't have to because nobody's going To see it, taking this piece, starting with the middle clipping a middle section in extending outward all right now so getting up closer to the crown, I feel like I've been saying. Each section is really important, but, like this section is actually really important. In addition to the band, so every section is important guys, but it's important to make sure that the side pieces get loved. I so often see people with clip-ins and it's so obvious because they didn't blend these side pieces in there. Everyone'S so focused on just adding to the back that they're not focused on the sides. They need love too. I'M gon na add a two clip or two clipper to the side here and what you see that do is that it just adds more volume to kind of camouflage your hair, but, as you can see, this is still very apparent. This is my hair, so we want to add another clip, we're going to add a clip above that, so I'm going to go in another inch up on the side here and I'm going to put another two piece clip in here. So you can already see how this is coming together. My hair is slowly but surely blending into the clippings rather than just sitting on top of the clip-ins, because I'm incorporating these smaller clips into this somewhat of a bang that I'm forming. So I'm actually happy with the volume on this side. I'M just going to add a little bit to this side. I think I'm going to add a two piece clip to this side here, to give it more volume, so I just parted it, and I'm gon na add that, but clip see how this is still kind of sitting. I think I want one more. You want it to be a gradual length change, so my hair drops off about here the clippings and about here. So I think I want something in the middle. I think I'm going to add just one more to the top here, just to get it to blend a little bit more and I'm using this smaller clip here. It'S got two clips, but it's shorter all right. So this is it it's so simple, honestly like it's. So quick, I love my clip-ins. I wear them all the time. I'Ve had these clippings for over a year. These are bomb. I will leave the information about this hair down below. I hope that you guys liked this video. I hope that you found this helpful. I know that sometimes people are like Oh clippings, just throw them in wham bam. Thank you, ma'am, and it's like no, not really like. You actually need to have some sort of understanding and technique to applying them. So I hope that you guys found this helpful and if you like, this video definitely give me a thumbs up. Leave me a comment down below of any video requests that you have for the future and until next time, guys I'll see you all. In my next video bye, guys

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