Installing Clip-Ins On My Straight Fine/ Thin Natural Hair

Hi guys, I wanted to show you all what I've been doing to my hair since I have it straight. It has been about 15 days and I am still fighting the good fight and I am at this point refusing to wash my hair because I just want to enjoy it as long as I can, since it is straight so this is my hair, as you can See it is pretty flat and lifeless and I've been adding clippings to my hair, to give it a little bit of thickness. So I'm just parting out the top perimeter of my head and I made a few different limps of clippings. I have some longer pieces and I have some short pieces that I wanted to incorporate to the top of my hair, so I'm going to strategically place those at the top of my head. Just to give me a little bit more fullness to my hair. Now I had to be really careful with the clippings, because my hair is very fragile on my edges, because I do have alopecia, and I wanted to be careful that I am not pulling or tugging on my hair or causing any distress to my hair in any Way so I wanted to also make sure that I try, as best as I could, to hide those tracks and to make this look as natural as possible. So after adding my desired number of tracks, I am going to maneuver the top portion of my hair over those tracks just to kind of blend that in and make it look as flawless as possible. So now that I have all of my tracks in place, I'm going to comb out my hair just to kind of make sure that it is at least blending somewhat. My hair is starting to revert so, but I think it's still pretty ok to where this will still look natural. So I haven't tried to do anything too special to the clip ian's, but once I do get the top of my hair blended, I will show you that I did attempt to Flatiron my ends a little bit, because the clip and hair was pretty straight and I Wanted it to not be as blunt or as just kind of straight on the ends I want to get to kind of blend in with my hair as much as I could so after I decided, which way I wanted to wear my part, I'm going to finish Blending the hair, as best as I can using my flat iron, so I only did a couple of passes to the front of my hair. I didn't really care about the back. I figured if anyone was really staring at heart and they probably should just notice that it's not really Flatiron. But here you are, I'm just fluffing and just kind of giving myself a little bit of volume to my roots, and this is kind of the final result of how I wore it. So as you can see, it has a little bit more thickness to it. Not much but enough thanks for watching