Clip Ins For Very Thin Hair Ft Better Length | Pocketsandbows

Hey guys welcome back to my channel if you're new here my name is Brittany over here on my channel. We do fashion, hair and beauty, so those are things that you're interested in and think about, subscribing to my channel and if you're, an ogee subscriber. Thank you guys so much for tuning back in so today's video is going to be a hair tutorial and it's a different with you guys because, as you can see, I have my real hair out and I don't think you guys have really ever seen my real Hair on the channel, maybe if you follow my blog back in the day when I used to blog regularly, you should see my hair all the time it was so long and thick, but over the years my hair has gotten very thin, and I do a lot Of units here on my channel - and I think only other times you may have seen my hair - is when I do my ponytail tutorials so yeah, you guys, I have my real hair out and I'm going to be showing you how to apply clip ins to very Fine hair, so if that sounds like something that you're interested in stick around all right, you guys so I have some clip ends from better length. Clip ins - and I was super excited because, as I mentioned before, I tend to wear a lot of units, but sometimes you just get tired of wearing wigs and you don't want things all over your edges. You just really want your hair to breathe and you want to be able to take things off at night, okay, even with my wig. Sometimes I sleep in them because I may have hear them down, as you guys can see on the videos or my ponytails once I get it perfect, I don't want to take it down every night. So clippings is the nice alternative, so I was very excited when better wing clippings contacted me to do a review and I loved the fact that they had different textures of hair. So I chose the light yaki because my hair is very fine and once my hair is blown out, it can get very straight, so I went with the light yaki, even though I'm obsessed with kinky straight hair, I just didn't think that it would mimic my texture. Will so they do have different options and for the curly girls out there, which I am natural, but I don't usually wear my hair in its natural state. I probably should try that actually, but they have three c4c all of those seeds and bees hair types for your hair as well. So I am obsessed with the selection you guys so today, I'm gon na be showing you how to apply these clip pins and you're. Gon na see it's gon na be popping so stick around. Alright, you guys, so let's go ahead and jump right into it, so I'm just brushing my hair out getting those kinks out. This is actually my hair after has been blow-dry. I didn't wash it like. A couple days before this, but it's been blow-dried and wrapped up. I didn't want a flat iron it just yet, because I didn't, I wasn't sure how it was gon na blend. I'M gon na do a half up half down style, so I'm just parting it off from ear to ear and I'm gon na have the majority of it down in the back and the top is going to be enough a little small ponytail. So I'm just going to get that out of the way, because we're going to work on putting the clip-ins in the back first. So here are the clippings from better lengths and, as you can see, they look nice and thick and they also have that nice texture, which is why I love the yaki texture here. So we're just gon na go ahead and get started. I'M gon na start parting off my hair and I'm just going to install them row by row now, because I did not flat on my hair. I do have a little bit of thickness at the root so that the clippings can have something to hold on to. But if your hair is thinner than mine, or if your hair straight up in mind, you can always just braid it up like I mentioned earlier, or you can kind of tease it at the root. I don't like to tease my hair. My hair is fine enough and I don't get it to break off anymore so right here, I'm just going to go through with a flat iron just to get the kinks out. They had like a few little fins just from being stored and I'm showing you guys. The texture again - and this is a two clip clicking, so that is the first clip in that I'm going to apply so as you can see, the clipping has been applied. It'S pretty long a lot longer than I expected, but it is 20 inch hair. So I'm just going to continue to go up like I said row by row and install these clippings for you guys and you're gon na see how nice and baked you fool. It'S going to look at the end. I can't wait for you guys, so I think it's gon na be pretty self-explanatory, so I'm just gon na play a little bit of music for you guys and you can just watch me as I install the rest of the clippings to the back of it. You so now it's time to get started on the ponytail area, and again I mentioned earlier that I only put about three or four clip ends at the top. That'S just because I have very fine hair, as you guys can see, and I just didn't need all of that tension up there. Now the clippings are nicely thick. I mean in a good way, but again you have fine hair, you just don't want anything tugging and pulling on it. So you can just decide how much you need. You know, according to your hair texture and what you feel like you're here and hold, but even with just the three clips I was very happy with the outcome. Now I am flattening the hair. Like I said earlier, this I did try to curl their hair. A little bit just see if it will hold a curl and it did pretty well, but here I'm just gon na keep on going and I think that's gon na be my last clip. I'M kind of checking it out to see if it's gon na cover and if I'm gon na need some more but I'm okay with the thickness of my little pony tail. I just wanted something really small, so I'm just gon na you know brush up my hair and try to make it blend so because I want to keep my hair fairly straight and I don't want it to curl back up. I decided to use a little bit of hairspray and that's just by Trevor Mae. It'S not gon na make my hair hard, but it is gon na give it some staying power. So I'm just gon na blend it up with a boar bristle brush and just get it as smooth as I possibly can, without showing those tracks. So I'm just gon na play some music and y'all can watch me air, guys, kind of style the hair, so that took a little bit of time. But as you can see, the hair is blending pretty well. I do see a little bit of track back there, but I'm gon na cover it with the ponytail. I'M not gon na worry too much about it, but I'm just going to continue to smooth it up and try to cover those tracks in the front and as long as that's covered, I'm good to go after that. I'M just going to tie it down and once you tie the hair down you'll see in the next clips, it's going to look amazing, okay guys. So, as you can see, I am finished. Applying the clip beans and I decided to do a half up half down. I just missed ponytails so much and I am loving it look at how this hair blends with my natural hair. This is not my natural hair poking out y'all. This is the ponytail. Here is my natural hair. Okay, this is my natural hair blown out and wrapped, and then this is the weave look at this, like it blends so effortlessly into my natural hair. I am absolutely obsessed you guys. I have not had any issues whatsoever. I'Ve won this hair for a full day. Actually - and I haven't really had any shedding or anything, I love the fact that the clip ends are nice and thick, but they're not too heavy. But if you do find that your clip ins or your hair is way too thin, then you may want to braid up your hair, like if you're doing, let's say you're doing the half-up half-down. You can't part off your hair and braid it very loosely in the bag, just so that the clippings can have something to adhere to, and that way it's not putting too much tension on your natural hair. One other thing that I did because my hair is very fine and thin. I went ahead and put the majority of the clippings in the back and then at the top. I only put about three or four, because I did not want too much pressure up there, because again my hair is very fine. So a lot of people, you know, have these videos and they're saying that you know they're applying clip-ins too thin or short hair, but their hair in is thin as mine. Okay, so hopefully this video has given you a little bit of hope. If you do have very thin hair again, if you're not comfortable with putting this type of tension on your hair by all means, there are other methods out there for you. But if you're, tired of wearing lace prints - or you know, whatever your method is too high in here, then maybe this is an alternative for you or just something to switch it up. Girls like to have fun with their hair. We like to do different things, so this is just another option for me and I'm absolutely obsessed. Okay, so yeah! I am loving the long straight. I have in the 20 inch clippings and they're really long on me. You guys know I mean you tear them up. So, of course, it's gon na be a little bit longer than what you would think twenty inches would be, but I am also 5-1, so I'm loving it. I cannot keep my hands out of it. No tangling no shedding and the best part about it is. I can take them out every single day and reapply them if I want to, and it doesn't take any time so I'm very excited you guys. I'M excited to see what different hair styles I can do with them and yeah. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. So if you did check out the description box for all the details - and I will talk to you on my next video bye - guys