How To Install Knatural Coarse Clip Ins | Knappy Hair Extensions

Hey girls KJ here from Kara's hair group and nappy hair extensions. Today, I'm going to show you how to install your seven piece, clip insect I'll, be using the natural course set in 18-inch I've already flat ironed it off-camera and, as you can see, it's still very full and volume, even though we flat ironed the hair straight and I'Ll probably run over it a little bit more because I know some of you, girls are like. I can still see the kinks in the hair. Well, you can still see the texture and that's okay, you'll see once we put it in that it's gon na look perfect! Okay! So let's get started so you don't have to start with the four piece, but typically you can use the four piece at the bottom and you want to part your hair to see where, if how far it goes up to the temple, this is your bottom piece. What I like to do is start it in a u-shape and just clip, so I'm continuing with the u-shape and we're just going to keep installing the clip ends. Now, I'm not going all the way to the edge, because you do need to allow some hair for coverage and I'm not doing anything with her roots. To me, you know with the natural course and the new texture that's gon na be coming the kinky course. You really don't need to straighten your edges, it's actually kind of pointless because the clipping can slip. It'S just. That'S the better look. The clippings fit better when, when your edges are more coarse, so we're continuing with the u-shape and, as you can see, she does not have a parent on her head on her hair, her hair blends, naturally with the extension, even though her hair is not fully pressed. We haven't run the Flatiron through her hair at all. So now we've installed three clippings and we installed all of them going in the u-shape. So now we're at the top and we'll start using we'll start going across horizontally, since the style that we're doing is just wearing the hair down. So now we're at the side, and you want to have side coverage to make it appear full. So we're going to use a two clip piece and I've parted out. The part that I've left out is a little thicker than what I used on the back, because when you're at the top, you don't, you can leave out more of your hair because you have more of your hair, and so it fills it in fills in the Gaps and depending on your hairline you'll, that's how you will place the clippings in at the top. In this case, I can put hers right here, because she's gon na get that coverage in the front and adding that to peace. It really just blends. It adds the fullness and the side so when she pulls her hair back and again, this will be covered by the top, so it looks totally it just. Has that full look, so this is four clips are in. We have three more to go so now we're at the top of the head and Tinder's hair is fuller at the top. So I'm going to use a longer, two-piece clip and, as you can see, this has not been flat ironed, I'm going to flat iron it on camera, so you guys can see how straight it gets so she's going to go for a side part. So I'm going to pull this clip all the way to the front, to give to add to the side part. No, you don't have to fly it. You can flat iron. The clip ends once you put them in your hand, I like to flat iron them, not in the head, because to me it's a little bit easier in small sections to get the hair really straight. Small sections is the key to get to relax the texture. The Flatiron that I'm using is from Sally's Beauty Supply, it's the are gon na eat one, and only one and a half inch, and you really don't need to go over it more than twice so. This iron gets really hot okay, so we now have all seven pieces in and I'm just going to run the flat iron over the top just to blend for the wind hurt ends meet the clip in so we're just going to blend that in so you she Doesn'T need and that's the beauty with the natural course clippings. You do not need to add