How To: Install + Style Clip In Extensions (Feat. Abhair Clip Ins)

What up people so today, I'm doing this video on how to put in clip in extensions. These extensions are by a be hair, calm and they are 22 inches indian remy hair. Basically, the hair is sent with these care extractions on how to take care of them and keep them nice. Also. They come with two rings and if you order for your first time with a be hair calm, they will send you two of these color rings. So you can match up with your hair. You know what color you are and if you throw on color, they can always send you some more so anyways on to the specs about this hair. As you can see, the hair is really nice. The luster is not that shiny. It matches the luster of my hair, which is great and there's not that much shedding. I noticed a little bit of shedding when I was applying the clips, but I mean that's pretty normal for hair human hair, so the clips come with one long clip which has, I think, five clips on it. It comes with one medium clip which comes with three, and then it comes with one and two of these shorter clips with two clips, and then there are five smaller clips that are just one clip, so those are for, like bang pieces and front pieces so altogether It comes with nine clips for your whole head for some people. You may want to go a little longer or you may want more fullness. You may need two bundles, but I only need one so. Basically, all I'm gon na do is put my hair, so I can get it ready to be parted, and what I like about these clippings is that they are very good quality and they matched my hair really well. They - and I believe this is a yaki texture. So it matches natural african-american hair when it's straightened pretty well and it blends really easy. So I can just stick it throughout my whole head without having me braid any of my hair for anything and it'll match the texture of my hair. So basically, as you can see, I'm straightening this back piece here and I ended up moving that piece to the front. So I'm not gon na leave it there, but I'm just gon na show you guys how well it blends with my hair once I have flat ironed it, and these clippings are a really good price they're on sale, for, I believe, ninety seven. Ninety nine, which is really good for one bundle of human hair or any extensions, and they do have free shipping available for orders over. I think sixty five dollars, forty five dollars, something like that I'll put all of the info in the description box so that you guys know all of the details. So, basically, what you want to do is you want to make sure that you measure each clip to know if it'll fit on the part that you are putting it on? So if you're going to lay your hair down, you want to make sure that it matches up with the parting and it's not. The clips are not sticking out on the sides or anything. So I just measure it and then I'm flat ironing each piece cuz. It does come in a body wave texture, so I'm just flat ironing each piece and then sticking it where my part, is you just slide that into your part and press the clips down? This is a great way to add volume, length or color dimension to your real hair without committing to a sewing or installing wig. I find that we're using clip ins. I can get a smooth, more flat appearance and it doesn't really look like. I have extensions, it actually looks a lot like my real hair, which is more believable to me, and it's a lot less time and effort each day if you wanted to wear them. Of course you can't sleep in them or anything, but I mean they do brought pretty well. If you want to fool people, you know what I mean if you just want to add onto your real hair. Clippings are also really resourceful. If you wanted to have a really flat ponytail, but have a really nice link to it, that's really a really great way to kind of mask the fact that you have extensions in your head and it'll also help with versatility in styling, like you want to do A half up half down or if you wanted to do to change up your part frequently or you want to do like a bun, a really high bun. You can just flip the clips upside down and see if you know that works for you better than doing a sew-in or something like that where you'd have to pull the hair up and have like a bump in the back. It'S really easy to do this with clipping, so I find that clippings are actually really really helpful in giving that really flat natural appearance and, as you can see, I'm putting in this longer clip here and the longest clip is nine inches long and it has four Clips on the weft, so it's not gon na be short enough to fit on that part of my head. So what I'm gon na do is take a shorter clip, and this one has, I believe, three clips on it. Three or two I'll show it in a second, but this clip is shorter and it'll, fit better on the putts that I'm trying to clip the hair to and what I'm gon na do with the other clip with the four clips on it is apply that, to A more long part of my hair, so I'm gon na part up higher. Where I know my head is bigger in the back, and I can put that clip there, instead of putting trying to put it at a lower part of my head, where it won't fit. So when you're putting the clip ends, and you want to just make sure that you know where each clip can go and that may take a little time or practice to figure out what Clips fit on what part of your head and using clip ins may be A little tough for you if your hair is naturally straight because I know some people can't get the clips to keep from sliding down their hair if it's too clean or if it's really straight at your root. So if you want to help minimize slippage, all you have to do is tease the root of your hair and then slide the clip ends in and it'll help to hold it better. I notice that Clips stay in my hair better when my hair is less clean and straight when it's more dirty. I know that sounds bad, but over time your hair gets old and it holds better when the hair is old. So I mean you know, that's just the truth. Anyway, as you can see, I have a middle part. Now I decided to switch up to him in part, because I was starting to notice that one side of my hair we're starting to get really thin from wearing. My part on that side all the time, so I'm gon na switch it up to a middle part for a little while and as you can see, I'm putting the small single clips on that on either side of my parting, so that I have a little fullness In the front and my bangs don't look so short and that way it blends better with V clips and now I'm just combing through the hair and making sure that it all blends seamlessly and I'm gon na turn to the back, so that you guys can see What the hair looks like and as far as blending goes and then from the front, I'm just gon na show you guys how long it is on me. It comes about to my waistline, but my belly button is so the hair is pretty long on the meters. I'M kind of short and that's how you install the clipping so now, I'm going to show you guys a few different options. You can do if you don't like the way the clippings look when you just wear it down. First, I'm just twisting either side of my head back and I'm going to connect them both with bobby pins. This is a really quick and easy way to kind of mask your bangs if your bangs are really short and they don't blend with the rest of the hair. Well, you can just twist it up and mix it with the clips so that it looks like all of your hair. Is that long and then just twist it you know into a little ponytail in the back and you can either bobby, pin it or you can wrap a band, I'm gon na bobby pin it. So I think, bobby pins are more safe to use on your hair. Instead of a rubber band rubber bands, kind of pull the hair out, I'm just gon na bobby pin that and of course, if you were gon na, be wearing this out, it would be a lot more neat. I didn't really do it that, but I mean you know you get the idea and then option number two you can take that down and the next look that I'm gon na do is a side braid, so we're gon na pull all of our hair to the Front and then we're going to move all of the hair to one side and basically, what I'm gon na do is I'm gon na take the hair split it into two different sections and then I'm going to braid each section and then with the braids, I'm going To twist those braids together to kind of give it more of a different kind of braid, the normal braid is kind of boring plus. If you do one braid so like all of the hair, if you have layers, won't go into the braid well, so what I do is take it and do two separate braids, and that way you can get each little hair that sticks out better than if you Were to just do one big braid so, as you can see, I'm braiding one side and now I'm braiding the other side and I'm gon na twist those two braids together and secure them both with a rubber band. Because it's not my hair. I can put a rubber band on the end. Okay, and the third style you can do is what I call my lucky estar braids and yes, I know I look like her guys. You don't have to tell me anymore. I know anyway, just two braids going down the front perimeter of your hair, and I think this is so cute just because it's different, not many people wear their hair like this, but it's a really easy way to mix your bangs with the long hair and make It look like all of your hair is one length, because sometimes my bangs really got my nerves because they're always flying in my face. They don't match the rest of the hair, because they're really really short. So I'm just gon na take those pieces and braid them into a really long braid down to the front, and when you're done, you can just secure that with a rubber band. And then you just braid the other side, and there you have it. My lucky estar braids just another way to make your hair mix in with the extensions, if you feel like they don't or even if you just want to switch it up and have a cute little style. You know for back-to-school or something like that and sorry. I didn't move the camera back up, so you guys can see the top flick. I mean you get the idea and then, of course, because the clip ins help for your hair to lay down so flat. You can always get away with a low pony, a high ponytail, whichever one you prefer. I feel like with a middle part. The low pony looks cuter so yeah. All in all. I really like these baby hair extensions. Like I said, all the info will be in the description box. Thank you guys for watching and I'll talk to you guys soon. You