Diy Clip-Ins | No Sewing Or Glue! + How I Dye Bundles

All right y'all, so this is the hair - is 22 inches of kinky straight. This is no specific brand. I just got this from a random vendor and i'm going to curl a piece just because i'm not sure if i can um straighten this hair or curl it. I'Ve never tried it before so we're just going to see so i'm taking my orange flat iron and i'm going to straighten it to see how it turns out. Okay and it does get straight. Hopefully, you guys can see that and i'm going to try to curl it waking up the same and it does curl as you guys can see. So. First, i'm going to dye the hair. I have my walla one in. I got this from my beauty supply store. They actually sell it in mine and it was 5.99, so the measurements for this is one to two. So i'm just going to pour all of this in the bowl and then i'll take my tin developer. You can use five. I just happen to have 10 on hand, so i'm just going to use 10 because, honestly, i don't feel like going up the stairs, so i'm going to fill this up twice and pour into the bowl, so i'm going to start off with one bowl first. If i need more i'll make another bowl, so i'm going to put my gloves on this is a size large. Normally, i wear a size medium, but this is all i have, and so i just put the hair in the bag, as you guys see, and i'm very lazy like i said, i'm just gon na dump the dye right in there and no. I did not take off the um, the band on the hair because you're not going to see the top part anyway, so yeah, so i'm just going to take the bowl and pour it right into the bag. And now i'm just going to take my hand and just massage it into the hair. Be careful not to get this on your counters too um. If anything, don't do it on the counter, but i've done this a million times, so i'm pretty good at not getting it everywhere. This should be good because i did massage it pretty well before closing the bag. So now i'm just going to let this sit. Alright guys so the hair is washed and semi. Blow-Dried is still a little bit wet up here, but this is how the hair looks again. This is kinky straight 22 inches and i'm really excited about this, and these are the clips that i'll be using. I did get this from my local beauty: supply store, um, it comes with six clips and it is 6.99 and i did grab five packs so at first i seen them and i grabbed a whole bunch. Then i realized the price and i was like okay hold on. Let me chill, i don't need that many, so i got five packs, so that totals thirty. So hopefully that's enough. I feel like that'll be more than enough, hopefully, and with these ones there is no sewing needed, no glue, no nothing. So what you do basically is just slide it onto the track and it just stays on. So i think that is perfect. It'S like no hassle um. Originally i was going to go out and buy a hot glue gun because i've seen tier j's, video and i was like oh that'll - be super easy, but then, when i saw that i was like this will be easier. So i'm going to take my hair and just unravel it and again, like i said it is still wet like at the top, so i'll just blow dry, that and it'll be fine, oh, and by the way my hair is still straight from yesterday um i used The installer straightening brush - i did a video on it, you guys should have seen it already. If not, i will leave it linked down below, but yeah. My hair is still straight from that. I didn't wrap it last night literally just went to sleep. That was it and i'm going to start my first section in the back and basically, what i'm going to do. First is just measure just so i know i have all my pieces, i'm just going to clip this up. Now i'm going to take the track and just measure, so i measured to about right there so now i'm just going to cut that and put it to the side. So i'm going to do this all up my head and that'll just be the easiest way. For me to do it all right y'all, so i basically just sectioned out my hair, measured and cut, and i have let me see so. I have about nine tracks, so i'm going to flip them over, because i want to um kind of do it in order. Um, this will be the bottom piece down here, so i'm going to take a clip. The clip looks like this all right. You guys see these. You see the two things right here right here and right here. Those are the things look onto the weft and it's going to stay on there without sewing without gluing. So i did already try one to see how it was and it was it wasn't hard, but you really have to like get it on there. I'M gon na try to show you guys the best way i can. I should have just had the camera. Let me um, i'm gon na have the camera that well, let me try it this way first and then, if it doesn't work, then i'll do it on the table all right. So it's on just like that. Hopefully, you guys can see that then i'm gon na take the other side and do the same thing. Okay, so i got that one on i'm just going to slide it up and now it's completely on the track and it's not moving like it's. It'S not moving. All right y'all, so i basically have three left and i found an easy way to do. It use your rat tail comb, i'm gon na, lift it up and then slide it and it's right there, i'm gon na slide it on just like that. So that makes it so much easier, so i'm right there when i lift it up, hold on lift it up and boom it's on there all right. Also i'm gon na go ahead and apply the clip ends. I'M gon na go and make that part like. I did before nothing for the. In my same, that's how i behave passing up the same waking up the same all up in my head. That'S just all right y'all! So the clip-ins are in now. I wish i would have doubled the tracks only because my hair, like my real hair, is cut very bluntly. So you can kind of see the difference, but i'm gon na go ahead and blow dry it and then i'm gon na just have to cut it to make it look decent, make sure i don't cut my hair. That would be really bad. All right am i just good, so i think that this is actually not that bad. I just have a little extra length, but it's not like super dramatic. It'S like a very natural look. I'M going to use my t3 i'm gon na plug it up really quick. Also guys, i do have a coupon code for anything on t3's website 20 off, which is a lot off because these cost over a hundred dollars. So imagine twenty percent off and imagine if you get more than one thing so so um i'll leave that down below - and this is the curling iron that i use on all my clients. I will be having a giveaway once i hit 300k now this one is a little bit different than the one i use at the salon. It'S the uh, the id one, the one i have is just a regular one. So i do. I got ta figure out how to work this because it's like a power button right there, but it's like touch screen, i'm going to spray my hair first i'll, be using the nairobi shape and hold. I use this on my clients too, before i style their hair. I don't even know if you'll be okay if you'll be okay, i'ma spray. Some of this kendra's silky mess on my hair just for a little added shine and it smells so good all right and then, whenever my fingers through it, don't do my fingers or a comb i'll. Do my fingers and we're just going to see how this looks all right y'all? So this is the final look. I hope you guys enjoyed this video again. This video is just on how to do your own clip-ins at home with no glue or thread the super. Easy way again, i wish i would have doubled my tracks, but the outcome still looks pretty good, so i have no problem with that. Make sure you guys like comment and subscribe, and i will see you in my next one