How To Style 4C Natural Hair W/ Kinky Curly Clip In Extensions | Myfirstwig |Tastepink

Sexy, I feel boxy I feel beautiful and I am loving how it all looks. Do you see? Did you get into this look? These are clipping extensions. How come no one told me how gorgeous these clippings could look. I was a little apprehensive because you know I have that 4c texture that very tight kinky, sometimes a little unruly texture. I'M gon na show you guys from start to finish how to slay your clip in extensions I'll, be working with textures 3b 3c, as well as textures 4b 4c. To show you guys just how versatile it is, and if you wanted to try a texture different from your own, it's super easy and girl. We'Re gon na do up dudes a little braided style, and you can rock it just like this. This is a great way to add more volume, maybe even more length, depending on you know what point in your natural hair journey you're at and to everyone that I met at the RPG, show 10-year anniversary meet-and-greet. Thank you so much I'm going to be featuring. Some blog footage at the very and along the subscriber appreciation, and I love featuring you also, no matter what level you're at no matter how your style looks as long as it's inspired by me and you tried your best and you are happy with it. I will feature it so make sure you tag me on your Instagram photos at paint. Valencia underscore. I would love to feature you without further ado. Let'S get into this clip in this tutorial, I'm beginning with the 4b 4c kinky clip in extensions as these most closely resemble the texture of my natural hair and based on the length of the weft. It determines the number of Clips it has proprietor. Installing your extensions, you definitely want to use a conditioning mixture to help detangle the hair, and you may find that the ends of the hair has a little bit of flyaways. So you want to use hair, shears and trim the very ends for a neat finish and if you're interested in a bracelet install. I wanted to show you guys the difference in the foundation of bracelets foundation versus a braided foundation and how it can create different, looks and shapes for you afro. So it's definitely something to consider. I highly recommend the Britta's foundation for a beginner. It'S very easy, but I encourage you all to moisturize your scalp, as well as massage the oil into the scalp and the hair to ensure there's no breakage at the root. It'S super easy to apply these clippings they blend seamlessly. You will use about one bundle for your natural hair. These are incredibly full high density, very highly textured, though this was not my preferred method. I believe I needed to do like a braid out for this look. It still came out gorgeous absolutely full and just fluctuates, but the Afro that I fell in love with with minimal leave out is when I used a braided foundation. So for my braiding pattern I just used about eight to eleven messy braids going straight back. I did have leave out and I started at the very base of my hair line near the nape and I began clipping in the extensions that had three clips and I gradually added the extensions going from three clips to four clips and it's super easy. You do not want to press the combs into the scalp. This should be something where it's just grazing a very surface of your cornrows and I space the weft about one finger width apart, I was packing the hair on. I wanted to use those two bundles to see how full it would look and a trick that I highly recommend is taking the longest whiffed that has five clips and wrapping it very closely around your leave out. This helps to create ease when seamlessly blending your natural hair, and then I just strategically placed the remaining webs to fill in the gaps. You want to make sure that you have even distribution of the clips so that you have even fullness and I'm using the conditioning mixture from before born the clippings. This just helps the hair to just mold better and create a beautiful shape and, as you guys can see, my leave out is not blending. My hair is blown out actually so I'm using that conditioning mixture, which has water, glycerin, sweet almond oil, to help my hair revert and because I want my hair line to be super sleek and I won that parting space to really pop. I'M using a combination of Australian, beeswax and eben New York's 48 hour extra mega hold whatever it is, and I'm just gon na brush that in and take the hair on the very right side and twist it into the clip ends and bobby. Pin it in place. This helps the hair to lay perfectly and stay put wrap your edges for about 15 minutes, and this gave me so much life now, hopefully you can follow me. I created a circle at the center, a crown of my head and I'm going to pin that section down and I'm going to take the clip ends and in an upward orientation. I'M going to wrap the wefts or the base of the wefts around that circle that I just created. You have to be very strategic about how you do this, I'm like parting, my natural hair, in a very messy way, so that I can best disguise the clippings, because you don't want it to look bulky so make sure you're wrapping the clippings as tight as possible. Around the center or the crown of your head, you guys can see. You cannot see the bulkiness. It looks like it's online now, I'm just misting my hair, because I want a very textured look all throughout and so I'm just spraying my hair and then I'm going to work in my little magic conditioner you guys, if you want to know about this I'll link, It in the description box so definitely check that out and next I'm going to be applying the Australian, beeswax and the ebon New York 48-hour edge control, I'm just brushing the hair and it's gon na create a nice textured look and then I'm taking this extra-long scrunchie And pulling the ends of the hair through the scrunchie and bringing it downward, and then I'm gon na slowly push it up to create an extreme puff, and you just want to secure that in place where it fits comfortably and there's no bulkiness. And unfortunately, I had to go back and take out a clipping because it didn't look realistic, but once I remove that extension everything flowed beautifully. I used bobby pins to kind of pin the hair in place and to give my frohawk some height, you guys know. I love a really good height, so that's a major tip and shaping this with your hands and water is key. I just twisted the front to give it shape and a trim it as well, because you guys know I love everything till I come to the center of my face for symmetry purposes, and I just wrapped my edges. This is my gorgeous up dude that I cannot get over next, I'm using the 3 B, 3 C curly clip-ins - and these are not similar to my texture. However, I wanted a nice way to blend them, so I thought braids would be absolutely perfect. I parted my hair in half it's uneven. You guys know I struggled apart. I wanted to try the Fulani inspired braids, so I just kind of freestyled this I added in braiding hair, very strategically for the first three braids that you guys see me complete. It'S not too much for the smaller braids. I really wanted it to be kind of a gradual build on the volume of the braid, but once I got to the center I gel down the hair closest to the parting space. So it looks incredibly neat combed it to distribute the gel and the beeswax, and then I begin braiding my natural hair and then, as I move further back, I'm going to slowly integrate braiding hair along with gold rayon thread. I don't know why I did this. I'M definitely gon na try to do something like this and build on this concept with integrating the thread into the braid, because it's gorgeous, I love that peak and pop of color that it adds. But again I didn't want to do anything that was too intricate braiding. My hair is already quite the task, so this is a little bit more advanced, especially when you're braiding towards the front look at the way my hands - oh my god, my hands look so uncomfortable, but I'm happy. I was able to get this done. I don't know how people do this. This is incredible. Now, I'm just going to add some leave-in conditioner to the back of my head. I'M not gon na braid this! You know this is definitely a huge cheat if you just want to get this over and done with after you put in all the work in the front, so I'm braiding the hair down at the ends. I'M gon na lift up that braid and pin it in place, I'm going to use about two bobby pins and then braid the braids from the top and just tuck them in the back literally. This is shortcut nation. Adding the clip ins at this point is super easy. You may think all you have that big bulge in the back of your head. You can barely see it once you add in these clippings if you want to lightly finger to tangle the hair to add volume. It'S super easy to disguise that bump and you just keep adding your clippings. I bulk this up. I use about one and a half bundles of the 3b 3c curly extensions, all the way to the very top, and then I created this very small braid, and I wanted to use this to disguise the webs and to make it appear as if all of the Braids are meeting at one central location, so it looks very uniform and kind of seamless. You just want to pin this within the web, so it can't be seen on the outsides when the hair lays or when the wind blows girl. I got you, but this style is gorgeous. I love all of these fun styles that I created. I hope you guys got some inspiration. I wanted to give you guys a bit of log footage from the RPG show ten year anniversary is the data collection, which is called the smart. This unit is the practice unit with the long long lightweight, my god. She don't. You have my eyes right now. Okay come say, you know, break it easy, Anthony, I'm going to do a little bit of subscriber appreciation. I hope you guys enjoy this little segment tag me in your Instagram photos. If you want to be featured at pinkville and see agha underscore, I would love to feature you guys. Thank you so much for your support. I should have subscribe. Give this video a thumbs up check out my first wig calm, because they are still laying comment below which style would you like to try, and I will see you in my next video