How To Blend Clip In Hair Extensions

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, so today I am showing you how to clip in hair extensions clip in hair extensions. Of course, my hair extensions are from Bellamy, hair extensions, but look at link in the description box down below. I also cut and color. These extensions, they were blond because I used to have a lot more blonde in my hair and then I didn't wear them for a while, because I had permanent extensions and that I really wanted to go back to clip in. So I actually have an entire video on how to cut and color your extensions, which I did myself for these, and they turned out really well I'll link that video also for you guys down below fYI. I super fine and thin hair. This method will work for any hair type, but definitely on the way that I do. It suits my hair type for very fine and thin hair. So hopefully this helps those of you who have finance in hair 3 to my channel. I'M Julia welcome, I'm so happy! You stopped by don't forget to subscribe before you leave or you can hit that little bell down below, so you get notified for future uploads. Don'T forget to give this video a thumbs up. If you found it helpful, I really appreciate it. You are going to need a clip and a comb of some sort and then your hair extensions - and I was pretty much it so, let's just hop straight into the video, so my hair is dry clean. I put in some dry shampoo and umm. I watched it yesterday and my hair is super fine and thin, so it gets a little bit Whaley. So I already put in a little bit of dry shampoo just to help the oil and everything I would kind of just ran a little bit of an iron through it just to get it kind of flat, as my extensions are straight brush through all your hair. This kind of differ, depending on how thick your hair is and how thin your hair is. So I like to place mine, because my hair is so thin, I like to place them really low towards my neck, because I don't have the thickness and the fullness. On top to really cover and disguise the extensions now, if you have thicker hair, you can probably place a few wets like all the way up here, but I'm going to keep them really low. I'M just doing it mostly for length and fullness on the bottom, because I don't want the the tracks to ever show through and I like they can, because my hair so fine, so I'm going to keep them really low. Okay. So here I have four tracks. I have one three clips track on side: two three clip tracks, so these ones are a little bit they're, not as wide they're a little bit thinner. So I'm going to start with those ones first at the bottom of my neck, and then I have one more. That is three clips, but it is a little bit wider. So I'll put that a little bit higher and then I have one that is four clips and it's really really wide. So I'm going to leave that at the top and kind of spread it across my head evenly. I go right at the bottom of my ears and I take my index fingers like this and I just comb straight across now. A might have me perfect, but that's fine. I think that's about where I like it. I might do it a little bit higher just cuz, I don't know if the width will fit my three clips, so I'm going to go right here. Okay, that feels pretty good, so I'm going to twist it up and what I'm going to do and you prejudge have to do this, no matter what kind of hair you have, unless you have really curly texturized hair you're going to want to tease the roots so That the clips have something to grab onto if they don't have anything around on to they're, just going to probably slide off and you're, not going to feel like they're very secure. So I'm going to take my calm and just tease at the roof, just a little bit you'll see something for it to grab onto and then I'm going to take my first three clips West, I'm just going to brush the really X it's kind of hard to Get the roots once it's in perfect unclip, all the clips and then I'm going to pop in the first one on the right side, xx and now I feel like it doesn't really. It needs a little bit more teasing. So it's sliding off. So I'm going to go back in okay step, clip it side, one Center and one on the edge okay. Now what I like to do is if I feel like there's room there. I just like to go in with the second small West, which is the three clips and just place it right on top of that one. If there's room in between, I feel like there is, I just do it off of feel, and it's totally up to you how you want to do it, but again, I'm trying to keep mine really low, because I don't want them to get very high, because I Have such thin hair this will show through so it's totally dependent on your hair type. I'M going to take the second one go down well, and it's been perfect. Okay, so we're going to turn back around, take the rest of our hair down and the next two. Now I only put in four because my hair is so fine and since basically doing this in, like a horseshoe shape, almost that's the best thing I can describe it because I don't want them high in the back, but for these ones I do want them to Come up a little bit further on the side, just so that I can make sure it looks like I am even hair up towards the front. That makes sense. So I'm going to start this one actually a little again inch above my ear and I'm going to go straight back just like an inch or two and then what I do is I dip down in a horseshoe shape. So you can see it's like straight and it dips, so I'm just going to tease on the sides here, because that's where it's good, the clips are going to need to grab, but for the back I feel like the rest of the West can kind of rest On top of this other extensions, so I don't need to really tease that hair, but you totally can, if you really feel like you need the security, but I have pretty science in hair and I feel like this is plenty so, ok, perfect. So I have just the sides teased and I'm going to take the next two wets and I'm going to start one pretty close towards the front of my temple and it'll probably hit about halfway to the back of my head and then I'm going to take the Other one and put it on that side and it'll cover you know most of it, but I feel like that, makes it pretty even going to put the clip up front and I'm tilting it down perfect, and then it ended about yeah in the center of my Head so now I'm going to go in with the next one and do it that way thanks and then just take the rest of your hair down see this is perfect, because then you have a little bit of extension, hair up front because you don't want to Be all of the extensions just in the back. You know you want them to come up towards the front, but I know if you have fine thin hair, it's a little nerve-wracking to put extensions like to appear like I don't have a lot of fullness. So I get nervous about it. I just make sure that they're evenly dispersed like throughout the head and that it's not just all placed in the back, so you just have like the hair and the mask want to be kind of all over. I hope this was helpful for you guys if you have any questions about cooking. In extension, please leave it in the comments down below. I have more extensions. For so many years I've tried the bondage extensions, the beaded extension to tape ins, the keratin wands. I'Ve tried literally all of them, and I have the finest most delicate thin hair, just decided that my hair really can't handle it, and I would just prefer to clippings, because I think it's much gentler on the hair and especially if you have fine hair and thin Hair, I think it's just a really good solution. You can take them in and out. I know they're not permanent, but in the long run the permanent ones end up just being a little bit too damaging on the hair. These are very gentle, and you know you only wear them for a couple hours at a time, so they don't do that much harm on your hair, so they're great anyways. I hope you guys enjoyed this. Don'T forget to even a thumbs up if you thought it was helpful and I'll see you in the next video bye.