How To Make Your Own Yaki Clip-In Hair Extensions

Hi guys welcome to House of hey okay. If everyone is safe and well, if you're new to this channel, then don't forget to hit the subscribe button and the notification valve that you can be notified anytime. I post new content, as you can see guys. I am without hair extensions, so I've been rocking a week now for a well for about a week and a half, and - and I decided that I was going to order some clips. If you want to see how I turned, these have essentially even seen a full set of pins so to complete these hair extensions. All these clip in hair extensions, I'm gon na need all of the bundles of hair, which is about 180 grams. I'M gon na need needle and thread the needle that I had was actually a little bit too big. I'M gon na need all of my clips and some small scissors so that I can cut the thread. So I'm not entirely sure why. But on the left-hand side of the clips, there's this little barrier thing on the first circle. On the right hand, side is not there, so I had to use the middle hole on every clip. Every time I was sewing in, I had to use the middle hole, not the top one, but it still works fine, so because I only put a few clips per each track like three or four Clips. I actually done very wide stitching just in between, because this has got three tracks of hair on it. I didn't want there to be kind of any gape in or for it to kind of have any gaps when I'm trying to brush through it. So I stitched down the hole of the track, but just very wide stitch in, and then I put my clips in so I just wanted to show you guys this again so because it's three tracks - and I don't want any of them slipping or falling apart. I have put the needle through all three tracks and then I'm stitching it into the clip. So I'd done that around three times for each clip. So I stitched the left side of the clip when I stitch just above it just the tracks on his own and no clip, and then I stick to the right side of the clip to the weft. I'Ve done five clips in total or five rows in total. So there's a very small one which is going to go right at the nape on my neck. Then there's two of this long really long ones like this and then I had another long road, but I cut it in half and I made two kind of medium sized one. So I'm just going to use it at home opened up both of my clips. I'M gon na push the comb of the clip in and then push it shut, pull it over to the other side, not too tight. I'M gon na pull it over lock the comb into my hair and then push it show. Okay. So, just quickly before my children come in and make a whole lot of noise, so the systems are all in as I'm in a middle part, and I've done them in a sidebar initially, when you put them in, they can feel a little bit tight, but because I'Ve curled them and played around with them a little bit. They'Ve actually loosened out quite a lot in the description too, but having it in it made me consider bioship reintroduce our tipping range again because actually convenient. It was so easy for me and they're just really easy to put in and they build you're in my head, like really really secure, so that is my own homemade for dinner, set of hair extensions. If you guys like this video, then please don't forget to hit the like button. If you're not really subscribed to the house of hair channel then hit the subscribe button and the notification about that, you can be notified anytime that we close to new content. Thank you guys for watching stay well and safe.