How I Style My Fine Hair | Adding Clip-In Extensions For Thickness
- Posted on 25 March, 2019
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Hello, my lovelies is Misha, so you've been asking me to do a video, how I style my hair - and I probably done quite a few of those over the years, but I probably had still my short bob. I also wanted to show you how I make my sides look thicker with the use of clipping extensions you're, going to regret this because, honestly, the struggle is real and this takes me ages. So, if you know into it, please don't leave me comments. Oh my god. This takes ages, I know, that's why I hate doing it, and I probably do this just once a week, if I just wash my hair and I'm not filming or don't have anywhere special to go, I just blow dry, my hair put it up and often you'll See me wearing a wig, that's why I wear wigs, because if I had to do this every day, I would be in a mental hospital and my hair order falling out. I'Ve got very fine, thin hair. I'Ve got quite a lot of it, especially at the back. My sides are very, very thin. My hair also is in need of highlights. My roots are quite big, so anyway, I have washed my hair, and I used so many different shampoos. I'M not so bothered about shampoos and conditioners is more of the styling stuff. I think today I've used Herbal Essences ignite, my color, shampoo and conditioner. This is like my favorite one. It'S cheap and cheerful smells gorgeous, and I really like how my hair feels after I've washed it in that, and I try lots of high-end shampoos, but I always go back to this one. Okay, so I've washed my hair, I've done my makeup. Well, my hair was in a towel, so the first thing I do is I take like a while wide toothcomb. This is from academia, but any white tooth comb gently brush my hair through okay, oh I smell so gorgeous. So the first thing I do is use of a beta damage remedy daily Hair Repair, but this is nice and thin. So it's like a live-in conditioner, and I put this dress in my ends. This protects you from heat as well. Okay. The next thing I do is put the evader thickening tonic now, with with all hair styling product. You know less is more especially if you have fine hair, don't saturated with styling products, because it can wear your hair down, but this is especially for fine hair. So I just lift my hair and just spray it like that, like this, this supposed to make your hair swell therefore make it look more thick. Then I use the evader volumizing tonic and this is more for my roots, so to add volume, because my hair is so fine. I my hair gets really flat. I have - and I like I like my hair - quite big at the top, because I've got quite round face, so the volume is very important for me. So with this I concentrate more on the crown of my head and just add the root, and now I will bra blow-dry my hair Telly's almost dry, because I don't want to keep styling very wet hair because that's very long time with heat on my hair, I've Got the Dyson hair dryer, I use it on a very low heat, just a lot of blowing, so my hair dries quite quickly. Also, I will concentrate most of the heat on my roads. I show you what I do here at the top to get a bit more volume. I don't put as much heat on my ends, while I'm just roughly draw it dry in my hair. So, as you saw, I use my hand as a comb and I grab my hair and lift it like this and then dried the roads just to get the list. So I'm going to go off and dry my head to the point that I'm ready to style. It okay now I am ready to start styling, my hair, so I will section it well. I do I section off like a rectangle like a rectangle at the front of my hair, because you will see later how I styled this front because obviously this hair is the mouse fragile, fragile. So just like this and I'm going to pin it up sorry about the lights, but I can't help it the way that is crazy. The Sun is going in and out. I know I say all the time, but unfortunately this is their reality. So I'm going to leave this bit right at the end and then I'm just with my fingers sectioning my hair into few sections, probably three or four, the smaller the sections, the quicker you know they dry. I just use any of these clips. Okay, I normally style my hair with a round brush and a hair dryer all for speed. I absolutely love the bubble is big hair. This is so old. I probably need a new one. This is a hair dryer and the round brush in one he spins both ways. So it's very quick. I'Ve done a review long a long time ago of this. The only problem with this is because it's got only two heat controls and if your hair is quite damaged, you know the heat is very close. It'S coming out of here, so it gives you a lovely finish, but I I will use it like on a back of my hair when my hair is stronger, but I don't use it at the front. So can you see gives you really nice smooth finish? Gives you volume? I know there is a new and they've just come out from Babel s, it's a big head, but it doesn't spin and I don't think I would like that because then you still have to do all the work, whereas this is doing all the work for you. Yes, so this is very quick but make sure that your hair is like 90 95 percent dry. So you don't have to use this heat for too long, but, as you can see, gives you lovely smooth finish gives you body as well. So it's a very handy tool to have okay next section now this in u.s. - you have the version of this, but I think bubble is in u.s. is called corners. So I will leave you link to the same tool, but I think it's called corner okay. So if I was going for speed, I carry on with this, but because I'm getting here to my side, I'm going to use now the brush and a hair dryer, because just because I can control the temperature more and how how close the air flow is. To my hair, so I'm going to use the brush and the hairdryer my roots are horrendous. Also when I had freshly done loads, I get so much more volume because obviously bleach dries out your hair a bit and gives you and swells your hair as well. So it gives you a bit more volume, the more the longer my road, the less volume I get, and I'm not so bothered here about this being really smooth, because I will be using a straightener as well - and I know all this is unnecessary. But unfortunately, if I want my hair to look certain way, this is what I have to do. So this was my last section because, like I said, I'm leaving the top, can you hear that that is my front door? Knock is so windy. It'S like a hurricane out there. I will show you later what I do with this. So let me just finish off this and I will come back okay, so this is all done now now we're going to take care of this, and this is where I want the most volume ready. So first I'm going to blast it with air. So it's almost almost dry, like 99 % dry okay, you are going to laugh and it's not funny really, but now we're going to use velcro rollers - and I do this for the volume and also I don't need to now sit there and constantly apply heat on It because, like I said you know this, this hair here is very fine, so I take the velcro rollers. I probably will start when. So this is the section that I've put forward. I probably will put one here as well. Well, you don't know. Also is why I need so much volume. Is I've got very flat head? Yes, there is such thing. If I shaved my head, I mean look, I don't have that lovely bump and I think people don't realize that that's very important. If you have a nice, you know nicely shaped head with this bump. You probably don't need to do all this, because your hair already sits high. I have a very flat head and I have a hole. I'Ve got a indentation like this in my head here, and this is something to do and then well. It was little and my you know my soft spot didn't want to fuse so yeah. So that's another reason, I'm doing it. So now I'm taking sections about that big, I'm going to spray on my rode, the Sebastian Avila spray, which I use as setting spray. You will just you know, make the roots a bit sitting higher. I use these little clips to secure my rollers. Please don't ask me how big my rollers are. I will just tell you the longer you're here, the probably bigger law rollers you need and also depends. If you're doing it for the smaller, the Rolla DeMarco, the bigger the roller, you just get the volume so spray this just at the road, so I do probably three three or four going back and then the front one. My fringe will go forward now. I also want some volume here, so I'm going to put one here, and can you see how I over direct ahead? I put it right up because that's what is gon na give you volume, you don't want to roll it down, because that will make your road flat so and then I do a bit bigger ones had these thrown the very thin ends, because I definitely don't want To put the brush and heat on it for too long, ah, and that's not even the end of it so now, you've got two options: if you've got time, you walk around for an hour like this Tilly old rice or you just blast it with hot air. Just don't put the heat too close to your head. That'S the whole point of using velcro rollers, so you don't use too much heat okay. So I blasted my hair with warm air and then I just walked around and I'm ready to take these out so make sure they are cool completely cool. Can you see how much volume that gives you look at the top? Can you say that's what we like? Okay, so now I would do one of two things. I'Ve already shown you this method that I found of ours. Forget her name, harmonize beauty. I don't know her name. She does all her videos. I got the Aveda product because of her, and I've also used her technique for getting lasting volume. The only thing is, if you did that, all the time it is quite damaging. I will link it here that video that I did, if you do it every day, you know back home in heating it straightening there. That'S how I damage my hair. Basically, so I only do that on special occasions. Normally I would just lightly backcomb this top straighten. My ends, and that would be done so what I'm going to do now? I'M gon na go off and do this technique because it takes a bit of time. Like I said, if you want to see, I've got a separate video on that and I will link it here and then I will come back and show you what I do with the extension you okay, so I did my straightening I'm waiting for it to cool Down a bit and then I will just mess it up with my fingers, but let me tell talk to you now about the extension. Still, as you can see, my hair is much longer here than these front bits. To be honest, they have grown a lot since I had a cut and my hair grows really fast. I'Ve got no problem with that, but I have to keep trimming it because he gets because he's so fine. He gets very damaged at the ends. So I don't have much hair here at the front and obviously is much shorter, so I've started using my irresistible me clip in extensions, so just here to add myself a bit of thickness and volume, so the ones that I use are these ones. These are the new. You know, I think they call invisible because, as you can see, they're weft is on like this really thin silicon band, which lies very flat to your heads and you're, not supposed to see it as opposed to the old ones where the hair is sewn into it. But, to be honest, I prefer, I think, these ones, because I had to order the lightest blonde color and the blond ones come with that light. Beige e tape, if you're the dark ones, you will have a black dark tape and if you have dark hair than you find, but these seem to sometimes show. I just remind you that I've bought low lights in it, and I toned it with a blue shampoo. Myself to match my own hair, so you can't get the color like this, so you know you can always get these extensions. Take them to your Hydra. So if you can't do it yourself to match it to your own hair, because this is real hair, whereas with this you see, I've done the same thing: I've put low lights and I've, given it a bit of a root, and that never shows they come that Long but obviously what I did I touch them and then I cut them too much my hair, it's not a very good haircut, but who cares so I yours so see was that long I've clipped it on and then I cut it to match my hair length. So what I am using, I'm using the two clip weft on each side, and sometimes that is enough, but sometimes I've got the one clip weft and I might put it like here at the front. It depends. So let me just use you jab this bit. I will smother later because God knows what that looks like in the back. I will have to do the back later to go to another mirror, but look at that volume and yes, I can go off like this, but if I want my hair to look more lashes and thick, I will use these. Why also did I put here with the permanent marker that this is my left one, and this is my right one. So I remember and what I do, because you know when my high growth, I have to clip it in lower and lower, so I will put it to my hair like this and see roughly where he needs to go and that's when I will clip it in. I mean I've got like look no hair here, so even to clip clip this design, it's a nightmare. Okay, can you see the difference, and I can also because, like this is a bit short but the problem I have with this tape. That'S why I think I need to do these ones for for the front, because I've got so little hair here then, when I clip it here, sometimes you can see it, but let's try it see, you can see it, but that's where the back combing and hairspray Comes in okay, can you see the difference? So that's when, whenever you see me when I've just done my hair - and he looks so far - and you ask me what Wiggum wearing it's my hair with these extensions, so now I'm going to do this side. Let'S check where I need to put it about here and on this side I don't usually put the single one I could, but I've got like less hair here anyway, because I have my parting on this side. But if I wanted to, I can stick the this one here now gently brush over this one is actually too short. I didn't cut. It very well looks like layers, though, doesn't it so I will smooth that over. Obviously, I will have to do my back later because I don't have here another mirror to look and I would spray it with the hairspray, not this one, but I didn't bring the other one here. I spray with something stronger and that's how I do my hair. Do you regret it now? I'Ve told you it's going to be painful and it's not a joke. It'S a real real struggle. So, but, like I said I don't do this every single day. I do it when I want to look extra, you know, so it does. Take a lot of work: you don't have to do it, but you've been asking me to show you how I do make my hair. So sorry if this was very long, but that's what I do. Thank you so much for watching and stay fabulous. Bye.
Comments
Simply Impish: Thanks for keeping it real girl, the majority of us don’t wake up looking great so we don’t have to be so hard on ourselves. You look great in any hair style
MaryEllen After 60: This was not painful at all, Nisha. In fact I found it very interesting. You made me realize how lazy I am doing my hair, and have always been so. I need to take more time!! Your hair looked great with, and without the extensions. The rotating drying brush looks very promising. I need to check into it. Blessings, and love, beautiful...MaryEllen
Caroline Chamberlain: Nisha, this was great! I learned a few new ways to get volume in my thin hair! Thanks for taking the time to show us!!! I may even try extensions now!
Lisa Pointer: YAYYYY! Thanks you so much! I was one requesting this video so I truly appreciate your time & effort for doing this for me & all your followers. I love how your hair looked either way (with or without extensions). Once again, thank you, Big Hugs xx
Veronica Dove: You're hair looks amazing! Thank you for the extension idea. My hair is very thin as well and this could be an option for me!
Kim Gurley: The pain is real!! If I want the big, beautiful hair with volume, then I have to commit a full hour to it! But.... you look amazing when it's all done!!
Darla1940: I 200% appreciate and feel your pain. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate you being real and sharing what it takes to get volume into fine, thin hair. I, too, have a flat head-not the nice round crown, and I have a cowlick right there in the crown, so I’m always aiming to hide the hole. LOL. I use Velcro rollers too! I will have to brave up and try extensions though, as my sides are thin as well. Just thank you so much for being transparent and real. God bless you!
Hayley Roberts: Your hair looks fabulous Nisha, you are incredibly talented and resourceful. I find it incredible that you just make everything work, you have a way of pulling everything together. My hair has thinned since entering peri menopause and it’s no joke!! xx
Monika's Beauty & Lifestyle: I can so relate. My hair is just like yours, thin and a flat head! The extensions make a huge difference!
Kit Grajeda: Thank you for sharing with those of us struggling with some of the same issues. I love your videos, hair styling, hair extensions, make-up for hooded eyes. It’s hard to find people that can help, and seems much easier for them to say ‘oh you look beautiful’, but in reality we feel terrible. I always feel better after watching your videos, you are honest and sincere abt the issues you deal with, which helps us realize you really reach out to try to help others! Thank you!
Ada Griffis: Flat head girls unite! I too have a flat head in the back. Thank you for letting me know I am not alone. It is a struggle for volume! Love you!!
Sunshine Girl: Hi Nisha, I am at that point in life where I have no patience for my hair. So now I am so happy to put on a topper and fix a little of my own hair into it and I feel good with so little effort.
Connie Smith-Fries: Thank you for doing this video, it was not painful at all! There’s a great deal of us women out here that have the fine, thin/thinning hair and who are looking for tips, tricks, or ideas of what we can do to make our hair look better. I never realized that I also have a flat spot on the back of my head...no wonder I have such a hard time getting that nice rounded hair bump there oy!! I look forward to all your videos!!
Jenifer Jenkins: Oh I just love living in this day and age where there are so many things available for us ladies to be able to play with our appearance . I swear I used to have straight hair when I was younger! Now I literally have ringlets in the back of my head when I let it dry naturally. Ugh! And like you, I have to spend WAY too much time fixing my hair if I want to look presentable. In addition, now that I'm older, my beauty routine has gotten infinitely LONGER! Lol! I would look like a crazy lady if it weren't for hair straighteners and make-up! Great video as usual!
Gigi9909: OMG--you gave us so many good tips and a thorough demonstration! I can't wait to institute your tips into my special occasion routine. I will try the Velcro rollers again. Thank you so much for all the details. Excellent job! ✨✨✨✨
Anne P Conley: Lovely! Thank you for this tutorial.
Liz Lyons: Her name is Harmony Beus -- love her. I do this exact process too, except my hair is shoulder length and it wrinkles up easily, as I have naturally curly hair. I have been using, every so often, some European Remy extensions that I got years ago and they do help. Mine are sewn at the top and have remained perfect, so I like that system and they are totally invisible. It is all a chore and I only do it when I am going somewhere I care about. I should probably use hair spray. I use your two Aveda products and I got those from Harmony. Your final style looks excellent and so it is worthy the trouble. xo
Marie Joy: Great tutorial Nisha, picked up a few handy tips!! I too have very fine hair, you look gorgeous, thank you
Crystal: I love that look. It seems like a long process but its worth it! I have fine and thin hair so I don't know if this would work for me but I will give it a try. Thank you
Peg B: Excellent hairstyle how-to! Lots of good tips here I'm going to start doing with my hair!
Kati: Wow! The end result is BEAUTIFUL! Totally worth all the work! :)
Terri Allen: I feel your pain!! I have fine hair too but I am too lazy to spend so much time on it. So, I just go a little shorter which makes it appear fuller and is easier to manage. Thanks for showing us girls how you do this!
Mo: A great tip is to use dry shampoo right away after you’ve washed & dried your hair the very first day, it works wonders ☺️
mary allen: Oh, Nisha, I feel your pain! I have had straight, fine, thin hair all my life... It has been a “uphill battle” all the way!! I have finally surrendered and have cut my hair in a short pixie cut (so as nit to scare people if they, God forbid, see me without) and, wear wigs! I have so much fun with them! They are the “hair” I have always dreamed of having myself! And, Editor’s Pick is one of my favorites! You always look fabulous no matter what hairdo you are wearing your own or your wigs. Life is short spend less time on your hair is my mantra!! Haha! Enjoy! Love & Hugs, Mary
rowena muller: Wow! Your hair looks fabulous when you have finished styling it! Thank you for doing this video. Post menopause my hair is even finer than it used to be and I suffer with fly aways and some frizz, pre menopause non of this existed!. I struggle to get volume and also smooth hair so thanks again!
Irina CANADA Boix Vancouver: I have EXACTLY the same problem - both with thin hair and flat head. My mom told me there was an accident when I was a baby. May be that is the reason why my head has this form. I am struggling all my 52 years with my hair. Watching your videos I slowly come up with the idea of wearing the wig. Sometimes I give up to go outside only because of HOW I don't like my hair. Trying to buy wig in Canada - not much choices we have here in Vancouver.
sdraper2011: I have fine hair, too, this was really helpful, thank you! <3
rxstrmom: The struggle is real Nisha !!! You don't give yourself enough credit for your beautiful hair - with or without extensions. Sometimes I can take forever - sometimes it's almost too easy LOL...love ya. xoxo patti
Susan’s Vintage Life Beauty and More: Hi Nisha, it took time but, it looks fabulous. I have the same areas that are thin. Thanks for sharing this video! Going to give it a go! Love and hugs, Susan
Sara Hoffman: I do my hair the same way!! Yes...., such a painfully long process but I don’t do mine everyday like that either. It would drive me MAD! Glad we’re in the same thin hair boat together.
caroline john: Stroll on Nisha, no one could say you don't suffer for your art lol. you look gorgeous so it's well worth it. I'm goings to order some Velcro rollers right now, I love big hair . Thanks for all the effort you put in to your videos . Xx
Jackie Sue: I really want the clip ins now!! Your hair always looks amazing!
Debbi Schafrath: My hair struggle is real also!!!!! Thank you for your patience to share your struggle to help us:) You have a kind heart:)
Stacie Stone: I do my hair the same way and I learned from Harmony as well! I really like using a Halo type of extensions. You never have to worry about a clip showing.
Erin W: I LOVE everything about this video! It shows your sparkling, no-BS, 100% honesty personality. I also love your attitude - it's not about keeping up with anyone or looking better than anyone. It's about knowing and accepting yourself as is and doing what you want and can afford to do to maintain your vision of how you look most beautiful. Thank you for this excellent role modeling for women of any age!
Paula Hutchins: Loved that !! I pretty much do my hair the same. A brown permanent marker might work on those strips xx
Debi Varelis: Hi I’m into hair videos lately, my hair is very much like yours! Very fine and thin on the sides, thicker on the back and bottom. I noticed when your hair was wet you had a bit of a wave. About 6 months ago I started on the curly hair method ( modified, I still diffuse on low heat). My hairdresser said that my hair was really wavy when wet, my hair is totally different, full and healthy. Took me awhile to get here but I trying! Diva Curl is working on my fine hair.
angela gregory: I found that quite relaxing actually. I do my hair in the same way, minus extension's. You can be very funny !!!! Thank you.
Diane VDT: I don't regret watching at all!! I go through about the same thing, complete with extensions! Exhausting. Thank you for sharing:))) Diane
Sharon Heffren: I do understand the struggle with very fine hair very well. My hair is a good thickness but VERY soft & fine! I have spent many hours and tons of money using so many styling products and tools over the years! As I've gotten older (in my 60's now), I can not be bothered doing this on a regular basis, so I just keep my hair short … in a pixie now. I do focus the volume at my crown, but I no longer torture my hair with so many products and heated tools. I sympathize with you for what you go through with your hair … been there!
DebbiAnn2: This was great! Your hair is always beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Fiona Frazer: Yep - I'm a flat head too! Which is why I keep my hair short, as its easier to get lift! Understand the struggle, and always use velcro rollers in the crown! We do have Babyliss here in the US - Conair is a much less expensive brand (although very good!).
G. R.: Bardzo dziękuję za super informację, super video ♡
Jami Malone: Love it! Thank you! Looks like I'll be getting a few extensions.
PR Anderson: You are amazing! I too have a flat back head and Velcro rollers are my number 1 tool to help with volume for my fine hair. When you said that about not knowing how important a nice curved head is to a style, it was complete validation for me...keep making videos, I love them
Lady James: Glad to know I am not the only one that goes thru this. When I was on a weekly tv show I had to go thru this every day (small show with no budget lol). It killed my hair and took me hours. Bring on the wigs!
Lynn Rose: This was an interesting process. Your hair looks great :).
Catherine Triplett: That was great! Thanks so much you look gorgeous!
Claire Barnwell: You do such a lovely job! I gave up and went to wigs...mine is so fine and thin that no amount of effort helps. YOU have been so helpful with wig information!
CapturedAngel13: I'm always fascinated by how other people do their hair. My hair is similar to yours in that it is baby-fine, but mine is a bit thinner and definitely more curly. I loved watching you use the velcro rollers--I still have mine from back in the 1980's! I haven't used them in years! I might have to pull them out and try them again! I wear wigs also because not only does it save time when you have hair like ours, but you don't have to worry about having a bad hair day!
Tallis In Wonderland: Nisha, if you enjoy doing it and you like how it looks then it’s never unnecessary
Jo Hemsley: As always another great video with lots of useful tips, thanks Nishax
Pistol Annie: I love how you do your hair! I use velcro rollers also on occasion. I also learned alot from Harmonize Beauty. Shes great. My hair is just like yours my sides are thin. Great idea to just put a few clip ins on the sides!
Karen T: I have the same flatness in back which causes a lot of back combing and I agree that Velcro rollers are a God send. My hair is long so I frequently wash condition and let it dry naturally to let the natural curves give me a little volume. Your hair process makes you beautiful so it's worth it and really, it's about what makes you feel good, Miss Adorable, who did not get dropped on her head.....
Michelle Eaton: Yes, the struggle is real. My hair is much more fine and thin than yours. What I go through every morning getting ready for work, and finding the best, affordable shampoos, conditioners and hair spray, can be a nightmare. Thank you so much for sharing this.
Cherie Davidson: I enjoyed this video, sorry you struggle, but the end result is very pretty. Makes me feel better that I'm not alone in the process of drying/styling my hair! Talk about a chore. ;) Thank you for sharing.
puffy puff: I admire you for doing this, so time consuming ! Looks fab though.
Christine: Enjoyed that Nisha Sat in bed watching you work lol Totally relate to the flat head too Great look xx And you are just soooo entertaining Love your no nonsense approach to everything Have a great week hun xxxx
Clara: Thanks Nisha I really appreciate this video don't worry about it being long we love long videos from you. The longer the better
Barbs T.: Great video!!! No pain at all! It’s like talking with a girlfriend on how they do their hair.
Connie: great tips !! Love your tutorials :)
MB D: Nisha, my hair is exactly like yours: a lot of very fine strands. I always complained about it, until recently it fell out due to medical issues. I now have new growth that resembles cotton wool. It is so light and short that it stands straight up, so it looks thick, although there's very little hair. It is finally 'trouble free', although I'm hoping it might grow. I love your end result - it's worth it, Nisha, it looks wonderful. Great video, thank you.
carole prisk: That is a pretty extensive process you go through. It does look lovely when you are done. If you stopped coloring your hair would it be thicker? The blonde really suits you, so maybe stopping isn't an option. I color mine also and get highlights too. My hair is very thick, but the over processing dries my scalp out and makes my head itchy and flakey.
Liz Walker: Your hair looks fabulous..well worth the extra time
debby katsanes: You look marvelous and the finished look with you hair extensions looks superb! Love watching your videos! Keep them coming!
Jan Courtney: I’m hearing you with EVERYTHING you have to do. When I had straight hair I had to do exactly the same as you. I can relate to everything you are doing. It is so frustrating......
Karens Kreative Korner: So, to me, thickening spray and volumizing spray sound like the same thing. What is the difference and how did you decide where to use it? Thank you! ❤
Tracey Thompson: Lol!! Nisha the struggle is so real this is exactly what I do I even have the babyliss styler have had it years and oh when my roots need doing trying to get volume is a nightmare so i empathise! my un highlighted hair is limp and lank and without my rollers it would look like a pancake. I wash my hair in the evening sleep with the rollers in the top (sleep rollers ) then do all the straightening and boofing up the next day that way the rollers are in for hours and saves a lot of time the next day my hair is thinner at the front i would love to have a few wefts but never get round to it , thankyou for taking so much time to do this. Sometimes I wish I was my husband he has the same hair style as your hubby Paul well I know it’s not a style more of a very close shave they have it so easy ❤️
Linda James: Thank you Sweet Nisha, For showing us how you get this look❤️ Whew❗️ It is a lot of work,....But it looks So Pretty on you❤️ I finally had to break down and buy a hair topper at age sixty two. I only use it on special occasions . I’m thinning at the bang area and so I needed some help, but I do like how it makes my hair look thicker Thank you for sharing your tips on hair and makeup, I’m a long time subscriber and enjoy your content. Have a fabulous week Texas Lady hug’s
AlwaysALamb: The effort pays off tho! You look beautiful!!
Sue Cone: That is a lot of work but it does look great! I am blessed with a lot of hair and I do appreciate every strand. I took a radio active pill and a lot of my hair fell out, but it did come back so I am very grateful for my great hair! I wash my hair about every 4 days but I won’t complain about how long it takes me to fix it after watching this! You do look great and at least you know what to do to make your hair look great! Thanks
Stephanie RN: Sorry you hate doing this but I love it I’m so glad you’ve done this I have fine thin hair I’ve had clip ins for over a year used maybe five times I needed to watch this
Sue Kennard-Fanning: Oh Nisha, you're so funny! I laughed so much and spat my coffee everywhere! You're a tonic! Thank you so much! xx
Patty Carosi: Very Pretty Nisha. I would never get them in right. You always look so beautiful! I love your reviews so much. Have a great week. Stay Fabulous!!❤
cindy j. Timelesstreasures77: So glad to know I am not the only one with a flat head in the back! LOL! My hair is thin but I have a lot of it but I struggle to get volume too. I have been keeping it a little shorter than yours with some layers which seems to give me more volume. Love watching you, Nisha, you are just so cute!!!
Diane Johanson: Your hair is about twice as thick as mine is and mine is fine too. Imagine how hard it is to style mine. One tip, and yes I used to be a professional hairdresser, using a flat iron to straighten your hair flattens out the hair cuticle making your hair look even thinner. Just saying!
In The Journey: I wonder if you can use an artist’s permanent marker (like a Copic) in a brown and simply color a root onto the extensions. Also I really think the Joan River’s Great Hair Day scalp concealer would give you volume and you would be able to cut out some of your routine, minimizing damage to your hair. I enjoy your videos!
Sandra G. McAlister: Love your hair.... really cute, thanks for sharing Nisha, you're a doll!
Tenacious Dee: It’s so much harder for ladies like us with fine hair . U actually have quite a bit more hair then me . I’ve worn half wigs for 6 years but I’m so fed up with them + I’ve made my hair fall out round the front with all the tension pulling up at front. I have just now made to once piece clip ins that I’ve cut into a bob like my hair + the diff is amazing . I spray a bit of hair spray where I clip them in I find it stops them slipping out of my 3 strands they clipped in . I really now need to just come to terms with having short hair n not hiding behind the mounds of wigs it’s very hard as I’ve done it for such a long time . You do a wonderful job with your hair . Always looks really classy xxx
Mo: You are so beautiful inside & out.. I love that you always include US as well.. Thank you for all of your videos you’re just so wonderful to watch ❤️
Duchesss: I need velcro rollers now!!! I hate my hair, its so thin and I too wear extensions and I know sometimes you can see them because I do not take the time to add volume prior to clipping them in. Thank you NIsha for taking the time to do this video. I appreciate it. Not painful at all.
Romie Tumilowicz: The struggle is real! I have all the same problems with my hair and head
Martie Flagg: Love your channel. You explain so well!
Chris Coon: My hair is so much like yours , just ordered some extensions
Francesca Signorile: Hi Neisha! Love the video! I asked you this before and I know you won’t do it but… lol I would love to see you do a video on a heartless way to do your hair. There are so many wonderful videos on YouTube. I tried some and my hair looks great. I too thought I could not live without my blow drier and flat iron. Just a thought.
Amanda Hough: I love it and found it very relaxing to watch. I hate hair wash day too. Lots of love xx
Lisa Jacquez Beauty Over 50: I'm inspired, I always air dry my long color treated hair. Love the video, have to get my velcro rollers out; xoxoxoxo Nisha
Ana Maria Valdeduso: Loved it Nisha!! My hair has been thinning alot i also do the Velcro rollers
Kathy Buttram: I love it!! I can tell a difference to since you have been using Aveda products, your hair looks great!!
Catherine Montalbano-Harris: Been a subbie for a long time. I love your cut. I've been thinking about cutting it again. I have long hair and it's a bit curly and it takes forever to style. I took your lead and purchased 2 wigs.
myplane2: Love that brush. I have a hard time round brushing because of my arthritis in hands and shoulders.
marlene singleton: Hi Nisha. You are so down to earth and comical. I cut my hair off about 12 years ago (picture is old) so I almost skipped watching this. So glad I didn't because I enjoy listening to you.
Caroline Camley: AHHHH...I do almost the same thing, but I don't do the rollers...must try and I feel your pain!! I absolutely love your idea of the side extensions...changed my life, sounds silly , but it did. Thank you beautiful!!!
Rara Avis: Fun fact: I always used to be jealous of women with really nice looking hair...I totally did not realize, that it’s (usually) not ‚natural‘, but the result of careful, time consuming styling. I only figured that out, when I was already in my thirties and started watching hair tutorials, to deal with my own hair troubles. Never got the hang of it myself, though. It always looks so easy and then I tried it myself and...total failure. My thick, bushy hair just would not behave. Wish, we could all just choose what color and type of hair we have, eh?
Johnna Athineos: You do a great job. Your hair looks very nice.
Denise D: Hi Nisha, Oh how I love your sense of humor. You have some of the best come back on yourself or on things "The wind is so bad the door knocker is hitting the door sound like a hurricane. Love how you do your hair and some great tips. My head is the same as yours : ) The the height on top. Might have to try some of the spray's that you use for lifting etc.. You are such a sweetheart <3 xoxo
Deborah B.: Thanks for showing us how you do your hair!
Lpg 8: That's very smart to label the extensions so you know where they go. Obviously you can't do it on the older extensions but these silicon band ones are great for that.
Kim Hough: I love your long videos Nisha! Your hair looks really good! You look beautiful! Love ya!
Elise Houde: Instead of waiting for it to cool down, a trick is to turn your dryer to cool... It makes your hair big and stay longer