Best Extensions For Fine & Thin Hair!

Hi guys welcome back to my channel, sewing a lot of questions about hair extensions recently just kind of how to navigate them. What kinds I like and all that sort of stuff. So I thought I would make a video on the best hair extensions that I have found for fine and thin hair. I'M also going to show you everything from clipping them in how to blend them with your fine, thin hair and also a tutorial on these beautiful curls that you're seeing right here. So if you want to learn all about my favorite hair extensions and how to achieve this, look then just keep online alright. So it's perfect that I'm filming at this say hair tutorial today, because this is a kind of day two of my like hair, weekly hair routine. So I watched yesterday, my hair is already really Gracie classic giulia hair, so I have already sprayed a little bit of dry shampoo in it. I could use the Dove at volume in fullness. You guys know that I love that dry shampoo. I sprayed that through the back of my head and then I actually used the suave one in my bangs because it doesn't have any texturizing or like grittiness in it. I would not recommend like a gritty or texturizing dry shampoo for banks, because it makes them really weird and like crazy, so something that just absorbs the oil and the bangs and then something with texture on the roots of the rest of your head. So the extensions that I have been loving lately that I really want to share with you guys are the luxy hair extensions. These are the seamless hair extensions, so let me show you up close. I have this really really: nice, silicone band and the weft is super thin, so you can see how thin that band is compared to, like you know, a traditional hair extension which is gon na, be a cloth and thicker and have stitching, and it's just a little Bit bulkier, I love these hair extensions for fine and thin hair is because of that silicone band. They lay really flat on the head, which is really nice for people with fine and thin hair, because you know we don't really have a lot of thickness and bulkiness to kind of hide anything underneath. So you need like kind of the thinnest flattest band as possible to kind of really hug your scalp and not really show through with your real hair. So that's why I've really been like these. In addition, the hair quality is amazing. It'S real human hair and it's really silky really soft. I got mine, they only come in one length and I got mine in the dirty blonde color and then I had my hairstylist dye them to match my head. So they're pretty close, they are definitely, I would say my roots are a little ass here, so they matched my root kind of perfectly. This lighting is a little crazy and then I get a little bit warmer towards my end. So I'm thinking as the dye kind of washes out of these um it'll lighten up a little bit, but in general I would say, if you're looking to start wearing hair extensions, this would be a really great option, just because they're, really user friendly they're, not gon Na show a lot they're really easy to clip in, and I think that these are great for like a beginner status. Basically, just the rule of thumb is just to treat them like normal hair. You can curl them straighten them wash them, but you really don't want to wash them that often or put too much heat on them. Just like normal hair or they'll get damaged faster. So they also don't have the nutrients like coming from your scalp, so they kind of go a little bit quicker. So I like to kind of you, know, keep take care of them and you know they hold curl forever. This is from when I last wore them. The curls still there so luckily today we won't really have to like put that much heat through them. So I'm going to show you guys how I kind of clip these in and how I make them blend with my fine hair really well, so I have a one-inch curling iron heating up right now. So, if you're, getting ready with me, go ahead and plug in a one-inch, curling iron grab your hair extensions and let's get started, I'm just going to go behind my bangs and brush through my hair a little bit. I wan na make sure that my hair is parted down the center. It'S kind of what I'm going for, and I already feel this is like really happens to me because I have fine thin hair, but I already feel like my hair is like getting greasy again. So I spray a little bit of dry shampoo. Other thing are we are going to need today is any sort of hairspray. What I'm using this got to be mesmerizing, texturizing hairspray. I actually don't love this for fine and thin hair, just because I feel like the grit of the texture, actually is a little bit like sticky and can almost sometimes stunt the longevity of like your blowout. But it's really great if you have like any sort of normal hair, just maybe not for us fine and rolls its come with a really big pack. So um, if you have really thick hair you'll, definitely have plenty, but I'm just gon na use for about four West's of them. I'M gon na start with the two clip weft and put those on my neck, because they're a little bit shorter and I feel like on your neck. Your hairline is a little bit narrower. So that's what I'm gon na start with do is just start at the bottom of my ears and make a straight line going back and then I'm taking a fine-tooth comb with a little prick at the end, and I will link all these products down below. If you guys want to grab them, they're, cheap, just good hair tools and what I'm doing is teasing the root, because that's gon na really create like some texture and grit for the hair. Extensions to kind of clip on to these ones are pretty good and they really like grab the hair, but for us girls that have like fine and thin hair, we really need the help and social. If your hair is straight like fine, so you really need that extra grip. So I'm just going to go ahead and clip them in. You can really feel immediately when you put them in there nice and flat, and they really just feel really good against the scalp and really like hittin, which I love, because I always feel self-conscious about that within here. So I'm gon na take my next two clip wife and I'm just gon na stack. It kind of a little bit above that one. Let'S move on to the next layer for the next layer. I like to go right above my ears and go back and then dip down kind of in a horseshoe shape. Now what I like to do is just tease the portion above my ear and now I'm taking a four clip weft. This is probably like the thickest one or has like the most hair in the pack, so I'd rather wear fewer, since I have thin and fine hair and wear fewer, but like the thicker thickest ones, just to like really get the most bang for my buck. So what I like to do is start one above my ear there I tease so pretty close to the front of my face, because I want a little bit of hair up front and then I'm going to clip the rest down all in and for me I Feel like this is plenty of hair, and now, if you have thicker, hair you're, probably gon na need more than what I put in, but I have pretty thin hair. So, in order to match the thickness of my real hair, I really don't have to use that money which is kind of nice. I guess, but of course I wish I could have as much real hair as possible, but you know in my dreams, but that's what Luxy is so perfect for so I'm just gon na kind of brush through my hair and the hair extensions. And, of course, my banks already crazy. It'S only two minutes into this video, but I'm gon na brush through those you can see how my hair on the top is pretty straight compared to the hair extension. So what I'm going to show you guys? It'S like how I kind of curl them loosely and beautifully to make them really blend with fine, thin hair and I'm just gon na start on the hair extension layer. Now some of my hair will be mixed into this, but that's exactly what you want you want. It to be mixed in when you curl it so that it really just blends, and you can't even tell where the difference is so that's. My first tip - is to curl them together, so that they blend better. What I like to do is just wrap, and since the hair extensions hold curl so well you don't really like to hold it for very long. Like I said, what's so nice about these extensions is that they hold a curl for like weeks on end like seriously. They hold forever, so you don't have to keep reeling them every time you clip them in that's like really nice. You can kind of just touch up your regular hair. If you feel like you know, that needs a little bit of touching, but that's what I like about it is that if you kind of style her hair, like let's say I wash my hair this morning - and this was like my first day of my hair week Or hair routine, you can kind of just like style them, how you want them and then, if your hair's already curled and your extension already cold, then tomorrow morning, when I wake up for work, I can just clip them back in maybe touch-up one or two pieces Of my real hair and I'm totally good to go because everything's already been curled together and it goes well together. Moving on to the other side, imma do the exact same thing, but I'm gon na curl away from my face this way. Alright, so I'm gon na take down the next layer, we're gon na start by blending these two layers together by curling them together, so same method and these ones, because my hair doesn't hold curl as well. I'M going to actually wrap at the root um and I really need the wrapping technique in order for my hair to hold okay perfect. So what I'm going to do is take a little bit of this hairspray and I'm gon na take em, where my real hair is, which is above the hair extensions, and I'm just gon na express the pieces with a little bit of hairspray cuz. They really need it. I try to avoid putting um hairspray in my hair extensions, if I don't need to just because I like to keep them like really healthy and soft without any product in them, and I don't think that they need hairspray to help hold the curl at all. So I just avoid it if I can, if you'd like to brush through my curls, because I feel like it gives it that really soft look and I feel like that, makes it look really blended and um. Just like beautiful, like you, really didn't, try to get that nice bouncy wave, it just looks really real again the final layer down, which is pretty much all my real hair, I'm going to take about a one-inch section and spray it with hairspray and kind of brush Through it till it's really first and then I'm gon na curl it that really helps my hair kind of hold, hold the curl a lot better. And when I curl my hair, I like to curl like my real hair, all of it into like curls, and I leave them kind of like crunchy or like curly sue like and then I brush them out at the end, because I feel like they really need. It cool like that or they're not gon na, like really remember the curl or hold it that long so weave it all until the end and then fresh down. Okay. So now we have curled everything, so I was leaving all of these curls to cool. So that's why they look a little bit funky. They look a little crunchy, so I'm gon na take my brush and I'm just gon na brush through all of them. Alright, so you can see how like blended and amazing everything looks especially when you brush it together and you kind of curl it together, because what happens when you curl the hairs together is that they get that same patterning of wave and then they kind of like Clump together, basically, so it really looks blended, so I'm just gon na kind of lift the roots. Look how amazing you guys, like, I can't even believe, like having no hair like looking like this, like, I feel like a different person, so these hair extensions are honestly amazing, but so let me show you the back as well. So from the back. You can see that like they're, really so pretty, you can't see the wefts. It is flat on the head and they're so blunted okay, so you can see why I love these hair extensions. So much look at them. Look how blended and amazing they look and real, and it's so crazy for someone who has such fine thin hair to find a hair extension that really works in not only blends, but you can't see them and they're really comfortable. So I definitely am in love with these. I will have a link down below for you guys, so you can check out Lexi's hair extensions. They have all different kinds, but the seamless kind is what I would recommend if you have fine thin hair like me, if not feel free to shop any of the ones that you want um, if you guys want to see more hair tutorials with hair extensions. Let me know in the comments down below I wear them all the time, so I would love to do that, for you guys I so much for watching and I'll see you in my next video bye,