How I: Clip In My Hair Extensions (For Short + Thin Hair)

Hey guys today, we're gon na be learning how to apply clippings to your hair. First thing you want to do is shampoo and conditioner here next, you will want to add in a leave-in conditioner, it can be a spray form or a cream base. Don'T forget your leave-in conditioner, because we will need that when we are applying the heat to the hair now this product. I really love, because one is moisture to your hair. It acts as a heat protectant and also adds the extra silky finished. Look to your hair style once all the products are in the air. You want to make sure that you detangle the hair from root to the ends, as you begin to detangle, either with your hands or your wide tooth comb. You want to make sure that you take your time as you can see if the sections are not perfect, but I am taking my time and making sure that all of the product that I added to her hair is being equally distributed. Now, in this stage, you are ready to flatiron, for my clients are usually section out four different sections on my clients. Here, it's totally up to you, how you would like to section off your clients hair just make sure that it's a neat. You have your banana clips and you have your Flatiron ready now that we're ready to firon we're going to be doing the comb chase method. Now. This basically means that your comb is in front of the Flatiron simultaneously running smoothly down the hair. Shaft, you great job. You guys now that we have completed one side of our clients head. Let'S continue on and move on to the left hand side still doing the comb chase method. Finally, oh it's about to go down. Yes, I know I can't sing, but one thing I can't do is some here and now for the grand finale. What you want to do, first, as you can see, is section off the year where you want to apply the first clip in next. You want to make sure that the clipping tracks are the same width as the section on your clients. Here you don't want a track that is too long or too short. Once you're there measuring out the clippings to the clients head. You would then want to add a small skinny braid. It doesn't have to be tight at all. This is what is going to keep the clip and secure or to the clients scalp so that she can brush she can comb, she can shape, she can dance. She can do whatever she needs to do with the time being. She has the clip ins, knowing that, at the back of her mind, literally her clippings would not fall out of place. Don'T forget to open your pins snap them on to the braid and bam. That'S it now, I'm doing the most right. Now I decided to fire Ness. I went on up to the clients hair. You don't have to do that. You can actually wait until you're done is totally up to you, like I said, I'm just being a bit extra, and I know you guys are probably tired of me combing up my clients hair, but that's just what I do and it doesn't hurt to comb and Make sure that every strand is in place just pay attention to the details and what I freeze play close attention to, because that's what I really want you to see the details in you you now when it comes to the top of completing the final look of The clip ends you want to leave about an inch and a half to two inches of the clients edges, depending on how thin or thick their hair is. As you can see, I left about an inch and a half of the clients edges, because I want to make sure that she's able to have a seamless look where she can cut the edges, her hair behind her ear. She can lay it flat. She can win a pony tail high or low you now. You can actually see why it's so important to leave about an inch and a half to two inches of your clients edges out, so that you can leave her with a seamless look, she's able, to wit, her hair behind her ear and a Seidel middle part up Or down ponytail, whatever she feels for that day, and when the wind blows, you will not be able to see the clippings. I like to make sure that my clients, clippings, are still intact. The braids are still in place and there's no clips that have popped out. So from time to time, I like to you, put my fingers through the clients hair to make sure that everything is still intact. There'S no lumps no humps, no bumps voila. You guys have completed the how to apply clipping so to your natural here. I really hope this video with detailed, simple and let you now learn how to apply clippings onto your own hair, as well as your clients. My client is actually a model, she'll be modeling and a upcoming fashion show, I would add, a clip of what her sister sent to me later on this video, so stay tuned for that. If you have any of the questions that I did not insert in this video, please comment below and I'll be more than happy to assist you with those questions. Thank you so much for watching and stay tuned for more tutorials.