How To Apply Clip In Hair Extensions - By Cliphair

Hey everyone: my name is Alissa, I'm so glad you're watching. I want to show you how I apply my clip hair extensions and how I style them using a rat tail comb. I created a section in the nape of my neck to apply the first six inch wide hair extension before I apply any more hair extensions. I want to create a full body. Look using my concave one blending out the extensions with my natural hair again using my rat tail comb. I'M gon na create a section one inch above the last hair extension and I tease the base to create something for the clips of the hair extensions to hang on to this way. If you run your hands through your hair, you won't find them slipping out as a winding you'll see that I use a heat protection spray. Clip hair actually has one that's amazing: to protect the hair extensions so that they don't over process from the heat. The section I just created is a bit wider because next I'm going to be placing an 8 inch hair extension in this area. Moving on to the front you'll notice that I've been wanting each section, as I put the extensions in - and this just allows you to take care of it without having to reclip the extensions up afterwards. When I want, I start from the fattest part of my wand and wind down to the skinniest and you'll notice that the piece of hair in my hand, and almost cup it and scrunch it, and what that does. Is it distributes the heat evenly and lets it cool for a second? Now I'm creating a section for the last hair extension in the back. You want to make sure that this is two to three inches below your natural hair, that there's plenty of hair to cover over the clips. There'S two hair extensions for the sides, so I just put in the two inch wide hair extension, which is gon na. Go about an inch back from your hairline in right in front of your ear now, you'll see that I just put in a four inch wide hair extension above that leaving plenty of my own hair to cover over it. Being careful of where you place. Your hair extensions and keeping them far enough away from your hairline allows you to be able to move your hair around and not expose the clips before I move on to the other side and place in the last two hair extensions, I'm going to continue winding my Natural hair on this side and make sure it covers over everything nicely I'm doing the same. For the other side that I have just done, teasing the base of the hair, placing in the two inch hair extension and I'll be winding this area before I move on to the next section using the end of the rat tail comb when parting off the last Section for the water of the two side, hair extensions - this is the last time I'll be wanting extensions and then I'll be winding. My own hair to cover over and you'll see the finished. Look I'm using 20 inch double wife clippings in color p9 613 and they match my own hair so nicely considering I have a very rooted natural color and I'm lighter toward the ends. I love how thick and full my hair is down with this look, but I want to give you guys an option to wear it. Half up, if you want so just watch for the next few seconds, to see that look as well, so I tease the top a little bit extra and I'm pulling the sides back over my ears into a half a ponytail. Once you tie the ponytail off of the hair tie, you can totally rock this look like this or you can do this fun little trick that I'm about to do. You'Re gon na take your hair and tie it in a single knot and wrap the ends around until the hair tie is completely covered. Then you'll take a few bobby pins to pin that in place and voila there. It is this tiles supposed to be very quick and effortless. I like it to look very simple in boho and that's exactly what I've achieved. I hope, whether you wear your hair down or half up you had fun watching and liked it and subscribe. If you want to see more videos, thank you.