How To Make Your Own Clip In Hair Extensions | Ft. Selfit Clips

Hey, what's up guys, it's your girl, Toula back. I choose another video and this is on just adding fullness to your hair. I got a silk press done and I like how my hair looked, but you know we all want a little bit of extra fullness. So I wanted to add one or two tracks too much to the back and sides to give it a little fullness, so watch and learn now. This is basically how not to use these clip ends that I purchased they're called well I'll. Show you what it looks like in a minute: okay, so first you're going to go ahead and part out the top part of your hair. This is where you don't want any clippings, because you want to be able to brush it back and get that fullness effect. So I just pinned that up and I'm gon na add some fullness to the side whose got a little bit more layers. So I'm gon na put two trucks in the back two tracks on the sides making two four six tracks total. Now with these particular clippings. You want to make sure you don't double it as I have done here. So this is how not to use these particular clip-ins. If you double it like I'm gon na do here, you should go ahead and sew your clippings on. So I'm using pure pure virgin remy; no, no! That'S not pure virgin remy, pure human, hey, Remy, human hair and eight inches, so you're gon na measure, your head straight across and cut that off and what I did here was. I doubled it to add more fullness. In one track, but I didn't want to put two track that the back of my head. I wanted one track and back of my head, so I went ahead and doubled it. So I used my 32nd glue to glue the track together because for me, the last trucks I have clipped in the better. I just don't want a whole bunch of clippings in my head, but when you're using this particular equipment, you want to just do one track per click, as you will see here coming up, but go ahead and glue your pieces together. Now, like I said, if you do this message, you got ta make sure you sew those clips on, because the clip snap method that I bought, because these clip prints do this snap-on will not fit this width. It'S just too big when you glue it together, but I made it work you're gon na see, so I put them together and I bought out these clips here you go, sell fit clips is what they're called they're a great idea. I love them. You don't have to sew them on, but when you double it like, I did, you do have to sew them on. So watch me struggle as I try to click and snap these clippings all my tracks. I barely got them on y'all like it was a fight and at the end of the video look I got it on. I don't even put on camera. I was just like struggling. I had to get off camera and trying to put it on, but I did snapped mom, but it was really hard and at the end of the video I ended up, sewing them on to the track because it was loose. It was like barely snapped on because the width of the tracks were way too tight because I blew two tracks on there. So these snap clip whatever you call them clip in you, want to go ahead and just do one track at a time and don't double it up and less you plan to go ahead and sew it on which I did at in the video I sold all My clip ends instead because I'm like I don't want to whole bunch of clips in my head, so just do what's comfortable for you, and so I'm just showing you what the equipment's look like and how to snap them on and y'all yes, honey was struggling. I was really struggling. I didn't even know what I was doing yeah I might have to just okay, so you see that little thing right there, that's what you basically snap on to the other end of the track, so I got them splitting up now. So I can show you what they look like. So that's how little snap ons and what you do. Is you place it behind your track, the curved way? And then you know if I'll have on the wrong side, it's not going and that yeah. So then you go ahead and you basically snap it on to the track. You know what I mean, but look it's not working because that track the width is way too thick. So if you do want to just snap it on and not sew it on don't glue the tracks together. Just get your you know, have more tracks in your head. You know what I mean but yeah. I like the idea next time. I do it I'll go ahead and not glue them together. No forget that I'm not gon na buy the snap bones, because I don't want to whole bunch of clippings in my head. So I will end up just so my clippings on, like it's not hard to sew two stitches on one side and two. On the other side and had your clip and stitch because the last trucks in your heads are better well to me in my opinion, but yeah. So this is me just trying to show y'all how to do it. When I don't even know what the hell I'm doing myself, but I got them on, but as you see it's not on tight like seeing barely even it's not even up there like, you can still see the combs and stuff I supposed to be like a flat Surface I'm trying to lift it up, but it's not even broken nail or two trying to do this, like no ma'am, no ma'am. This is how not to use those clippings. You want to make sure that they're single tracked, but once you do that you go ahead and put it on your head and cuts. Now it's a good idea to get a friend to help you with this part, because it's kind of hard to see what you're cutting. If you don't have a mirror behind you - and I normally like to do my own hair in my bathroom, which is way easier. But in my little suits too sweet, it was like there's no marason me to use basically so I'm over here using the camera, shot trying to see what I'm doing - and you know I did a pretty decent job, but you'll do way better. If you have a friend help you clip that back part, so you could see what you're doing but you'll know I made it work. I sure did just comb and see how you like it see if it's cut right and then just go in and finish up the touches. So, as you see there, you can see that that's where my hair stopped and I was going to go ahead and cut straight across now, but you know what I was like. No, I don't know. I can't see nothing back there, it's so much easier to do. Somebody else's head than my own, especially while recording that's. Why I don't even do too many tutorials on myself, because I just can't deal with this stress of setting up the camera positioning myself so make sure that I'm in the camera right, like it's just too much for me - that's why I always have a model instead, But I am going to try to do more videos on myself just to show you that you can do it on yourself really really easy. If I can do it, then you can do it right. So I'm gon na start doing videos on myself, but you go ahead and bump the tracks and you clip it on, and there was a bit if it's a bit too long. Well, all you got ta do is just move the track up to make it. You know the right length so all that whole that's what I did here. I just went ahead and took out the clip ins repotted, my head. The way I need it to be and then clipped it a little bit higher. So it's that right, and that was it so I only wanted to track, and but I didn't want to put two trucks in my head - you got ta make sense. I just wanted one truck at the back and one track on my side, making three tracks total, but really they were double to make two four six tracks. I don't know I'm complicated, but either way when using these snap-on clip-ins just use one track, don't double up, but if you want double up like me and you don't want to hope, I can trust in your head then go ahead and sew your clip ends on So I hope you enjoyed the video I have more to come. This is like an old old video. I had and I was like you know what let me go ahead and release and let somebody look at it. It might help somebody out there, because I have a couple of my girls who refuse to wear the natural hair out, because it's not thick enough. I'M not gon na name no names, but you can still wear your natural hair out and just add a few clip ends and it's easy to do. They don't have the money to pay somebody. Do it yourself. It'S super super easy. There are tons of videos on YouTube on how to make your own clip ins and get a friend to help you snip the back, or you know anybody. You know me I'll, go to a stylist and let them help you make your clippings. But if you're, if you're scared to wear your natural hair out, because it's not sick enough, the moral of the story is add some darn clippings simple as that and rock your natural hair, because I don't get how ladies can go ahead and wear weaves for all These years, saying they're growing their hair out, but at the end of the day you don't wear your hair out like doesn't make sense at least wear your hat for a week or two and just you know, feel you know let it breathe. Let it have. Let get some rest give it a good trim and all that gifts anyway, i'ma stop talking. You can watch me buddy rest of the video and enjoy, and I shall see you on my next one peace. You