#Hairweek How To Clip In Ombre Extensions Blend Sis! Goldiluxe Hair

What some beauties Lindsay welcome back to my channel and welcome to the final episode of hair week. Thank you guys for everyone who has tuned in to every video this week. I really appreciate it and I hope you have learned some things. You know in typical Lindsay fashion. Would it really be hair week if we didn't have some blonde or some clippings going on so today, I'm going to show you guys some tips and tricks for applying your clipping extensions. I might have done one how to clipping your extensions video before, but it was a few years back, so we got a little updated version. I will say this does require a little bit of heat. So for those of you who do not like using heat on your hair, I'm sorry I apologize, but for clippings and for blending purposes it is gon na require a little bit of heat. So if you'd like to know how I achieve this, look with these Goldilocks locks keep on watching so we're back with the most beautiful extensions in the entire world. This is gold, deluxe hair, I'm not sure if you guys have seen my previous videos. I did one previous video with them before back when I did a giveaway for you guys they are a newer company and it's been such a pleasure watching them grow. The hair comes packaged in this really nice suede case, and this helps to protect the hair, even though it is wrapped in a net. This is also really good for the hair, and then you will get a little card that shows you all the details about the hair, how to care for it, how to clip them in all that type of stuff - and these are the extensions I am rocking today. So these are the 22 inch 250 gram dark brown to light brown ombre. The hair is thick and super luscious. It is cut into a blunt cut, so kind of gives you wiggle room to kind of cut it and style it. The way you want to I'm more of a natural end type of gal, which I think they have on the site, but I did receive blunt cut in so this collection comes with a total of eight wefts they're, really thin. They are taped at the top, which is great in blending, because they're not bulky and they're not going to stick out there just like tape and extensions, except they have clips on the end. So there are two for clip: weft 2/3 clip weft and then you'll get four to clip weft, but they're each different widths, we're starting with our hair flat-ironed. Already it is clean and straight. I think I trimmed it a month and a half ago. I think something like that, so we're doing pretty well, but let's start with these clippings so starting at the bottom for our first weft, we are going to section off a thin layer of the bottom section and, as you can see right here, it's not fully straight. It looks kind of frizzy and messy. I purposely did that when I was straightening my hair, because I knew I was about to wrap this up anyway, so this part isn't even gon na be seen so we're doing this. This is kind of a trick so that these bottom sections of your natural hair aren't poking through the extensions. That'S a really good giveaway, uh-huh, someone's lying accessions or not you'll, see like they're little pieces sticking out and especially if they don't blend like if they are doing ombre extensions like this, it gives it away. So we want to cover that, so you can braid it if you want to for the sake of time, I just went ahead and twisted it up, and then I bobby pinned it together on both sides. It'S okay! If it doesn't look super clean or super, I don't know because it's gon na be covered anyway. So just have that up and clipped out of the way, I'm first taking one of the bigger two clip left's and that's what we're gon na use as our very first Clips. So, just under the clips they're very sturdy, like I said, and they lock in well, you don't even need to tease your hair for these to lock in, like it's amazing, and these aren't heavy as well. We are just gon na stick that right above where we did our little tied up twist type thing, then I've, let my hair down and we're gon na move on to the next section. You no longer have to do that. Little twisty thing from now on. You can just leave the hair straight down and then clip in your clips. As you can see, my parts aren't super straight. It doesn't really matter cuz, no one's gon na see it, but if you do want to use like a rat tail comb, you can do that and now I'm taking a three clip left like I said you don't even need to tease the root of your hair. To clip these in and for them to look good - and you can see right here how that dark brown is obviously a lot lighter than my natural hair, but the way ombre works, it blends really really nicely so yeah you're, basically just gon na keep doing that, And it's gon na differ for each person, depending on your head size like where you want to put your 3 clip weft, where you want to put your 4 clip laughs, just whatever works best for your head shape, it's all personal preference and how you want your Clip ends to look so we're on to the front sections of the hair, and this is where you want to use the shorter weft because of the parting space that you have. You don't want to use like the for clip weft at the top of your head, where the parting is because then the clips are going to show - and you don't want that so before we reach the section closest to the part I'm first taking. I have 1/3 clip left left, so I'm going to take one of those and then I'm going to take a shorter two clip left and together that'll equal, like a really long left. That'Ll just go all around your head. So I like to do that, because that helps blend in those front sections kind of by my jawline, because just like at the back of the hair and those can poke through sometimes so. You want to cover that and make sure that it's all good to go. Now we've reached the most visible section, so I'm taking off a little section, that's right by my part and underneath we're gon na clip a two clipped West, clip that in right there and then on the other side, we're gon na do the same thing just so. You can see that little space right there, where you can see my jaw we're gon na cover that so lift up a really small section and just put a short two clip left in there and we are good to go. So. Those are all the clips clipped in. You can see how beautifully that blends. I did go back in with my straightener and make sure I straighten my hair and the the clip ends together. So those were super silky and looked gorgeous. Like I said, the clippings are cut with a blunt cut at the end, and I wasn't a huge fan of that because, when you clip in your extensions, it kind of makes it look uneven and a lot of people will just leave it like that and girl. Do not leave it like so go back in with your scissors and trim it cut it do whatever you need to, so that all the ends look even when you have your hair down and I did go in and add a few curls at the bottom. Just to kind of make it more luxurious, this video and that's a wrap for here week. So thank you guys again for watching and tuning in all week. If you guys have any questions, please let me know in the comment section below I will have all goldilocks links and handles in the description box, so be sure to check that out. 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