How To: Clip In Hair Extensions | Beauty Works | Double Set Beach Wave.

You hey guys, welcome back to my channel hope, you're doing well. So today we have a hair extension video, so I'm gon na show you how I kept in my hair extensions, I'm going to talk you through a few products and what I do on a day-to-day basis to get my hair to blend with my hair extensions. So, first of all, I'm gon na talk you through the hair extensions that I use. So I use Beauty books. I use their double hair set in beach wave and and they are in 22 inches. I think and their shade ice blonde now ice blonde was actually a little bit too warm for me. So I actually ran mine through some purple shampoo, just to tone them down a bit, get them a little bit more ashy. I love beauty works. Their hair extensions are so good. The price is good. I mean hair extensions, they're, expensive, they're, always going to be expensive, but for the quality that you're getting they're, absolutely amazing human hair - and I just want to show you the top so I'll show you the top of the hair. So, as you can see, this will be invisible. So when you click it and it's gon na be barely noticed at all. With this hair set, you get full 1 pieces, two two pieces, two free pieces and one full piece and one five piece so I'll show you, as I'm clipping them in where I sort of put each section to stop. If what I'm gon na do, is I'm going to start from the bottom and work my way up? First of all, I wash my hair yesterday when I wash my hair, I prepped it and everything then so I just want to go through a few products. Now I'm a big lover of the Osmo product, so I used their family fence yeah thermal defense spray and I put that in after after towel dried after I've washed in towel, dried, my hair and then I all so sometimes use their straightening fluid. So this makes sure that you get a really really nice clean straight fresh look. Now I don't actually blow-dry my hair. I prefer to just let it dry, naturally, because I don't want to put too much heat on it, because I know that once it's dried, I'm going to quickly run over with the straighteners and the next product that I then use now. I would recommend this to anyone, so is the technique? Art savage punished. I don't really know how to say that and it's a dry powder texture spray. So I I'll show you how to use this. So, first of all, I'm going to take my first hair extension piece. So the first one that I'm going to use is a free piece left and what I'm gon na do is what I normally do is I flip my hair over and I'm gon na turn. This upside down, what I did there is, I turn in that first section: I'm just going to show you. I turn the hair extension upside down so that when you pull it forward, the hair extension is on the bottom and not your hair. Next, what I do is I take my next section, so I take it probably about an inch above that section, I'm just going to twist that back and clip that so just click that out of the way, and then I go in with my free piece again. So this is the next free piece and what I'm gon na do is. I am just gon na spray, this texture spray and I'm just going to spray that nehru just rub that in and that just gives the hair extension something to hold onto so. A lot of people normally backcomb the hair. But I tend to try not to back comb my hair, because I don't really want to damage it too much. So I just use the texture spray and then I just use circular motions and clip that end there we go. So that's the second piece done right. So the next section I'm gon na, take the next section, just above my right ear and again take it the whole way round clip that up spray. My texture spray on the roots just work that in and then I'm gon na, take my four piece left. So my four piece left and I'm just gon na start this side again, I'm just using circular motions and then clip it all right and then my next section, I'm just gon na, take probably about another inch higher than that again just clip that out of the Way and then this is my last large web, so this is a five piece weft and I'm just going to start it from just above this in circular motions and click right. So so now I've got all the large box and we've only got small laughs laughs. So we'll just bring it more forward. What'S in the next piece that I'm gon na put in I'm just gon na take a cheap piece left and I'm just gon na take a section probably about an inch away from my part. In and again, I'm just gon na spray, the texture spray onto my roots rub that end and then clip this to peace with there. The good thing about the Texas rate is: it makes sure that your hair extensions stay in all day, especially with clips. If you haven't clipped them in properly, they do tend to slip, so you just need something to give it a little bit of grit so that those clips are gon na stay there. You don't want any slippage right and then the other side, I'm just gon na - take another section, probably about an inch of the other hair extension. So the other hair extensions here, I'm just going to take another inch above that, oh my god, and this texture spray. It smells amazing, like oh, my god, honestly and then I'm just taking two one pieces and I'm just going to clip those next to each other. And then I'm taking my last section again, probably about an inch away from my part in line and then I'm taking the last two piece left, I'm just going to clip button right. So now I'm just gon na brush it through and then I've got to one pieces left. So I'm just gon na take these one pieces and I like to put them just behind the ear. So then, if I do get any sort of strands of my hair come through, that should hopefully cover it and then the other side as well. An issue of what I normally do is once I've made sure that everything's blended is, I just add, a little bit more of the texture spray just on my Parsons line, just because I just want a little bit of volume. I don't like having my hair too too flat and then just brush that through I mean you can do back combing if you want, and then I just sprayed just just a tiny amount, every time just gon na spray, a tiny amount in that yeah. It'S just thickened it out a little bit, especially because they're straight they're quite sleek, and then to keep the hair nice and fresh and healthy. What I normally like to do is I take my as my blinding shine serum and I just take probably like half a pump to pump, rub it into my hand and apply it on to the ends of the hair extensions just like so now. I don't like to put too much oil in them, because I don't want them to look greasy, but I want to end. I want to make sure that the ends are nice and moisturized and don't look dry and I'm just gon na show you the lengths of these as well. So they come all the way down to my waist, so they're 22 inches, but Beauty works actually come with a aftercare guide when you purchase their hair extensions and you also get the option of a hanger and it comes with a little case. So when you're done with your hair extensions, you put them in here and you can hang them up, so they don't get all tangled or knotty. I recommend doing that because you know if you're spending a lot of money on hair extensions, you want to look after them, so they last long. So if you have any questions, just comment down below I'm gon na list, everything that I used here today in the description box, I'm actually thinking about doing a pink hair tutorial. So if you want to see that, let me know down in the comments below but yeah like comment and subscribe, and I will see you in my next video bye.