Honey Brown Curly Flip Over Clip Ins For Beginners - Janet Jackson 90S Inspired | Hergivenhair

Hey everyone: it's me maggs and i'm back with another tutorial y'all. I feel like a golden goddess with these clip-ins that i'm wearing, which is perfect for the summer time, and i have been loving these so much and they're by her giving hair and it is the curly 3b 3c glam full head highlighted clip-in set, and it has A beautiful ombre color to it and that's what attracted me most to these clip-ins. I was like oh it's giving janet miss jackson if you're nasty in a good way, so i did wash condition on the clip-ins and then i did apply some mousse and let it air dried - and this is exactly how it air dried. The curls are absolutely stunning. You guys - and i did a twist out with my hair, so i am relaxed, so i needed to kind of mimic the curl pattern of the clippings. So i did a flat twist in the front or around my hairline and then i did single twist in the back. But i do believe i could have made the twist a little bit smaller for a more effortless blend, um so you'll see later on. But to remove the um twist, i am going to use my olaplex number seven to help control frizz and to add some shine to my hair. So i really focus on the ends and my overall hair and then gently remove the twist and make sure that i avoid um. You know frizz and things like that. You don't want to manipulate too much when removing your twists, because i want to make sure that it will blend nicely with the clip ends and, as you can see here, the clippings have a little tighter of a curl and i could have made my twists a Little tighter, so within each set there is 10 clips and the wefts are pretty long here. So that's really nice because i know i'm going to be able to customize them and cut them a bit more. So the weft is nice and thin, and i really appreciate that too, because i want an undetectable clipping set and the weft is really nice and thin. So when you pop these bad boys in they're not going to go anywhere, because i also noticed that the i'm clipping on each web was sewn very very nicely. So i really appreciate that they're, nice and sturdy when you pop them in and so when you get clip-ins, you want to make sure you look at that. So with that being said, i actually split this weft into two. One. Um side has three clips sewn onto it, and the other has two, and i am going to section off my hair into three sections and i always start out with the back first, when installing clip-ins, and with that i'm just going to use my fingers to part. My hair, it doesn't have to be perfect because i don't want to manipulate in my hair too much and create frizz with my twist out and it won't blend very well. But, as you can see, the ombre is pretty nice because i do have a bob right. Now so i wasn't too worried about that, but it blended pretty nicely in the back here. So i'm just going to use my fingers in part, so the first clipping set. We had two clips and this one now has three in the back majority of the clip-ins. Are going to have two to three clips on the weft because my head is pretty small, so i did cut a lot of the wefts to fit the back of my head. So that's what i really love about this clipping set. It allows me to customize them for me, you know because sometimes they might be too short or too long, and i really like that. They allow me to cut and customize the weft to fit where it needs to go. So i am going to cut one clip off of each side of this weft to make it a three clipping weft here and i'm just gon na use my fingers to blend my hair in with the clip ins and as you can see it blends pretty well Here because i do have a bob, so it does work with the ombre here, so i am using that three clip weft and i'm gon na pop it in the back there and use my fingers to blend everything in use. Another three clip weft that i cut and place it towards the top. So i work from the bottom up and i am going to use two clips and with this clipping set, you do not have to cut all of the wefts, but i just found myself: i cut about two of the wefts for the back area and i am Gon na use the remaining one clips that i did cut off the previous weft and pop them in on the side. So with that being said, i did use the entire 20 inch clip in bundle and i'm just placing the one clips where i need them to go, so they fit perfectly in the front, which is why i love that i was able to cut and customize the Clippings to go where i need them to go for this particular style, so i'm just going to place that on at this side, so the front area majority will be pieces that have one clip on them and i'm placing them a little further away from my hairline To give it a bit of a more natural look so say: if i'm outside and the wind blows, my clippings won't really be seen because they're a little bit um. You know further back away from my hairline okay, now moving on to the top, i'm going to use my fingers and part my hair horizontally like this, and i am going to use a weft that has two clips on it and i'm just going to pop that In going in the back direction and just use my fingers to kind of like blend everything out so now, i'm trying to figure out like okay do i want to do like a flip over situation, because i've been watching janet jackson, videos from 1993 and i'm feeling That error right now, so i was inspired so now. I'M just gon na use my one clips and um just pop them in where i see where a clip in should go. So i'm using a weft that has only one clip and i'm just gon na kind of look and see where they need to go. So now i used all of the 20 inch now moving on to the 18 inch and i'm gon na put majority of those at the front of my hair. So i'm gon na part, my hair horizontally and i'm gon na put a weft that has two clips on it and i'm just gon na place that going backward and as you can see, i'm getting more volume here and the clips are not heavy at all. When i installed them so i know that might have been a question i may have gotten like. Are they heavy, absolutely not they're, really really comfortable, so i'm gon na use one clip and i'm just gon na just pop them in where i see fit now for the next time i use these clip-ins. I am gon na twist my hair, a bit smaller to make the curls smaller, so they'll blend a bit better with this clip-in set, but overall i finessed it and made it work. So i just applied some more clip ins in the front area and i am absolutely loving this color. It is so so so pretty like this video doesn't do it justice so like i said because my twists need to be smaller. I'M just gon na have to twist my real hair around some of the curly clipping pieces to blend my hair a bit more and it's working out pretty well and the ombre is absolutely beautiful. I was a bit worried that my bob wasn't going to blend well with the ombre, but it worked out. So i think i am gon na do a little like mild baby hair situation, i'm gon na use the kids colors edge, fixer gel edge control gel and i'm just gon na apply um some to my hairline and just brush it in. So i'm only gon na put it right there to where you can see it, and i am gon na create a little baby hair situation. Nothing too crazy, though cuz you know me so i was like okay, that looks pretty natural. It'S cute and i am loving how this turned out. It is so pretty so with this, it does take a lot of blending making sure everything is right and you can add some layers to this and you can straighten these and dye them. So if you wanted to add some additional highlights to this, i think that would be absolutely stunning, so i am in love with this clip-in set. I do suggest you do some extra fluffing um, just to kind of like manipulate in the clip-in curls, to give it more even more of a natural look like i did, and so i am just loving. This look y'all and i'm really glad i did the flat twist in the front. So if the wind blows it's going to give natural and um yeah, i'm loving it. So i am 411 and the 20 and 18 inch was perfect for me and all the specs about this clipping set is down in the description below, for you guys to check out and as always, thank you guys so much for watching and continue to watch. More of my clip-in tutorials here,