Curly Blowout W/ Clip-Ins *Minimal Heat* | Curlscurls

Hello, hello, hello, welcome back to my channel. You already know what it is. Another hair tutorial today i'll be using curls curls clip-ins in a style thick kinky blow out thick, meaning it comes in 10 pieces normal, usually comes in six pieces. I also requested the clippings to be dyed a darker 1p to match my natural hair color. I stretched my hair overnight so that i could lessen the amount of heat that i'm going to be using for this tutorial. This part really isn't necessary. I just have a really dry scalp, so i'm using a heat, protectant spray, because i will be sitting underneath a hooded dryer to speed up the process, also shout out to arnell armin, because i was watching one of her videos to achieve this hairstyle. So shout out to you girl, now, i'm just parting, the hair into separate sections. So i can estimate how many clippings i need for each one parting. The hair takes longer than actually putting the clippings in and that's because i'm just a tedious person - and i like to take my time i like to take my tile well also. I just like to make sure everything is perfect because i'm low-key a perfectionist even if it doesn't show so i'm not going to be using a lot of edge control, because i'm more so just using it to make the ponytail look more sick. But overall i'm going for an effortless look for the baby hairs. I'M not going to try anything crazy or fancy, i'm just doing like a little cute swoop and back because not only does it look cute, but it also camouflages my big forehead, we're. Finally, on to the clip and part of the video - and it's pretty easy from this point forward - i'm going to be putting the bulk of the clip-ins in the bottom half section, because i want most of the volume to be there upon combing out the extensions i Did experience a noticeable amount of shedding i'm going to give it the benefit of the doubt, because i didn't wash it beforehand, which is when i usually experience the shedding and then only then, but we'll see. This is my favorite part of the video where the magic happens, i'm using my cute little products, which will be linked below and yeah. I'M just gon na be flexi rotting, the rest of my hair um. It'S it's just cute little process. It'S quick! It'S fast and it's effective the thing about flexi rods. Is you don't even need heat? You could just leave it overnight, but that hurts like hell. Hence why i decided to sit under a hood, dryer um, i'm using the smallest extensions. I have to extend my ponytail and just make it larger than life i'm applying them so that they lay flat and seamless one in the front one in the back and one on each side definitely covered with natural hair. I was honestly scared that it was gon na look like super bumpy and like not tight enough, but honestly it came out just like how i wanted it to and i'm just repeating the flexi rod process to the top of my ponytail after i was finished. I sat underneath the hood dryer for 20 minutes. As you can tell, i was filling myself heavily and scratch what i said before this is my favorite part of the video, like i just like to see my work, the fruition of my work. It'S just like look at how cute that is. Oh, my god there i go adding more baby hairs. When i said i wanted this to be an effortless look, i'm not gon na lie. I was having trouble laying this side sweep how i wanted it to so. I had to go ahead and bring out the straightener it was on the lowest setting, so i barely did that much. I definitely think the side sweep is what made this look complete. All i have to do now is separate the curls and pick a cute outfit to her so y'all have to let me know how extra i am in the comments, because i know i do too much and voila this is the finished. Look. Let me know if this was effortless. If it's cute, um and i'll see you guys in the next video bye,