How To Color Curly Clip In Extensions W/ Box Color| Sassinahair

So this video is brought to you by Cena hair. They sent me two bundles of clip-in extensions, with some cute little knickknacks like columns and clippings and lashes, and what I have is two bundles of 4c kinky coily, texture, they're, 14 inches in length and they're natural black color and they're tightly wrapped I'll. Make sure I put some information down below in the description box to these clip ends, but what was in each bundle actually is one clip in and then there's three two clip extensions in there's two three clip extensions and then there was one for clip extinction. So what I decided to do was take the four clip extension and cut it into a two clip extension, because I just kind of thought that would be easier since I will be applying this to my tapered hair. So the tools that you are going to need is ox color, aluminum, foil, applicator and some gloves. So let's get started so this I got from Walmart, you don't have to get an expensive hair color. This is a lot easier than dealing with developers and powders and toners, and all of that stuff, all you have to do is look at the side of the box to seen what color it would change to, especially if you are working with dark hair. So i Emily spread the one bundle in two halves, and this is the developer and the liquid color. So you just add it together, mix it up by shaking the bottle, and then all you have to do is cut the bottle and apply the color to the hair. So when you do that, make sure that you change the direction of your brush from you know horizontal to vertical, so that it really gets into the hair and saturates. It very good make sure you also flip on the other side and apply the color. Even if you have gotten a chance to get it all the way through and soap so after I was done fine. I actually left this on for an hour. It actually says 30 to 45 minutes, but you don't have to use a shampoo. You just rinse it out. You use the dark and lovely moisture, rich conditioner that it comes with the box and you just use that to condition the hair leave it on, for you know a few minutes, maybe about 15 minutes, and then you just rinse it out. So my goal was to actually try to match my own hair color. This is actually the color. It was when I first got it colored, but my hair, my personal here, has already lightened a little bit more. So I'm just going to add the extensions in because I am going to show you: how will the color actually did work very well with my own hair? So, as you can see here, preparing myself to add in the clip ends, I only use five of the set that's in there and you just watch me click each one it so. I use Jessie girls, confident oils to style the hair. It'S great to do a twist out, which is what I'm going to do it's better to do a twist out one with clip-ins, already in your hair. That way your hair blends in with the hair that you are using, I didn't. I don't really suggest that you twist your own hair and then later add the clip ins. I just think it just it just makes it look better if you just twist the clip ends along with your own hair, so you'll have a better blue so on to the shorter parts of my hair, again, adding water with conditioner in it using the Jessie curl. Confident coils, as my style earth magic twist sponge that I got from my local beauty supply store. I'M pretty sure your guys, I like! Could you put this in real time? Just make sure you go in a circular motion. Don'T press your head to your scalp or press it towards your scalp, just move in a circle just brush, it alone the tips of your hair, and it depends on your curl pattern in which direction that you go. But as you can see, it gives you instant texture, oily texture without having to do any form of a twist out or two strand twist. So what I did was while the hair was drawing because it was still wet from the styling products. I just went ahead and just kind of pinned it up and I wore my hair and a hat and worked like that for the rest of the day. So, as you can see here at my hat on its Michigan, it's cold here, so for my night routine, I actually took it a loose because you see how it kind of set like wrinkled, that's a weird way to say it but reworked and when we moisturize And we put the styler in and then I wrapped you twist into my back cap and so next day. This is the twist out or the moment of truth or you get to see the styling. So just repair read restyling my shorter areas of my hair cuz. You know it smashes up against itself when you're sleeping so use some oil and I began to twist so that the hair would look a little bit more natural. I cut in a blunt cut, giving it some shape and you've knitted some volume and some layers, but yeah. That'S what I did next just so. It would look a little bit more realistic and get a lot of picking through and pulling through, and you know just cutting just to add, shape and texture to inside of the hair. Then I use my comb to kind of calm that out so that it doesn't look so uniform, and this is all the hair that cut. I didn't cut a lot, guys, don't worry, and this is the final result. As you can see here, you probably can see where my strand appearing is a slightly lighter, but it's nice to know that it did blend in pretty well. So that's it guys. I will be playing around with these clip ins more in the future. I'Ll make sure you guys see that video I'll see you guys in the next one make sure you watch the previous one of my signature, hairstyle and I'll see you guys in the next video you