Diy Hair Extensions/ Clip-Ins | Curly Hair Edition

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, so today I'm doing something kind of different. I'Ve shown you all how I created my curly clip in extensions now. This is something that I'm just trying. I'M not gon na, really be wearing it a lot. I just wanted to experiment, see what I can come up with and share with you all if it was worthy of sharing, and I totally think so. If you all want to see how I make these curly extensions and definitely people watch it. So I'm using this 5th avenue collection super wave when wavy hair, my hair is in the color 4, which I know is darker than my hair color, though I got 14 inches and it comes in a long, wet hair that looks just like this, and I've already Cut mine, but I'm going to show you how I cut it. Okay, so I have a couple of pieces here and, like I said, it'll come in one long thing. What you want to do is double with the hair, which means fold it over and have two rows of hair. Two rows is going to equal one clip in that's gon na ensure that your hair is nice and full, and it's not looking really sparse and tacky. Okay, so when you have the really long width you want to keep it as is, and you want to part your hair in two sections I like to section off the front and as well as the back, so I'm going to turn my head so from the Long left, you are going to cut all up sections of hair, and what I like to do is have my hair section in this part and then part off the section as if you're putting the clippings in your hair doesn't have to be straight. I really like using the rough parts for this like all right, so you're going to take care of my own within there, and I hope you all can see and hear so you're going to take their bill along with and you're literally going to create a clip In so going from one side to the other you're going to measure out and then you're going to like okay, this fits pretty good. Let me cut it here so then you cut it at that point and then you just put it off to the side and then you're going to work your way up, another section, so you can work your way up here, create another part. Take the long with and hair make sure that is double width and measure out the section for that area, and then we come in to these really small pieces which are going to be my side pieces. So the next thing is a lighter and you're going to take your piece and you're gon na see where you cut it it it might fray a little bit, meaning that some hair might be coming out, the actual sculling part or the width. So what you want to do is just lightly burn the edge, and this is going to prevent fraying or prevent any further aim of the hair coming out easy all right after you do that, just give it a nice calm, and you should see that no hair Is falling out all right so do that for the rest of them all right so now that all the ends are burned and there's no more hair coming off start putting the clips on the hair now wit clips look like this. You can get this from your inner city, beauty, supply stores or Sally's. These are for minor, they're, large and they're come to in a pack, so you basically want to. I got 20 and I just kind of picked the number out of my head. So I'm taking one with or one section of clip in and for a section about this long, I'm going to use two Clips putting the clips on the outer side. If that makes sense, and then all the smaller ones we're going to put one and then on the largest one, I'm gon na put three one in the middle and two on the end. Now this part is, I would say, the most unpleasing part of doing the clip is because you have to sew the clip slower to the hair all right. So let me show you how to do just let his stuff you're going to need some thread. I don't like to use the weave thread I like to use the regular sewing thread. This is some nylon, it's extra strong and it's in brown, and I got this from Hobby Lobby. So you're gon na need a nice strong needle, not a really thin one, a fairly thick and starting one and you're just gon na thread your string through making sure it's double loop like this and, of course, you're gon na need your clips. Now. The important thing before you sew it on is to make sure that you're sewing it on the right way. So, if we're pretending that the clip is going to fit on the head like so the claws need to be facing on the outside. So the claws should always be facing on the outside, there's a bar on one side that should face parallel to the hair. So when I sew down the clot to the hair, I like to make sure the thread and needle goes through the wet part, not through the hair. This ensures that is really in there and it's not going to go anywhere. So I like to pull it through and then just leave some ring hanging out like so so I like to go through that wet part about four to five times and try not to get any of the hair caught in there. There are holes on the claw clip or the wig clip that you can guide the needle through, so just use that and doing about four to five times and then move on to the next and I'm putting it through the holes that are on the top. As you can see, there's different holes, alright, so moving on to the next hole, I'm gon na do the exact same thing. Alright, I'm gon na end it right here and I brought it back to this first hole. Then I'm gon na cut decent amount of string off and then I'm going to tie it off right here back on that first hole and then do it triple knot and I'm gon na cut off the string and then I'm gon na go back and take my Lighter moving the hair out of the wing burn off the extra strength, so you're like burning the knot in place just give it a little tap alright, so I'm going to do it for the next one. Alright, so we have our first one. I'M gon na go ahead and do the rest of them and I'll be back with a finished product all right. So at this point all my clippings are done, got one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine ten! You all right! So what you're going to need is your hair, obviously you're, going to need a perm rod? These come in different sizes, you can get them from Sally's or inner-city beauty. Supply stores, and you are also going to need some loose. I'M using Tresemme is curl care. Extra hold mousse, but I'm sure any mousse will do take the individual piece of hair or the clip ends and then braid it up nice and tightly. And then you want to apply the perm rod to the straight ends and you can go back and put some mousse over top of the braid to make sure it's really defined. So it can match your hair texture all right. So I've taken the braids out of the clip-ins and I'm going to show you how he is to do thin layers of your hair. So I put one right here right here and then I have some individual right here, because the web was too short to go across and now the key to blending is once he pulled the hair out of the plant. It'S going to be really stiff and defined, but keep it that way when you apply it any head, so the key to blending is taking the top part. The part that has no extension that we're going to make that look like layers, and then I just did another front thing all right. So once you have the clippings in you want to go in and break up, just go in and break it up. Make it really big. Do the same thing on the other side, then you can go on with bobby pins and make sure you consume any clippings. All right so remember when you put your clippings in to use small sections of your hair and then apply the clippings on top now it may seem like there's a little bit of the clippings, but when you break it up and you spread it, it'll get really Big like this, and you only want to focus on the bottom portion of your head, because the top part is going to be used to create a layer and it's kind of like a half and half. And if you don't, you know, want to do a front swoop, then go ahead and pull your front part of in here into the top half so yeah. I think that's about everything and I'm not a professional anything, but I did it and I wanted to share with you all, and I got a lot of compliments on how natural it looked. People actually thought it was my hair, so I wanted to share it with you all and yes, so I'll see you all again tomorrow, bye