Clip-Ins (No Leave-Out)| Better Length Kinky Curly Hair

Hey y'all and welcome back to my channel if you're already subscribed, then you know my name is Nelly aka, naturally Anela. If not now you know my name is Nolan. You should go ahead and hit the subscribe button and hit the notification bell so that you can be notified. Some Swiss did so that you can be notified every time. I upload this video step today, I'm going to be giving you all the details on better went clip ins that I installed in my hair. There'S absolutely no leave out full blown protective style, probably gon na wear for we're a little bit for a little bit of we're not on vacation. I'M gon na give you all the details on this hair. So, if you're interested in seeing how I got this, look full protective style, really quick, it's like me - maybe 30 minutes total or so then keep watching this video and I'll fill all the details before I get started. I want you to know that all the details about this hair will be in the description box of the video. So the hair comes packaged in this DHL Express and then we can take it out. It'S in another white plastic and then, when you take that out, is in this satin bag labeled with better length. The bag has an adjustable strap so that you can tighten it and that you can open it and you can store the hair in this bag when you're not using it. When you remove the hair from that bag, its wrapped in another plastic and there's also an instruction sheet, that tells you exactly how to care for the hair, how to maintain it wash it everything like that. I have the 20 inch kinky curly hair. The color is like a natural color. My hair is jet black. You can see me put it against my hair that the hair is a little bit lighter than my own hair, so I am gon na end up dying this hair jet-black, I just by Revlon permanent dye from the store or you can get it from Walmart Beauty Supplies wherever I just want to give you a good look at what one of the clip ends. Look like you can see that the clip in parts have combs in it, and this is how you open it, and you close it. Each bundle comes with ten different pieces of different sizes. You have two with two clips, then there's another two of two clips, but the length of the clipping is different. Then you have two with three clips: two with four clips and then to with five clips totaling ten, so you only need one bundle of hair at this point, I've already dyed the hair jet-black and right now I am just Co washing and applying a leave-in conditioner To the hair - and I like to comb through the hair before it's dry, to add more volume, this is what the hair looks like after it's dry and dyed, jet-black I had minimal shedding and the hair is very nice and soft. This is the base of my hair. I did six cornrows and I used bobby pins to secure the ends, because I'm lazy, I'll be doing a full protective style, now be showing you exactly how there's absolutely no leave out for this style, I'm applying caracaras edge control to my hair. As you can see, my hair is blown out, it doesn't have to be I've just been wearing my hair blown out for the last three days and I didn't see the need so wet my hair, or have my hair revert to its normal texture before styling? My hair, but you definitely don't have to start on blowing out here. This is just what I'm doing, because my hair was already this way and once I applied this edge control, my hair is gon na somewhat start to revert back to its normal texture. Anyway, once I'm finished, applying the karekare edge gel to my edges, I'm using a lot of body's edge, gel black to slick down the rest of my ponytail. Something important that I want to mention when you're doing this half-up half-down style. Clip-Ins is that you want to make sure that your ponytail is a high ponytail. It makes it easier for you to cover up the hair. That'S gon na be left out in the back, and it just looks really awkward when your ponytail is not high enough. So get that ponytail up high now, I'm just gon na create a little buns gon na try to make it as small as possible, and then I'm gon na secure the bun with a rubber band, as I mentioned earlier in the video. This is how you open the clip in so you just apply a little bit of pressure and the little combs will pop out in order to secure the clip in you just take the combs and stick it in your hair, and then you apply pressure to close The combs, if you are at all worried that these clippings won't be secured, I can assure you that they definitely will be. I had the same concern, obviously only my second time wearing clip-ins, and I was just wondering how on earth can little clip ends be secure, but I promise you they're secure. This is what it's looking like so far. Just so, you know that these kinky curly clippings they are 4 3c for a hair, I'm neither of those, but it doesn't matter because I'm not leaving any hair out anyway, but you want to just keep installing the hair all the way up and the last piece. I'M gon na install is one of the pieces with two clip ends. It'S looking really good. So far, it's really nice and soft. The only thing I have to say is that I wish that the hair was different lengths instead of all 20 inches, because sometimes I don't want a layered look. Now I'm gon na create my fun as you can see, I'm securing that first clip in and then the other ones I kept them close, because there's really no need to secure those. I'M just securing the first and the last clip in to keep it in place. My little bun is peaking through, but I promise you by the time I'm finished it'd be completely covering up and you wanted to be able to tell I'm taking another clip in, and I am doing the very same thing that I did with the first one. I'M securing the first clip wrapping it around the bun and I'm gon na secure the last clip. I was struggling to secure that last clip because it is a really awkward place to put the clip, but I eventually got it in what I'm doing right now. Is that I'm taking a little bit of hair from the ponytail and I'm using it to cover the last clipping that I installed from that down piece of the half-up half-down? I want to make sure that I'm covering up my clip ends and that their concealed properly and they won't show so that my hair will look natural. Now, I'm gon na create my button at the top I'm loosely taking the ponytail and I'm wrapping it around. My natural bun and I'm creating a bun with the clip in I'm not pulling the hair tight because I don't want a super tight bun. I want more sort of a loose somewhat messy bun and I'm just wrapping that around loosely until the bun is complete. Once my bun looks the way I want it to I'm gon na take some bobby pins and I'm gon na secure it into place. So I'm almost done. I'M gon na share my final thoughts on the hair. I love that there was minimal shedding, even after I dyed it. I love how it feels the hair is really soft. I love how it resembles natural hair so well. I love that. I only used one bundle of Heron to do a full protective style again. I do wish that bundle had different lengths so that my hair would not be layered. But aside from that, I absolutely love the hair love the result. It'S a great protective style, especially if you're going on vacation - and you don't want to have to worry about doing your hair. I think it's super cute no leave out and I'm absolutely in love with this hair. I hope that you enjoyed this video if you're not subscribed, go ahead and hit the subscribe button, like this video turn your notification bell on, so that you can be notified every time. I upload a video and don't forget to follow me on instagram at naturally another. Thank you so much for watching, and I will see you next time.