How To: High Messy Bun W/ Clip-In Extensions | Kee'Anaamari

So, for me, that's right where, like my head, starts, curving up and that hook in the back of my head starts forming this. What'S up you guys welcome back to my channel if you're new, my name is keith and in today's video i'm going to be doing a tutorial on how i achieved this really cute messy bun with clip-ins? Okay, because my hair is not that long and i need a little extra help, it's really not that difficult, it's kind of like a freestyle kind of bun. It doesn't really take that much effort to achieve it. You just kind of make it into your own to be completely honest, but i am showing you step by step how i got this complete. Look from the bun to the baby, hairs to the clippings being seamless on the inside everything everything before we get into this video make sure you are subscribed to my channel and your post notifications are turned on and go ahead and give this video a thumbs up Ahead of time, because you know the engagement don't hurt, we love the engagement anyways. Let'S get straight into this tutorial, all right, you guys. So this is how we're going to start off. My hair is washed blown out and straightened. I didn't do it bone straight, because this is going to be a bun, so my hair isn't really going to be left out like that, but i got it straight enough to still be able to blend with my clip-ins. So my clip-ins - these are two bundles of 24-inch clip-ins that i received from raw 115 hair. I'M gon na link them in the description box down below these clip-ins there. The hair is really thick from the top to the bottom. You don't have any stringy ends. The quality of the hair is so nice and i dyed this hair jet black. It took the dye really well because, as you can see, is pitch black, so yeah we're gon na be working with two bundles of that. I am missing like two pieces of my clip-ins, which is kind of alarming, but it's fine because for this you're not going to use every single clipping, also i'm going to be using some hair pins. These are what they look like, not bobby pins, hair pins. I mean you could use bobby pins too, but i like using hair pins because they're easier to work with you're gon na need some edge control for your baby hairs, your swoops and your whoops and some hairspray just to keep the hair in place. And if you have short hair like me to get the flyaways in the back to stay where they need to stay so with me doing my clip-ins into a bun, i'm going to be clipping them up, instead of clipping them down. So what that means is i'm still going to be parting, it the same way, probably starting like a little bit higher, because majority of the hair is going to be focused towards the middle, seeing that it's a ponytail. I want this to be the nape of my hair to be flat, so it can look natural. The clippings are going to mostly be in the middle part of your head. I don't even know if y'all really saw the back of my head, but if y'all did cool but yeah, so the clippings are going to be mostly in the center, so you're gon na part, like you, would, if you're putting in your regular clip-ins but you're gon Na be putting putting it the opposite way, so you're gon na do it up instead of down. So you get your scrunchie you put most of your hair up just so it could be out of the way and we're gon na start right here right in this area right here. So just use your comb and make your parts they don't have to be super straight or super super clean, but just good enough for for you to put your clip ins in basically, so i'm just putting the rest of that hair into a little bun. Actually, that is a little bit too much left out, so i'm gon na start a little bit lower all right. So this is where we're starting part right here. So, for me, that's right where, like my head, starts, curving up and that hook in the back of my head starts forming. That'S that's where my part is and with my clip ends, i'm starting off with the smaller parts first, so i'm starting off with my two prong clip in first and like i said, instead of doing it, this way we're going to flip it up and clip it Upwards, okay, all right! So once it's clipped in and secure, i kind of just let it hang down in the meantime, while i clip the rest of it up, because once you clip it up and then you have it like, hang over the front of your head, it's kind of in The way of everything so i'll, just let it hang down it's going to feel a little weird, but it's fine it's going to get pushed up anyway, so i'm just going to make another part. I'M not going to do it too small, because i want them like equally kind of spread out, so it's still flat, but not too bulky from that part. I'M just taking my comb making another part, putting everything else up and i'm gon na go in with my next clip. This is another two prong and after this i'm gon na start using the three prong and i'm gon na do the same thing. Just clip going upwards okay, so i don't have all the clippings, but as i get to the top part of where i want my ponytail to to sit, i kind of just stop and like just view like the ponytail, how it's looking, how the clippings look, how It feels like, as i run, my hands towards the back of my head, if it's flat enough or anything like that, if i need to readjust any clip in so, if you want to stop and do that, while you're putting in clip-ins you definitely can i do That a lot so like right now, i'm just stopping i'm putting everything up in a ponytail and i'm kind of just seeing what i'm working with feeling the back making sure that's flat. It'S not going to be completely flat, but just flat enough to where it's like camouflaged or seamless, almost so yeah, i'm just going to do that. I definitely need to add more because there's a big gap between the clippings and my hair. So i'm just going to continue to add more. I actually have about two or three more pieces that i'm gon na add the other pieces, i'm gon na kind of reserve. So i have majority of my clip-ins in um one or a couple things that i forgot to mention is. The first thing is when you're putting in your clip-ins, especially when you get to the center part and the clip-ins, are longer try to curve them with your head. It makes it easier it makes it lay flatter. So it's not just straight across it's kind of curved with your head shape. Another thing is what i'm about to do now. Actually, i'm on my last piece that i'm going to be putting in to make the bun. I am going to put this in the front, so i'm going to do this regularly like a regular clip in going backwards like that, but i'm going to clip this in the front, so you're going to see what i'm talking about. So basically, this is my last clip i'm going to clip this going the right, the normal way that you put clip ins in so i'm just going to clip this down, make sure it doesn't like interfere with like the hair that i have left out, and it Doesn'T interfere with the clips that i have going the opposite way so, like i said this is going to feel weird because obviously some of you have not done clippings this way to put it into a ponytail, but this is what it looks like. Of course, my hair, because it's short, it's gon na show in the front a little, but for the most part the ponytail is very full all right. This is getting a high school key um have like flyaways, but that's fine, because we're gon na use or utilize. My flyaways later on, okay, so now that my hair is in a scrunchy secure, i'm gon na use my flat iron and add some curls to the hair and also my hair as well, because i that helps with like rolling it and pinning it you'll see. You'Ll see so i'm just going to be adding some curls like random curls. They don't have to be in unison, they don't have to be the best just make sure the ends of it is curled pretty tightly and you don't have to do the whole strand just make sure the ends for the most part are curled wow, alright. So the ends for the clip-ins are curled. I'M also going to curl my hair too, because it just helps because my hair kind of sticks out when i do the buns too, so it always helps when it's just like curled. So it just looks like a curl. Is sticking out or like a piece of the hair at the end, is kind of like just sticking out so yeah, i'm just gon na curl, my hair as well all right, um, i'm pretty sure, there's still like some straight pieces, but as we do the bun We'Re just gon na curl: it then so you're going to grab your pins, because now this is when the bun starts to form. So the key to doing this bun is kind of just doing whatever you want to do with it. To be completely honest, so i kind of just gather the hair up from like the bottom part here and kind of just throw it up and pin it once i like how it looks like, especially in the front here like this is good for me. I don't know if you guys could see that really well, but this looks really good. So i'm just going to pin put a pin right here in the front where that is and then pin or mess with it and then pin as i go all right. So there's a pin there, so this is staying like that for right now and i'm just gon na throw the rest of the hair up until it looks appealing to me okay, so that looks good. So i'm just gon na pin that and the main thing is just to like play with the hair. As you make the bun it don't have to be perfect, it doesn't have to be a routine ever the whole time. The the curls kind of give you like a leeway to make in the bun into anything that you kind of want it to be so, like i said, i just and i kind of like leave hair out a bit, and i just continue to like just wrap Hair around pull some hair out. You know whatever i want to do with the bun. Just make sure it looks cute and messy all right, so i have some pins in there. It'S almost secure. I'M still going to put some more pins like on this side, especially because the hair is kind of just moving all over the place and the hairs that i have kind of sticking out from the bun. Not my choppy ass hairline or my leave out in the back or anything like that, we're not going there yet just the hair in the bun. That'S sticking out! I'M just gon na curl that so i'm just gon na take my flat iron and curl that here, so it don't just look like random hair just falling out. It looks like hair. That'S supposed to be left out, so it went from random to cute. The bun is bunning now we're gon na deal with this short hair in the back. So i tend to leave like a few pieces down in the back, but for this long piece right here, i'm just going to take my hairspray and spray that up so that it's just not flopping around all over the place and i'm just going to comb that Into the rest of the hair, that's in a ponytail so jumping in to my little hairs, my little short hairs that are kind of sticking out. I use my little mini flat iron for that, so the hairs in the back, i'm just going to be curling up really tightly, seeing that it's not going to stay. Even if i spray it's not really going to stay, so i rather just curl it and have it just there in the back. Looking real cute, i'm going to do the same thing on this side and i just pull out like my little short little baby, makeshift hairs in the front and i'm gon na curl that as well really dramatic. So i'm gon na do a lot and i'm gon na make them thick because i like dramatic, i feel like this bun is kind of dramatic, so the baby here has got to be dramatic. It has to match the aesthetic of the bun, so i'm going to do the same thing. I'M just going to curl them up really tightly all right so for this, i'm just using some edge control and i'm just putting them on the roots of the hair that i left out in the front and i'm just gon na start brushing that hair into place. I said this in my previous video when i was installing my frontal. I don't like putting edge control all throughout the hair, because i like, when the hair kind of like, is free to move at the ends, especially my hair, when i do this with my hair. So i put it towards the roots, and i just comb it in, and this part is just left to stick out which is really cute with this look anyway and whatever baby hairs. If i feel like it's too much, i just brush that straight up into the bun, and i just comb the rest of the hair into place, and that is how that is going to lay it's kind of thick, that's kind of thick, all right. That is this! Oh, no, let me curl this okay, all right! This is it. This is the look that it's giving i even added a little curl for y'all. I thought it was a bit much, but you know that's part of the aesthetic baby hair is done. The bun is sitting very nicely. I added a couple more pins because it was kind of leaning a little bit and i was getting scared. So i added a little bit of pins, which you should do too just for some security. If you feel like your bun is not completely secure, add some pins where you feel like you need it. I just really love it. It'S such a cute like fun, messy look. It does not have to be perfect. It does not have that much effort going into the positioning of the bun you legit just play around with it until it looks the way you want it to look until it gives what you want it to give. I just really like this style. It'S very cute and girly. It gives off like 90s updo, which pretty much kind of is, but just a little bit modernized yeah, i feel like this is so cute, especially for valentine's day. I feel like this is the perfect look if you want to do something. A little bit more natural, but so dramatic you don't want to wear a wig. You don't want to do colors or anything like that. Just do updo just throw your hair up, get some clip-ins. Do your hair! If your hair is long enough to do this and do an updo, so i'm going to do my makeup and i'm going to show you guys. The final look, all right you guys makeup is done. Hair is cute. That is it for this little cute messy bun tutorial. I really hope you guys enjoyed it. Some of you guys were requesting this. I was really surprised because i didn't think this bun was like all that, but apparently it is thank you guys so much for watching. Let me know if you guys decide to do this. Bun look make sure to give this video a thumbs up and comment down below. If you do decide to do it or if you need a little bit more pointers, a little bit more questions, i can answer in the comments. That'S where you can meet me down below and also make sure you are subscribed if you're not subscribed, you're missing out and turn on the post notifications. So you know when i make a new video. So once again, thank you guys so much for watching, and i will see you in my next video you