Amazon'S Ve Sunny Hair Extensions: Part Ii

Okay, guys, so this is going to be part. Two, if you haven't seen part one, I have a link it down below, so that you can check out my initial thoughts and impressions on the V sunny hair extensions from Amazon in this video. I'M just going to show you how I typically put my extensions in again, I'm doing this by myself. So it's not going to be perfect. I won't be able to get that super crisp straight line the same as if someone was back there parting it for me, but let me go grab a clip because you need that and I'll meet you back here. Alright, I'm back so you're gon na want a brush and a clip. I would prefer they have a comb, but I actually don't have one so the first thing, let me see if I can do this from this side, and yet you're gon na want to do for your the bottom of your hair. Is I like to take just a small section and clip up the rest of the hair? Make sure your hair is really dry, so you don't get creasing and you'll take the smallest. You think my smallest piece is going to be so you have a couple. You have three big ones and then three smaller ones that are all the same and then one for a little side piece. So I'll probably take are these two, the same size? Okay, these two are the same size. This is probably the best size. So I'm going to take the smallest one and again you don't have to do it exactly how it shows you I'm here. This is just working for me, so you're going to just one on the other kind of like jigs that clip in and then close it and again. I don't know how that looks from back there, but I'm just going according to like how it feels on my head and honestly. It doesn't have to be perfect. Anyways then from there you're just going to let a little bit more hair up and again just section. The rest away - this is what I like to call like the biggest section. This is the one that should go from, like crown to the other side of your ear, so like ear to ear so you're gon na take the widest one: okay, the one that has four and you're gon na open them all and again, just as tight as You can, and you can almost feel like the layer right underneath it that's fine. They can be super close, especially I have like. I have a pretty small head, so they're not gon na be perfect and again, if your hair is like a little waved and it doesn't look perfect, it's okay, you can at least like straighten those pieces. Next you're going to take one layer up from the back. So probably here it could be like a really pretty like a really thin layer. If you don't feel anything, then you need to try and grab a little something extra over it and then obviously yeah. So there's two of these. I don't think I need them all to be honest with you, but I'm gon na take the next one then place it just above just make sure that they're really security, school, nice and tight. So I know that they're, like they're, not going anywhere okay. This is where it's gon na get a little trickier and again, it's really particular bad for someone like me, because I don't have a ton of hair up top to try and like hide the extensions. So what I like to do at this point is you're gon na put just the crown up. Okay, so I'm taking like you know just where I would basically like put it half up half down and I'm gon na have an extra one that I'm not gon na need to use. It'S always good to have extra to play with, but I have two that are like just the two clip ones and those are the ones that I'm going to put on both sides to kind of bring like a wrap them around the side of your head. So what I'm gon na put like right here and then, where that other one ends, I'm gon na start and bring it over as far as you can you don't want to bring it like all the way here, because you don't want it to stick out. So it's okay! If you have like you, know in inch or two that it doesn't come like all the way here. You always want to give yourself a little extra space so that you don't see the extension okay, the more volume you have on top the better you're going to be able to hide the extension like. I don't know what that looks like back there, but I can feel them so you might want to again. I have the proper thing, but you might want to take a keys in comb, not this brush, but that's using comb and kind of back home. It and make me add a little texture spray here so that it kind of the extension a little bit better. Then, if you had a second one of these, which I'm sad that they don't usually you have to, I would put them like on both sides so for this one I'm gon na put right here. Okay, so that will be my piece in the front. You want to try to blend your short layers as much as possible, so that's what those are built to do. So again, if you had a second one, you can do that a lot of times too. If you don't need to use this whole one, you can cut them, so you have like another individual piece or if you have a side part which I don't really have a side part, but I'm still going to try and make this work. I'M gon na try and fit this last one as a side piece over here and I'm gon na try and bring it up as much as possible to give me some side volume again, not an exact science. You kind of just have to see like what works for your shape. You know like your head shape and where you actually need the volume. So I'm gon na just put these in here and see to give me a little more sight, volume and again you're not going to be able to put your hands through your head, as you normally would. But as long as the extensions are hidden that pretty much is like your main goal, so again, this gave me not only a heck of a lot more length. You can see my shortest layers here and then the end of the hair is here. I think that looks a heck of a lot less ridiculous than the hair going all the way down here. So again, once I kind of curl these, I always recommend just even slightly curling them cuz. I just feel like they look so much more natural if they have a slight wave to them, so I might play with these and see how that looks, but for today I think that's all we're going to do. Let me see how they look in the back. Here but again, once you um, once you just kind of wave wave them once you kind of curl them, they'll blend a little bit better, but I think that's not terrible. You can tell that my hair is a lot cooler than the extensions on the bottom, but we'll we'll work on that and I feel like it's not that huge of a deal that um. I can just put a slight toner on these, even like a purple shampoo and they should blend pretty nicely. So hopefully you guys found this helpful. If you did, please give the video a thumbs up, but these sunny definitely has my seal of approval again. I need to see how they take to heat, but definitely don't go over. I think I've said 260. I think it said not to go over 260. 280 fahrenheit is the limitation, so definitely make sure that you don't go anything over that. You don't want to burn them and your extensions, but I really like them. I think they look really good and for $ 60. I think I got my money's worth so. Thank you guys so much for watching and I'll see you guys all in my next video