Diy Keratin Hair Extensions | Tondie

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Hi guys so I'm back with another video and I'm going to be showing you guys how I do my own extensions from home and this ones that I have when here are kabat-zinn extensions. So the carotene bonds that I used for my extensions are this little Italian carotene bonds and this ones are the clear ones they are the ones with the most hole. So with this one's my extensions usually last about 4 to 5 months. So, to melt my glue, I don't have any professional tools, so I used my mini straightener, my mini flat iron. By the way I drew it, I like to use my handy, dandy, tweezers and grab one grab, one of the keratin glues and then melt it on the street map. So you might want to push it down a little bit so every time when I do my keratin extensions, I normally use 100 % human hair or Brazilian hair, something that will tingle and something that won't shed because these things are attached to make your hair single. I have about 300 here and then they are tests on like single single pieces of hair. So once this thing is melted, I'm just gon na grip, some of my hair. So I'm just gon na put this thing on the keratin blue and then I run it like twice. So let me just make another one, so you guys can see again how I do them so first, I'm just gon na have my straightener here and then I have my hair on the other side. So now I have my kabat-zinn melting and then I'm just gon na push it down a little bit with my tweezers and then now it's time to attach the hair. Let'S just make sure it's like fully melted and then you're gon na take the hand you can. I run it through the hair straight now, if you're using a hair, straightener and then now we have our carotene tip and then he just gon na rub it up. Rub it up it bends, but it doesn't really been to a point where you get burned. So I have two that I want to install here, so I would then go ahead and cut off the tip. So if you don't kind of a tip, it will make it uncomfortable. You will have like things poking you on the head and you don't want that. Feeling so you might want to cut the tip out and then take the string now again since they're dry. Now so once it's like melted, you will come and rub it with your head. You just join it on your head and then I like to take my straight Nike and rub my head. So now we're gon na do the next one, this other one. So you guys can see more. So first I'm going to cut out the tip and then take my straightener melt it and then put on my head and then that's it. So that's how I do my extensions and I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Hopefully, you learned something and if you do like this, video don't forget to thumbs up leave me some comments. Let me know what you want to see next and I'll see you guys on the next video bye

Kally: I love this video! You're so pretty. I was wondering, can these extensions be installed in quadrants, like the vixen sew-in, so you can do space buns, half up/half down and braids? Or does it have to be rows going across? Thanks.

S F: Do you place it on the top layer of the hair or is it close to your scalp? I hope you do an update on how it hold up plus styling ideas thanks for the video :)

Niki Myrie: How do you remove the hair when it's time to take it out?

Luli Mau: I would like to see you style, protect it at night and how to remove.  Also about how long do you recommend that your to be to cover the bond.? Thanks for sharing.

Melody C: Do you buy the hair as bundles and cut the wefts off? And if you do how many bundles do you need for hair of medium thickness to turn into keratin strands? I really want to do this to my hair but I'm really not sure how much weave I'll need

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