How To Make Your Own Clip In Hair Extensions At Home

Products Used:

Outre Premium New Yaki Human Hair 16" Long Color #1(Black)

Extension Clips purchased at Sally Beauty Supply

Vienna Brown Weaving Tread and regular Needle also purchased at Sally

This is just the way I create my own Hair Extensions.

I video taped this in my bedroom on top of my pillow :) (sorry)

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Some changes coming up soon, new lighting for better video quality.

Hi guys today, I'm going to be teaching you how to do hair extensions and how to create your own and how to custom, make you your own exception so that they fit especially to your size, and it's very simple. You just need a lot of patience and I'm gon na show you all the materials that you guys are going to need, I'm also going to list them below. So, if you guys have any comments, please feel free to go ahead and ask me any questions. Don'T forget to subscribe and I will get. I will see you guys soon, bye, okay, guys. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to show you what you guys are gon na need and just to show you guys what type of hair I purchase myself? This is this is a brand that I have right here: okay, and this is premium hair, it's tangled free - and it's also in color number one for this brand, which is a you know, a dark black. This is also a hundred percent human hair. Another thing that you guys are going to need is you know these little Clips right here now, there's a bunch of you know different colors that they make these there's also different brands, and you know if you don't have a good idea of what kind to buy. Let me just give you a piece of advice, because this happened to me before the first time that I made my first extension and I'm gon na do a close-up right here on this little clip and as you can see, you see those little holes. You know this clip it's a little bit more pricey, because the holes here are big enough to you know, get the needle in there without any problem. If you buy the cheap, the really really inexpensive brand, what happens is that they don't have. You know the holes big enough, that you know you can put your needle through and it's gon na make it very difficult for you guys. So you guys got to be careful when you do that and when you go and buy these clips, also you're going to need your thread and this you can also buy and you can buy it at the beauty supply. Where you're getting your extensions - and I got my NM and Browne just because they didn't have black, but they do have black, they do carry it. You can go ahead and get this, and also your needle of course. So what I did is I'm going to show you the hair, what it looks like when it comes to you know when you get it out when you get it out of the package, it looks just like this and you unroll it like so and it's just A single strip and what I did is I did a double I'm going to show you guys again. I don't know if you can see it right there, I'm going to try to open it, so you guys can see it. I did a double strip and don't worry about this because once you clip them onto your hair, is you know you're not going to be able to see that opening and there's one here and, of course one right here? Okay, I did two strips because I want my hair to look like it's mine and it's long. I start by measuring my head of course, and you don't want to do it at the very top you want to do it. You know right by your temples, that's where you want to start measuring the hair before you, you cut it: okay and it's very simple: you're not going to lose any hair once you know the measurement and the amount that you're going to use. If you're going to do, of course, a single strip, you just go ahead and cut through. If you're going to do a double strip, then you just you know double it up like so then you'll cut right over here, you'll cut once that's cut, you'll go ahead and you'll saw your first clip on then you'll cut this, and then you get the next One at the ends you want to start with the ends and finish in the middle okay, so that it's nice and tight if you're going to do two strips okay, so I've cut my strip right here and I'm going to do a double strip. So I'm gon na put these all like this. I'M going to join them together, like so what you need for this is a lot of patience. Okay and once I have this here, I'm going to get my clip and remember the teeth need to be facing out. Okay, so just make sure you remember that and you're going to place that at the very end of your strip, so that it looks like that, okay and, as you can see the little hole right at the end. We are going to use our thread right here and we are going to do with the thread. Is you know you want to put it through, like so and you're going to have to but you're going to have one you got to create one longer than the other and then the one that's longer at the end, just make a little knot so that it Will stay when you up when you start sewing this together, so you go ahead, line that up and you're going to start by putting the needle right through that little hole first and then right through the hair? Okay. So once you get that you see that little knot is going to stay right there and you know your your threads not going to go through. So I'm gon na just go ahead and loop this around and go back into the same little hole, and do it one more time - and I do this about two to three times loop - it again put it through and pull okay once that is secure to me. That'S just fine, because I'm not gon na put a lot of the thread and make it very bulky. So what I'm going to do since I'm on the other side, is I'm gon na start on the hair? Just you know, you got ta calculate where the little hole is on the next. The next hole right there you're going to put your needle through and then through the hole and repeat the process. Okay - and you don't want the threat to be too long - okay, because what it will happen is that it will get tangled and then it's going to create big big problems for you guys, but you want to do that and I'm going to do this until I Finish, I have two more house to do. I'M going to finish that and I'm going to come right back to you, so you can see what you got you got to do at the end: okay, okay! So once I have finished with all of my all the threading right here, as you can see what I'm going to do to secure this is on the less um on the last one that you did. What you want to do. Is you you're going to put the needle right through you, don't have to do it through the hole, don't worry about it just through the hair strip, you're going to pull it and then at the end, you're going to have like a little loop. Okay, just like that you're going to pass the needle through that loop that same one four times and what this does look you don't even have to pull yet you pass it through four times and what this is going to do is it's going to actually create A knot for us, okay, strong enough to keep the clip in position, so you pull and then you start bringing this down as you're, pulling the thread away from it and then once you have it, you can go ahead and pull and push this down so that That little knot that you just created will stay secure in place and then what you do is you just go ahead and cut it with your scissors and you move on to the next strip. Next, what you're going to do is you're going to have this two strip. Looking like that just grab your scissors, any will be good as long as they're sharp stretch that out with the scissor itself, as you can see, and don't be afraid to cut your knot. You'Re, probably going to cut a couple pieces of hair, but you know that's: okay, you're not going to lose much hair by doing the cutting right there on the corner, and you know just flip your hair around. You know facing your clip and you're going to do the same thing with the next clip. I just ran into a little issue and I wanted to show you guys that it's very easy in common for this to happen, don't freak out, and this is a reason why you want to use just enough thread for each individual clip. Okay, as I was looping this and I was about to pull, I don't know if you can see that that is stuck right there. It'S not letting me go anywhere, it's a knob that has just popped in there for no reason, okay by me pulling the thread through the thread. So what you want to do is just get your finger in the loop and pull pull and that's going to pop out. You see now the that little knot is gone and then you can continue with your sewing. I hope you guys learn how to do this and if you guys have any questions, any comments feel free to go ahead and leave them on the bar below, and I will see you guys soon. I will be wearing this extensions pretty soon on some of my tutorials, with my new lighting coming soon. I will talk to you guys later bye,

UnaPaginaEnBlanco: @ragdollannie~~ Hello there, What you can do is purchase Small Black Rubber Bands from any local beauty supply or CVS and glab a small portion of your hair and tie it exacltly where you will be placing the clip this will secure the extension and you will not damage your hair. Make sure that you have someone help you with this and also with the removal of the rubber bands. Thanks for Watching my Videos

Descaradaa: This helped me cause I a first timer in doing this and I wanted to know where did you get your hair from thanks

ragdollannie: my hair is SO fine and SO slick, these don't stay in... i don't really want to tease my hair because i think that will damage it, do you have any other suggestions?

Olivia Day: How do u do it without fake hair? Or Real? Like Yarn Or Something??

UnaPaginaEnBlanco: @TheBritneylover13 ~~ You can purchase your hair at any Beauty supply store, very easy stuff~~~~

arianna Chever: How much was the Hair?

Çømmënţ Qůëën: if u can to out and buy fake hair why can't you just buy the extension? ?

R H: keeps telling you kno you kno always. awkward and .... irritating

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