How To Blend Course Natural Hair With Extensions/Weave

Hey guys welcome back to my channel anyhow today, I'm gon na be doing a video, a hair, video, a lot of people really like the last hair video that I did so. I decided to just do another hair video because you guys want to know I'm gon na try to explain stuff and by the title of the video you guys already know what I'm going to be doing today. So I'm just really excited to get started. So, let's just get right into it. You'Re gon na need several different things to create this look and, as you know like when you have like naturally here, if you guys can see that the texture of my hair right now, it's kind of like still a little bit straight. But it's really hard to. Like blend in with like extensions and everything else, so you're gon na need several things. You'Re gon na need one of these combs, and I know I don't even want to tell you guys what happen to this. Basically, I put a flat iron on it and this happened and I didn't even realize they did that, but whatever need a bigger comb like this and you're gon na need some heat protectant, and I know some people like they put heat protectant extensions. You guys can see these are already some of the extensions and I don't want to get his too for oily, so I'm not gon na go ahead and do that. I didn't even apply the heat protectant on the extensions directly. Basically, what happened was that when I applied to my natural hair, it came onto these extensions, usually just like braided up at night before I go to bed just so that my natural hair still stays protected and it doesn't really break much and, as you guys can See, look, I'm loosing it out right now and it looks like much better I supposed to if I just left it out and everything would be like sticking out. You don't want that. So I guess that's a hack like you could roll this part back. If you don't have like a heat protected, if you don't have like a flat iron or any heat comb money, you could just role that part back and I try not to like apply heat to my hair everyday because, as you know, it can be damaging to Your natural hair, so you need a fine comb like so a comb with, maybe with like a point so that you could do the part. If you guys don't really want to do a part, then you really don't need this. Unless you don't have one of these combs, which is something else that you're going to need for this video, this is optional, although this is an optional step. Basically, this is like a heat and comb, and you just go through comb through the roots and it really detangles everything it makes everything much easier to blend and a flatiron. This is like the most important part that you really need a flat iron to create. This look so I'm just gon na go ahead and jump right into the video, usually what you want to do for this step. You want to separate your natural hair from the extensions, but since I have like an estimate of where my natural hair is and where the extension is, I am just gon na go ahead and wing everything I'm gon na start from the back and I'm just gon Na start combing through the hair and I'm using this comb, because when you use this, the hair doesn't break as much. So it's a lot easier to detangle, as you guys can see. So I'm just combing everything out and what I'm gon na do. I'M just gon na separate it into a few sections this this I promise this is not really gon na. Take that much longer, because this hair is already straight, so I'm just gon na part out a section, and this is what I do when I'm like running little errands and I want to blend my hair. This is the stuff that I do and you're just gon na go ahead and grab the flat and press it through and I'm pretty sure you guys know how to straighten your hair. This is not your first rodeo okay, so what you want to do? You want to go ahead and press out the entire hair like so, and then we'll do the natural hair after, if that make sense, so I'm just gon na speed it up and press everything else and, as you guys can see, I went having straighten this whole Side and as you can see, my natural hair started to show now. So, if you want, you could go ahead and start doing this side and fix not your hair. This I, but I personally like to straighten everything. First, I'm just gon na go ahead and do this side - and I was gon na tell you guys, like the reason why it has waves in it. It'S because I went ahead and braided it and I think the waves are still like kinda cute, okay, guys and now that I straighten my hair. You can tell where my actual here is and, as you can see it's right there, so I am going to go ahead and blend it in and I'm gon na be using two different techniques, because I know a lot of the times depending on where you live. These heating combs can be expensive, so maybe you just only have like a flat iron and that's the only thing you have to use so I'm gon na do one side with the flat iron and I'm just gon na show you guys a different technique to use When you have like really coarse hair that might work and then I'm gon na use the heat and come for the other side, so I guess maybe I can start off with the flat iron. What do you guys do, or maybe she should show you the flat iron in this site? I think I'll do the flat a flat iron on this side and I'll. Do the heat came on this side, so I'm just gon na go ahead and get started. So what you want to do, obviously you need to heat your heating comb up and what I like to do I like to put a few pumps of the heat protectant on my hand, I like to rub it in, and I like to get my hair so And I like to rub it towards the extensions and not away from it and just at the same time, just blending. Everything in you know I'm bringing everything together with the heat protectant, so you guys can see it's already starting to like blend in and the reason why my hair is not so difficult to deal with right now is because obviously it was straightening. I was it like. A couple days ago - and I didn't apply any water to it - to that area, so still managed to maintain straight, but my roots obviously came out because you know like if you sweat it or whatever the case may be. That'S obviously gon na happen. So yeah you want to go ahead and blow up the heat protecting in and I'm gon na do it to both sides. Everything and obviously blend it in with my mattre here in the process and I'm gon na, take my comb now and I'm gon na comb through all right now, I'm gon na take the heat and comb and I'm gon na go ahead and straighten this side, and You have to be very, very careful with this, because the thing with this is that you can get um. You could burn yourself seriously with this and you don't want to do that. So I like to go to the root, but at the same time like very carefully stay a little bit away from it. So I don't burn myself especially now that I don't have a mirror showing me exactly. What'S going on really up close, so I like to stay a little bit away from it, so you guys can see it's already starting to blend in okay guys so after you're done using the heating comb, what you can do you can go ahead and go in With a flat iron and just bring everything back together, like so see that so get that super sleek shiny now that you're done flat ironing this side, what you can be can go ahead and add a little bit more heat protectant to finally bring everything together. Just a little bit on the tip of here and what I like to do, this is like something that I like to do. Cuz I just felt like it works I like to take the clip or any clip whatever clip you have and clip it like. So right, where my natural hair ends and just leave it like that and then move on to the other side cuz, I feel like that really helps to bind everything together and blend everything in now. For the other side, I already put the heat protectant in everything. In and I wanted to show you guys different technique on the other side, this is I'm just gon na go ahead and comb it out. As you guys can see, my natural hair is everywhere, and I wanted to show you guys different techniques, so I'm gon na go ahead and part it out like this and another thing to guys like for your natural hair. What really helps is, if you go ahead and um and use this there's like an argan oil and keratin shampoo that I use that really really helps. I think it's by Oris, I'm probably the inside, picks on the screen. So you guys can see exactly what I'm talking about, but when you go ahead and shampoo and condition your natural hair, like with the conditioner in the shampoo, it really helps to like when it comes to straightening your hair. So if you guys want to do that step before you get to this step, it'll make your hair really um a lot more manageable because it really helped me so I'm just showing that with you guys so now. For this time, I'm gon na go ahead and use the flat iron. I'M gon na show you guys exactly. You can do it in the other direction. So you could come like this, probably like so, and you can repeat that until all of this section is fully flat iron, so go ahead and do that now and my hair is kind of already like straightened. So I don't want to put too much heat on it, because I can already tell that I could blend this in no problem like at the end in the extension, you can go ahead and take your flat iron and you can press it out like so, and You can curl it back curl it back like so guys can see. This is what it looks like when you curl it back a little bit. It looks almost like if you had like a like a bob cut or, like a you know like a gradient type of like cut style, so that it looks like um some shorter to longer. That makes sense, and I felt like that, really helped my hair blend in with the extensions when I did that bakka coos end of this video, if you guys liked it make sure you go ahead and comment down below letting me know like. Let me know if you guys enjoyed these type of videos so that I could continue filming more videos like this yeah. This look was another video like comment share and I'll see you guys next time, bye,