Diy | Mermaid Clip In Hair Extensions & Hair Color Tutorial( No Sew)

So today, I'm going to show you how I did these two hair extensions, so here's the hair that I bought Bravo hair extensions that they are West. As you can see, it just comes in a bundle, you're gon na pull them apart and cut out sections that you want. I do small medium enlarge and, in the end, we're gon na double them up, so I'm just keeping it kind of doubled already to see what kind of sections I'm gon na use. As you can see like this, would be a side section or a metal section. It really depends, everybody has a different size to end so now. We'Re just gon na go ahead and pour in our color into our bowl, and I had a trash bag, and I'm gon na apply my color from the roots ten. You want to make sure that it's very well saturated and I'm just gon na speed up the process, because this gets really repetitive. Take your time as long as you need and yeah go from there. If you have any questions during this video or after you can leave me a comment and I'll get back to you as soon as I can so we're just going ahead and make sure everything's saturated that I like to hold it by the top of the width And really like scrunch everything together make sure it's really saturated. These are the lightest blonde human hair, hair extensions that I bought and I am using I on titanium, hair color and them I also got lavender. This is my first time using iron hair color, I'm not a huge fan of it. It comes out very metallic II. I do love my joyful Pravana hair color, as I am a stylist, so I can get my hands on those, but now we're gon na change. The trash bag and we're switching up to lavender, just put it straight directly into a bowl and apply to the hair, make sure you have a clean brush and clean surface. This table is just like my art table. It'S a folding up table and I got from Walmart, so I don't mind if I get here more on there, my phones ruining everything but yeah. If you don't, if you have a clean service and you don't want to make a mess, you just use a trash bag or grocery bag old foil. It works great too again, just being repetitive here: we're applying the color all over, make sure it's really saturated, and this is the same weft of hair, I'm using I'm just. I bro get up two pieces earlier, so I did more silver than violets because I wanted more silver, but you could do all one color. You can change up the colors, it's totally up to you. So now I have two bags of clips that I purchased at my hair store with my hair and I'm using ultra bomb blah-blah ultra bomb super glue, advanced formula Permatex, and this is actually from Napa and what I'm gon na do is put a little bit on Each corner of the wefts and double them up as you can see, this was just on longer web and I folded it over sorry for my speech today, I don't know, what's going on with me and I'm just putting a lot of tension to make sure that It'S nice and straight and not you know, bent or anything like that, and this is a smaller one. This will be a one clip and I'm just doing the same thing folding it over and I'm gon na do that throughout the whole bundle of hair extensions. These are already dried, so make sure they're dry, you don't want any water or anything in that West part and I'm gon na let them dry overnight, and then I will go ahead and put on my clips the same way. You also want to make sure that you don't put too much glue so that it's clumpy hard and crusty, I'm gon na apologize for my animals running around like maniacs, and they can be a little distracting. So I'm just finishing up with the wefts, as you can tell, the color came out really pretty I actually like it for ion color. It'S very metallic. It kind of goes with what I already have. I have joy coat in my actual real hair, so yeah it kind of worked out. So this one's a bigger one. This will be like a three clip left and I'm just layering it on top of each other so that it's doubled up there all doubled up, because I, like my hair, a thicker and just one weft, is very thin. For me, this is a preference thing, so here I'm grabbing one of my silver webs and it's already completely dry and, as you can see, the clip the clip fits perfectly and I'm just gon na apply a little bit of glue to the top of that clip And I'm gon na lay it right on top of the left and hold it for 15 to 20 seconds, and then I will put it aside and let it dry for about 4 hours. I want to make sure that it's really dried you can stop. Here is what I did I'm and I didn't want to put any string onto it, but you can do this so that the clips are where you want them, and then you can go ahead and sew around them. It makes it a bit easier, but that's totally up to you, so I'm going to go ahead and I'll speed this up, because this gets pretty repetitive, obviously for the bigger ones, you'll put two clips. I think here I'll be putting two clips and then the larger ones I put three clips. So when you're all done, you should have something that looks like this and let them dry for four hours. So here are the extensions after I dried them. Let them sit for about four hours to let the clips to dry, and this is a finished one, as you can see, it's very immediate, there's no string and nothing and they so I put mine in and I just layered them not like cutlery with them. I just you know: purple silver, purple, silver lavender. I just kind of like a whole bunch of stuff going on in there. I'M gon na be using my small barrel and I'm just gon na grab a section. Pin up see the difference already you, and this is the final look. I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial as much as I enjoyed making it. You can use a bigger barrel or go any way with this wave. It straighten it to leave to you. So thanks. So much for watching guys, please don't forget to subscribe!