Nano Ring Hair Extension Fitting | Detailed Tutorial Of Application

Hey guys so in this video, i'm just going to be showing you how to install nano ring, hair extensions. So in the chair today i've got my lovely client. Caroline and all we're going to be doing is just adding a few extensions around the sides of our head just for a little bit of extra thickness. So all that i'm doing now is just making sure that our parting is lovely and straight, and she usually wears her hair in the middle and now that i'm half with the parting i'm just going to go ahead and start making my first section. So i'm just going to section off from the crown of my client's head and go all the way down to behind her ear. You just want to be making sure that your sections are super neat and super clean at all times, so any hair that you're not working with just clip it out of the way, as we're only going to be adding a few strands for thickness. We'Re only going to be working around the front of the head, so now i've got my first slice that i'm going to be working with. You just want to make sure that you're leaving enough of a gap around the hairline so that there's no visible connections or beads. So now that i've got the hair that i'm not using out of the way i'm going to go in. For my first section, all i'm doing now is putting a small section of hair through my looper tool. You should already have some beads on the tool ready to go just to make the application easier for you. You then want to push the bead up. Keep your hands gently so then it sits very close to the root of your client's natural hair. Once the beads at the top. You then insert the nano tip hair extension itself, which has a metal tip on the top, which is what sits within the bead. You then close the nano ring with pliers - and this is how these extensions are secured. Nano rings are amazing, because there's no heat or glue used in the application process, so they are super gentle and really kind for your natural hair. Now, i'm just going to continue this row of hair extensions and just repeat the same process: i'm just making sure that my sections are super neat super clean and you want to make sure they're, nice and consistent all the way through the application i like to do My sections by taking little upside down triangles, but i know other stylists - prefer to do their sections more square or more rectangle, but it's completely down to your personal preference. You might also be able to see that the beads that i'm using are not actually blonde, even though my client's hair is on the ends. You always always want to make sure that the b color that you're using matches your client's root color. This will just ensure a super discreet finish, and it will just make it look even more natural, even though we're just filling out the sides today, we still want to make sure the extensions aren't going to look too stringy on the ends, and this is done just By making sure that your rows are carried out in a brickwork pattern, you might be able to see that my sections are actually on a slight diagonal going up my client's head. I find this works a little bit better than just doing it dead straight across because it just allows more flow and movement into the hair extensions. These extensions actually have a slight bit of a darker root, so once it's all finished, it's just going to blend seamlessly. As you can see, my client actually has loads of hair on the back. So what we're doing now we're just going to even up the thickness and just make it all flow. Now we'll unzoom my last row of hair extensions for the left side, you don't want to be going too high. As then, it will just look really unnatural and it will just be an absolute pain for your clients to take care of and maintain now the sides are really starting to fill out nicely. So again, we're just doing the exact same thing that we've done on the previous rows: we're just getting that section. Pulling the hair through the looper, pushing the bead up, putting the nano tip in and securing with our pliers again we're just leaving a little bit of a gap around the hairline. Just to give my client a little bit of her own hair to work with. If she needs to tie her hair up, she'll still be able to if she wants to style her hair, a certain way she'll still be able to - and this is a really good thing about nano rings. They are so flexible, they're, so discreet and they're, so versatile. So now that is all done, and i've cut in the extensions just at the same length as my clients had previously now, i'm just going to be adding in a little bit of a textured wave, i'm doing my sections in different directions and in slightly different patterns. Just to give my client a little bit more of an undone, a beachy feel i feel like it is so easy for waves to get a little bit too uniform when you are styling hair, especially with shorter hair as well. So i like to do it this way, just to switch it up a little bit. The extensions are bending really well and it's looking super natural, and this is what we wanted now, it's just time for the finishing touches and just to give those waves a little shake out just to really bring them to life, and now we are finished just those Couple of strands of extensions have really brought my clients hair to life. It is so much fuller and it just looks absolutely gorgeous. 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