Get Into These Natural Hair Extensions!! | Better Length Clip Ins

Hey y'all: what's up it's your girl, Janelle and I am back with another Hair video and today I'm going to be showing you guys how I achieved this gorgeous style using better length, clip-ins y'all, let's get into this look! Okay, let's get into it! Look how voluminous? Okay, okay, so these are the better ones clip-ins, they say it's 3c4a, but personally it gives me more for a 4B Vibes like it really matches my hair texture really well, and I have four a4b, so I don't know you tell me what y'all think, but I Think it's giving for a4b but anyways, I'm going to start off on blown out hair, okay, blow dried, not straightened, just blown out and I'm gon na section, my hair off into workable sections, and I section off a piece there in the back and that's where I'm Gon na start putting in those clip-ins so um, I actually ended up making the section back there a little bit bigger, but um, I'm not gon na lie to y'all. This is my first time trying this style, so I was winging it. Okay, the placement of my clip-ins were kind of all over the place and, honestly, you just kind of have to play with the clip-ins, and you know see how they work with your hair, your hair cut your hair shape, um your head shape. You know you just have to play around with the clippings and see what fits where and what looks best. You know um. So for me, in the back, I use the three and four clip tracks and I'm going to use this Revlon blow dryer brush to brush out the clip-ins so that they match out my blown out texture. Now you can wet the clip in so that it's easier to get the blow dryer through the hair or you can do what I did for the rest of my clip-ins and go through the dry. You know you might lose some hair, you might mess up the texture of the clippings, I don't know, but it came out really cute. So you know sorry to these clip-ins if I mess them up by blow drying them dry, but I'm probably going to wear them. Like this anyways, so it's fine. If you don't want to compromise the curl, then maybe don't do this. I don't know what happens after this, but anyways. So, as you can see, like the texture, looks really good with my hair texture like it matches so well, and even though my hair is blown out like like it's not blown out like almost straight but like it's kind of close, you know, but I think it Still looks really good and when my hair starts to you know um like over time over a few days, you know the straightness kind of goes away kind of puffs up a little bit. Humidity gets to It, Whatever sweat, yada yada it matches with the clippings. Even more and I'm sure you could get the clip-ins, you know I'm sure you could straighten them or something like that, but I'm not gon na go that far. I'M just gon na blow dry them but yeah. I will say that it takes a little bit longer to get the hair. You know completely blown out when you do wet at first. It was just a lot easier to do with dry and I didn't really have the time to wet every clip in and like go through and blow dry over and over again. So if you don't have a lot of time, I would say just do it dry if you want to so um like I was saying for the back. I used about three to four three to four clip tracks in the back. If that makes sense so about three or four tracks in the back that have three or four Clips on the tracks and then in the front of my head, I use the smaller clip-ins with two clips um or you know three Clips at the top of my Head so again, you really just have to play with it. It'S gon na depend on your head size, your hair shape, and all of that so and before y'all go fixing your little fingers to tie but girl, you don't need clip-ins. Why are you wearing clip-ins? You have so much hair blah blah blah. I get that all the time and y'all I wear clip-ins for the length for the extra volume for the drama of it all. Okay, I just love an extra voluminous look and a few more inches of length doesn't hurt either. So, yes, I know I'm very well aware that my hair is very thick and very full and I don't need clip-ins, but bigger is sometimes better. You know why not! It'S a change. It'S a nice change. I like it and looks really good so um. Yes, as you can see, as I'm putting more and more of the clippings on my head, it's really matching up really well and it's it's getting to be a lot of hair, but trust me I'll just just stay with me here. Okay, another thing I do want to mention is that, if you wanted to like use this as sort of a protective style and just use the clip-ins, and not your real hair, or only like a small amount of your natural hair, you could definitely do that. One bundle of um better length, clip-ins is enough for a full head. Like I promise you, I didn't even use all of the clip-ins for this particular style. I only I think I still have like maybe three or four clippings left over so um tracks. That is so you, like one bag. One bundle is enough for one full head. Trust me on that. So originally I was gon na do a side part with this style um, but I ended up going with the middle part. So it's really up to you whether you want to do a side, part or middle part, just make sure you're cognizant of that when you're putting the clip-ins in so that your tracks are not showing. If you do do a side part, I applied the clip in so that I could do either or um. So just putting that out there look at that. Look at all that hair. Some people have this much hair in real life and I don't know how y'all do it. I really don't. I could not live with this every single day, but for the night it's cute girl, it's cute. I cannot imagine having to wash this every week and detangle and style this much hair every week. I just I don't know how they do it, but anyways. So I'm gon na use this uh the do moose deaf texture foam to do a little twist out here. So I'm gon na apply it to I'm gon na apply this to like medium sized section of the hair and my hair and, as you can see, I'm applying the foam throughout and I'm also brushing the clip-ins and my hair kind of so that they kind of Mesh together, if that makes sense, and then I'm going to twist my hair down like I would for a regular twist out or something like that. So you can twist your hair and then you know maybe do the clip-ins by themselves and then apply the clippings afterwards. But I think this is the best way to blend your hair with the clip-ins, like it just looks, really seamless. In the end it looks like I got so many compliments on this hairstyle you guys, and so many questions like, is that your hair and I'm like no girl, it's clip-ins, okay, it's clip-ins, but the texture. The blend is blending. It'S giving. The blend is blending. Okay. So, yes, if you twist your hair with the clip-ins in, I promise it's a much better result. If you do it this way, so I'm just applying a generous amount of that styling foam to each section, brushing it out with this brush and be gentle. You know, try not to drag the clip-ins. You don't want to. You know rip your hair out because there are Clips. You know at the top of these clippings, so be gentle hold your hair taut if you're gon na brush it out like I did. I don't think you necessarily have to brush it out, but I decided to brush it out just so, I could distribute the product properly and just just to make everything look Perfectly Natural. You know there were some sections in the front where I just twisted my my natural hair and not the clip-ins um. It really doesn't matter what you decide to do at that point. I decided to do it like this just so that it would be easier to, like, I don't know, give it more of like a layered look. If that makes sense, I don't know if it makes a difference again, but I think maybe it helped. Who knows, I think this style is perfect for like the fall and winter, because it is like a stretched, blown out type of hairstyle that probably won't last really well in like the humid. You know in humidity and heat or anything like that, but for the fall and winter time. I think this is a perfect hairstyle and it'll kind of keep you warm too, with a lot of hair. So this is what my twists look like when I'm all done and look how natural that looks guys look how natural this look like. This literally looks like it's my hair, okay. So now it has been a few hours, I want to say, like five or six hours. You could definitely leave this in overnight, but I had somewhere to go so I took this out about six hours later and my hair was fully dry. This is a really good style to do. If you know you have somewhere to be later on, and you don't know what to do with your hair and you don't have all night to sit and wait for it to dry. I think that a stretched blown out style like this hey boo, is a good alternative like it. It doesn't take forever to dry is what I'm trying to get at here. Um with the side part and like I said, the back looks a little like I could have added one more track there, which I did end up doing in the end of which you guys will see um so, like I said, you're gon na have to play Around with it and see what works but um yeah, this ended up coming out really well, I think like, like I said I got so many compliments on this hair and I just felt so beautiful and it was so cute and so voluminous and so natural. Looking like you really wouldn't be able to tell if this is all of my hair or not it's like look at that. Look at that. You could do different styles with this, but you're going to have to place the clip-ins a little differently. You know this is my hair with the middle part, which I think you know looked a little better. It was it just was my preference that night like, I think this came out. Looking real good, like look at that, you guys how cute is that, so that is the end of this video, give this video a thumbs up if you enjoyed it. If it was helpful to you, thank you to better length for sponsoring this video. I really love these clip-ins and, if you guys, try them out like check the description for all of the details on this hair and how you can purchase it. Thank you guys so much for watching this video, and I will see you in my next one. Bye,