How To Flexi Rod Set On Hair Extensions| *Heatless Curls*| Raw Indian Hair

If you were interested in knowing how I got these curls without heat stay tuned everybody, so it is the next day I allowed this lecture on sets you sit overnight and I'm going to take them down. Please be sure to follow me on Instagram, but you see here Affairs to keep up with me. I did do this online because my camera ended up dying in the process of me. Flexi routing this set anyways without any further ado, I'm going to go in and yeah, so it just added this a really cool new feature to the website where you can actually live chat with me, while you were on the website, it'll show you that I'm online And you can go ahead and engage with me and ask you any questions that you might have about. Jay Jay's brought Indian hair, so that is what you guys maybe seem to do in the process of this takedown set. If you all are interested in, you know getting a full-on tutorial, I actually have one it's already uploaded to our channel just go ahead and actually I'll leave it down below in the description bar for you, anybody that may actually want a full-on tutorial. I think flexi rods are a great substitute for heat tools, especially if you don't know how to curl with heat. I can admit it's definitely hard to go in and curl with heat. I just recently learned how to do it with my flat iron, and sometimes you just don't feel like putting heat on your hair, so go ahead and get you some flexi rods. These flexi rods were eight bucks and I think that got I want to say. I got fifty in a pack, so I got two and in total I paid sixteen dollars or something like that. I got them from Amazon and I'll leave the link down below in the description bar as well. So if you need flexi rods, if you want to know how I did this flexi rod set, a tutorial will definitely be linked down below, as well as a direct link to where you can get. These bless your rods and I did not at any product to this hair while curling them. They. I deep condition this here about two days ago and they were still drying so yesterday, when I went into flexi rod, said them or last night, when I went into flexor on set them they were about. I was sailing 85 to 90 percent dry and this morning I just went ahead and said that this wig under my under my hooded dryer, just to ensure that everything was dry. So it actually just got a question from a potential customer asking me if she could request lighter shade in bundles. Unfortunately, at the moment we do not offer custom color and orders the custom orders. However, you can definitely go in and lighten your bundles. We offer the natural 1b natural brown type of shade. So if you're looking for a lighter brown, you can definitely go in with a box dye with a 20 volume developer or you can go in with bleach to achieve the color that you want and if you're interested in seeing how I got this color again, I Do have a mini tutorial on my channel and I'll be sure to have that down below in the description box as well. So I did let you run these last night on Instagram live and I actually got a question from somebody asking if your hair needed to be wet or dry to get this look and you can go in with either wet or dry hair. That is a cool thing about flexi rods. It really doesn't matter if they're, wet or dry, I'm telling you these are the coolest and easiest way to achieve flexi rods without heat. If you are new to flexi rods and you want a tighter curl than this - they actually come in assorted sizes, so don't feel, like you know, you're bound or constricted to this size. These are the biggest sizes that I have in the pack and I really didn't want that side of curls. I actually always excited. I just wanted to experiment with these, but it does come with a bunch of different colors like there are smaller ones, medium sized ones. I mean you can just play around with all the colors that they give you and the different colors are different sizes and you can go in and use those at cheese. Different variations of curls, I'm going to go in with an oil. Here are two oils: coconut oil and the anti-frizz serum by Garnier Fructis. I think I'm going to use this anti-frizz serum trying to decide yeah, I'm gon na use this anti-frizz serum. It doesn't only make a difference, but this is like more so far as styling and the coconut oil is for moisture like moisturizing the hair, and this actually feels moisturize enough. So I'm just going to put this is just to make sure my hands are not Li dry or anything like that. I'M just going to take a curl down as far as you go and obviously the more flexi rods you use be more define. Your pros will be right. How many flex are that I use 13 and then the 14th one dropped on the floor, so Florentine flexi rods, and this is the result that I got and my flexi ratchet Oriole the one that I have posted on my channel. I definitely use more if you would like to see what more flexi rods would give. You then definitely check out that video and when you're doing this make sure you do not apply the hot code directly to the lace is really bad. It can definitely burn the lace. You also want to be careful and not burn yourself, because very hot, and you can just be very careful when dealing with so what's still not laying as fine as I would like it to so. I'M gon na go in with my cream of nature, argan oil of Morocco style and shine foaming mousse, just getting a little bit on my hands, and this will help lay down your closure, your frontal, whatever it may be. I only ever really applied this directly to my lace. I never put it on my actual hair. Well, I don't put it. Let me rephrase that I only ever put it on my lease products. I don't put it on my bundles or anything wefted. I still use it, they don't run and it actually, I thought it had alcohol in it. It does not have any alcohol in it. It has pretty good and safe products, so you know nothing to worry about, but I just don't like to put it on. I try to keep my extensions as free of products as possible, like oils are enough. For me. Leave-In conditioner is enough for me: yeah, it's a little bit. It'S still a little bit wet, which is irritating when I only left it in my hairdryer for like 15 minutes, and I left it on the towel all bunched up. So that is why I'm gon na get my scarf to tie this down real, quick and then we'll leave it tied down for a few minutes, and then I will be down to styling my hair okay. So I think that was long enough. So I'm just gon na take this down, so this is JJ's raw, Indian straight hair. I have in the legs 22, 22 22 and I believe a 20 inch matching lace closure. This hair is 1 year old and I did go in and bleach this hair. I wish this hair one time. This was a one-time process and the bleach set on at least the very light part I would say for about 45 minutes to an hour and then the rest of the hair. I pretty much just finished, putting highlights and bleaching the rest of the hair, and then I just washed it all out. So I would say the whole process took about maybe anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes with the remainder of the hair. And then the front was about 45 minutes to an hour and yeah. The result that I got, if you want the full tutorial, be sure to check out the description bar below. I will have a link that will take you right to this tutorial. Please, you should have followed me on Instagram, as you see here, a fair okay. I styled this hair live yesterday for my followers and I'm pretty active on Instagram. If you want to reach me, if you want to contact me, if you have any questions, I'm pretty accessible through DM as well as through email, so go ahead and follow me at UC, hair there and shoot me an email. If you have any questions juicy hair affair at gmail.com and as always, have an affair with your hair, don't forget to shop juicy hair, very calm for something Leah, peeling raw Indian here. Thank you guys. So much don't forget to Like comment and subscribe and stay blessed and stay juicy.