How To: Flexi Rod Set On Curly Hair Extensions

Cayla this be foster here and in this video I'm going to be showing you guys how I achieve a flexi rod set on this gorgeous hair from her giving her calm in my hair right now, I have two bundles of 18 inch: query, hair and one lace. 18 inch oily closure, and I love this hair so much because it is very gorgeous. It looks real as you can see, and it was really easy to style them in Adelaide. I'M going to start by separating my hair into four sections, two in the front and two in the back. I'M just going to part my hair with my fingers, because I didn't feel like dealing with a comb. Now I'm going to start in the back and I'm going to separate one small section to you for my first waxy rot, I'm going to spray that down with water, and then I am going to detangle with the why to comb now I'm going to use them Is just curly pudding for this Lexie rod set, and I am just going to apply that generously on the section and move down to the end of my hair. Now I'm going to take a densely bristled brush and I am going to smooth out the hair now. I'M going to take this blue flexi rod, I use the blue and the red flexi rod. The measurements for the blue is 9/16 of an inch and the red is 1/2 an inch. I'M going to start at the end of my hair and smooth it in around the flexi rod and then roll the hair up on the flexi rod. And I'm going to do a spiraling motion so that my hair is spiral, so I'm not going to just roll it up like a regular roller and roll all my hair on top of each other and plus spiral it up to create a spiral shape and then I'Ll just secure the flexi rod by bending the top of it over my room. So I'm going to show you guys this again, I'm just going to spray it down with water, and then I am going to detangle with a wide tooth comb. And then I want to apply my machete so he's putting two section: making sure that I smooth the ends and get the products all throughout the section. And then I'm going to smooth the hair with a Disney bristles brush. And now I'm going to smooth the ends onto my roller and then roll up the section in a spiraling motion and then finally secure the top of the flexi rod over the root of my hair. Now I have all my hair rolled up and there was really no particular order or pattern that I put in the red vs. blue flexi rods. I just grabbed in what they're close enough inside for its and that wouldn't make a big difference. So I sat under the hooded dryer for two and a half hours and it felt like it took forever, but my hair is completely dry and now I am just going to remove the fleshy part, and this curl was the exact girl that I was going for. With these flexi rods, it's very defined, my hair is very shiny and when I separate is going to have lots of volume, so I'm just going to remove all the flexi rods because of the way that I wrote up, the flexi rod is really easy to take. It out without messing up the pattern of the spiral curl now here is the fun part, the separation of the cleric robe, I'm going to coat my hands with extra-virgin olive oil and I'm just going to apply it to the curls before I start to separate them. Now I'm going to gently separate each spiral curls first, I separate it into about four or five sections, and I make sure that I squirrel this spiral curl around my fingers to keep the shape of it and to make sure that the ends are still these curls Are so gorgeous they are so shiny and I actually need that shine to the quality of the hair and the quality of the products that I use. So I'm going to go through and separate all of the spiral curls using that same sub-grantee sucky, I'm not really going to worry about fluffing or anything. While I'm doing that now that I have all of my hair separated, I'm going to go back and work on the shape of the hair, this is going to include me doing more separating and also using scissors to cut the hair into a really nice shape. Before I started cutting the hair, all of the hair was like the same length, and I really don't like that. Look so that's why I'm using the scissors I kind of make the top look a little layered and I really just kind of kept separating and cutting separating and cutting separating and cutting until I got the shape that I was looking for, and these are the results. I got a lot of compliments on this hairstyle. I think that these curls came out so gorgeous and the hair is so shiny and this is a really good grade of hair. It'S a really good quality hair. So, if you're interested please go over to her giving hair calm all of the details in the description block. Thank you guys so much for watching and have an amazing amazing amazing day.