Diy Clip In Bangs For Black Hair

Hi youtubers its Nathalie here once again and no I did not cut my hair. I actually am using clipping bangs. I am determined to grow my hair out, but lately I've been having their urge to rock bangs, so I decided what the heck, why not make my own bangs, so here they are um. The reason why I made in clip clipping bangs is because the last time I grew my bangs or had had bangs, they were actually cut this much and now. After all, my you know, growth and whatever they're like down here, so I am determined to grow out. My bangs and I don't want to spend years and years and years trying to regrow them. So here is a simple way on how to make your own clip-in bangs, if you're interested in learning, how I did this stay tuned and I'll show you how, by hey, youtubers its Nathalie here. What I did I bought. I purchased some hair um. I bought this shortest length. I could find - and I made sure it was human hair because you don't want to you - know - put the heat, the IR of the flat iron on your hair and it just sizzle way because that's waste money and that's a waste of time. So make sure you get 100 % human hair um and I actually got yaki because that's pretty much the texture of my hair um and this isn't a 1b. So did this. This was easily probably like $ 6 of my local Beauty. Supply um, so yeah make sure you get some good hey. So the first thing you want to do is measure how long how long you want your um, your bangs, be so I'm rubbing my hair back. So here's my hair, and I want my I'll just measure. Pretty much so guesstimate about where your, where your being is going to start. So I believe my bang is not going to start too far front, but it's going to probably start a little bit back here. So I'm going to put my hair right there and just guessed a bit about how long I want my hair to be so I'm gon na say about that much so from here you see. This is my length I'm going to take my scissors and just just cut it right there so be careful, cuz you're going to get some shutting because um you had just cut the hair, so make sure you get all that hair out the way. So here's my first piece so what the next thing you want to do for me since I have thick hair, I'm going to do 3 um. Some exact replicas replicate replicated sections of this this length, so I'm going to do is just line it up and then cut my second section and then I wanted again - and I have my third section so now - you're pretty much done with the rest of this hair. You don't need it right now, or I mean you could use it for other bigs, but you don't need it anymore for actually for myself, since this head is kind of thin, I did um four four different sections. So next, what we're going to do with these sections is you are going to line up three sections or if you have three you're going to line up to it, if you have two is just going to be one, so I'm going to line up my three Section last section, so these are all going in the same direction going down the last section, I'm going to do going in the opposite direction, so it's coming up this way. The reason why I'm doing that is when I'm finished selling it I'm going to roll this top section over I'm going to flat on it. So it's straight so it covers the track. So you don't have to cover the track, as lay it's not going to be. As hard to UM blend, so I'm going to go ahead and sew all the sections together, just like that, so I'll be back when I'm done okay, so I finished with my sewing them together. As you can see, this is a one track and then these are three and um I'm going to sew or flat iron. This hair down this way with my flat iron, so my my flat iron right here and basically just going to put it on you just want to basically fold it make sure it's fold over it fold over the way you want it to lay, and just put Your arm just like, on top of it, just hold it because you're, basically just folding the hair down okay, so, as you can see, I um flat ironed it down, and this is going to be the part that I'm going to put the clips on. So this is the front of the bank, so we're almost done so, as you can see, there's like little spikes up here. You know from the short hairs um. All you could lift. You could do to just trim those off. I can't find this as if, for example, I don't know what it is, but you six smaller scissors, it could just easily just rip these off so they're, not as noticeable make sure make sure you run through it with a comb just to make sure you know. After you sewed it, you know, hair could've got caught so just make sure. Ok, so again, I'm just going to check it. So this is pretty much how big I would like it. Okay, so I forgot to tell you guys how I sewed it or what I used to sewed them together. I just use a regular, really small, needle and just regular thread. As you can see, this is like dark blue thread um. I probably advise you to use a black thread, but honestly and truly you can't see this thread and I sewed through the track. So I just did you know I just did in out and out all the way down, and I just made sure I closed off. Both sides really well, so it doesn't unravel. So that's all you need. I don't need like you, could use a a weaving thread and you can also eat our weaving needle and weaving thread. But since it's so thick I mean it probably more durable if it's. If it's thick, but again, um since you're, making a larger penetration through the track itself, you have a higher chance of more hair shedding than if you were to use something. So something small like this and Plus. This is a lot easier to go through the track and I was using four tracks so so I'm going to use the same needle and thread to clip in do my clip-ins. So these are my clip index clip ins that I'm going to be using these. Are I think I got these for $ 0.99 on my Beauty Supply? I really wanted them in black, but didn't have them in black. For some reason I know, but these are in brown and, as you can see, you get them off, as you can see, I'll, probably be filling them up along this side. These little holes I'll be sewn onto the track and they open up just like that and close. So you got to make sure when you take when you put this on that they're going on the right would see the when it's closed. When it's closed, you want to make sure that the UM um - I don't know how what kind of hairclips you're going to use. But mine has this little this little rubber rubberized thing for your hair, I'm going to put that slide along there. So, basically four. If you don't have the rubberized side make sure the comb is on the opposite side of the, where you're going to put the UM the clip, so I have two of them and I'm going to put them on either side. So I'll put one on this side and then I'll put the other one on this side just like that. Now, if you have something wider, if you have a wider binky, you could probably even do three. You could do one on each side of the one in the center, even if you have this one, you could also do one in the center too to prevent it from lifting. But mine is pretty sturdy and I don't think it's going anywhere so I'll be back when I sewed this on and then I'll show you how it you okay. Well, this is the finished product. This is these. Are my clip-in bangs cut and curled? So, as you can see, they came out pretty nice um yeah, I'm going to have to I'm going to make a different video showing you how to blend it. This is not blended. Well, I didn't blend it on all actually cuz. I just took my hair out and put it up like this, so I just want you guys to get the gist of what it looks like. So this is how the bangs look like just by itself, not you know with any covering, like I mean, and trying to hide, um or blend your hair in this isn't there'll, be another video, so I'll put the link to that video somewhere here once I make It um so make sure you go check that out to see how I blend it because you know, since you got these bangs now, what are you do with it so go check that out and I hope you enjoyed. I like these bangs. I think I'm going to rock these bangs mm-hmm well, thanks for watching guys, bye,