Two Braids With Clip-In Extensions

Hi loves welcome back to my channel, so when I wore my hair like this the other day, I got so many comments on snap chat and instant story. I guess like oh my gosh look at that length. Your hair has grown so much and let me tell you that this, or that was not all of my hair. So I did a video like this, probably like two years ago, showing you guys how I put my clips in to make two braids and I put them in a different way. So this video, just showing you guys a different product that you can use in a different way to install your clips to make it a little bit easier. So these are just clippings that I made using some old while African hair, and then I colored them to get them as close to my natural hair as possible, because I have no clue what she used to get my hair, this color so yeah, I'm just gon Na go umm hello, I'm stuttering, I'm just going to start off by parting, my hair and then I'm just going to take my favorite spray bottle with aloe vera and water in it. And I'm going to do this on my hair wet this time, because I think my hair was dry in the last video that I did this um. So I'm just going to take my diamond brush and make sure my hair is detangled and that it's gon na be nice and smooth or when I braid it and then I'm just going to start inserting my Clips. So this time I use the three clips I use one small one that only has one clip in it and then the other two have three clips in them. I would say they're like medium sized, because usually there's also a there, usually there's a longer clip in in your bundle or when you make them, or things like that, so the next two only have three clips in them and you're going to place them parallel to Your part, wherever your part, is your middle part. Your side part you're, going to make sure that they're parallel to each other, and this will help to camouflage the tracks way better than the way that I put them in last time, especially if you don't cut them perfectly or if you buy them or not, make Them then they usually all come like a standard size and most of the time they won't fit. If you do it the other way that I did it in my last video, so I'm just gon na go ahead and finish inserting my clips and as you can see, I check once I put the clip in. I check to make sure that I have enough hair on top to cover it so that you don't see the track peeking through and then I'm just going to go ahead and I'm going to take my lovely beast edge control, of course, and I'm going to put It pretty much everywhere that I want my hair to slicked down so all the way down the part and then all on my edges and then I'm just going to take a brush and smooth everything out and kind of smooth my real hair into the clips. So once everything is nice and smooth, I'm just going to begin braiding and trust me. You do not have to be a professional or a perfect braider to do this style because, obviously, from the looks of this I am NOT but hey, it gets the job done and yeah. Once I am finished, braiding everything down, I'm just going to go ahead and swoop my edges with a little bit more edge control, and then I am going to fatten the braids up. So what I mean by that is I'm going to pull on the braids a little bit until they look fuller. I don't know. I can't really explain it. You have to be careful with this because I messed in my first braid up as you can see. It'S all fuzzy and stuff, but yeah you just do it like this to make the braid look a little bit more chunky and not so thin and yeah. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I love you guys and I will see you in my next one.