Hairstyling Tips With Cashmere Hair Clip In Extensions

Hi, I'm Rachel one of the creators of cashmere hair and I get asked all the time how I clip in and style my cashmere hair. So in this video, I'm going to show you and I'm gon na be using the Rodeo Drive blonde in 20 inch. I'Ve already blowed my hair out, but I'm gon na rewedding, to show you how I style my beings first, I section off this front piece and you can start with it wet as well. I'M just gon na spray it and work the water through to fully saturate the hair. Now, taking this section, I'm going to use a round brush and place the hair over the brush and use a hairdryer to pull the hair forward and down while drying once it gets close to being dry. I lift the hair up blow the root and the ends and let it cool holding it up. Then I use my fingers to comb through it and let it part in the middle then taking the hair dryer and the round brush again, I just blow dry and curl the ends away from my face and repeat this step on the other side. Now, taking a one-inch curling iron, I just want to give a little curl to the ends, holding the curling iron vertical and taking a small section. I just curl the ends back away from my face, make sure to hold the curling iron vertical. It helps it from looking too curly and keep the curling iron moving repeat this step on the other side, just split the bangs into two sections, as you can see, I'm just turning it at the end. I started the root and pulled down curling. Just the end. Use your hands to finger comb through and use a little hairspray to hold the style. This is how I style the banks using the cashmere hair extension shine spray spray, a small amount into the palm of your hand, rub together and distribute into your ends and any other places you might have frizz. This will help to smooth your hair. You can also use a shine spray on your hair. Extensions then start by parting, your hair, along the back of your head or on the place where you would clip in your first track, which is the six inch wide track use the cashmere hair clip to clip up the remaining hair, then part into two sections, one On each side, take a one-inch, curling iron and curl your hair, holding the curling iron vertical and leaving the end out. As you can see, I've left the end out and I'm releasing it vertically. I quickly comb through with my fingers, to release the curl a little bit. I like a slight wave and repeat on the other side. Then I'm going to take this six-inch track and I'm gon na cut recrawl this one just to show you how I curl my hair extension in a similar manner, holding the clip in hair extensions vertically around the barrel of the curling iron and leaving the end out As you can see, I've parted it in two sections, just like I did with my hair. This gives it a nice loose wave, don't forget to release it vertically finger comb through to separate the curls use a cashmere hairbrush. If you want softer waves and then clip it in release the hair on top and part it again where you would clip in then the 7-inch truck and clip up the remaining hair with a cashmere hair, clip again part it into two sections and curl. Each section. Holding the curling iron vertical and curl it away from your face again, don't forget to leave the end out. If you need to you can always touch up. If you don't get it perfect. The first time and repeat on the other side, then clip in your 7-inch track finger comb to blind release the hair from the top and again part your hair along the back of your head right above your ears, where you would clip in the 8 inch track. Clip up the remaining hair with a catch or hair clip part your hair into two sections: curl, your hair away from your face on each side, clip in the 8 inch track along the back of your head finger comb to blend and release the remaining hair. I like to part it on each side and finish the style by curling the top layer in smaller sections on the closer sections to my face, I don't curl all the way up. I start at about where my cheek is and curled that part underneath this keeps it from looking too curly leave the end out as well. When you curl the back pieces, you can curl them up a little bit higher. This tends to help the the hair extensions blend and also gives your hair more of a wave. Now you'll need to clip in your cashmere hair side pieces and I'm just gon na start by restyling these pieces so that they curl away from my face and I'm gon na do the same thing that I did on the other pieces and with my own hair By leaving the end out and then release it vertically finger comb through to soften the leaves, then I part my hair on the side of my head, where I want to clip in that next track. Clip it in underneath apart and release the rest of your hair and repeat on the other side. If you need to, you can always reach a piece, if you don't curl it right the first time and don't forget always clip in your cashmere hair below the part for the most natural look and continue with the second side piece for each side of your head And finger comb to blend, you can use the curling iron after you've, clicked in the full set to go back and touch up and blend any pieces that need to be touched up. I tend to recrawl some of the pieces in the front just so that they blend with my hair even better. I always finger comb through the hair, extensions and my hair and then use the cashmere hairbrush to soften any waves and blend through, and this is the final look