~~No Heat Beachy Waves~~ For Thin Hair!!

And get away, this is going to be a hair tutorial on how I did these no heat overnight, beachy type waves in my hair. Now I will warn you this. The video clips are a little bit all over the place because I film it this morning when I was up at the lake, and I have now come back from the day two runs and errands at home before heading back to the lake, so you're gon na See video clips from here there and probably back here again the reason I'm doing this tutorial is because I have extremely thin hair and I have struggled to find a way to get my hair to do those Baker type beachy waves, without it being those tiny little Zigzag waves, those trying to figure out a way to make my beachy waves, bigger with the limited amount of hair that I had so I ended up using some of the clip in extensions that I already had on hand. So I will warn you in advance. This video incorporates clipping extensions. However, if you had something like maybe small, towels or scarves or things of that nature, you could substitute it to make the big waves in your hair and then just take it out afterwards. I like the idea of adding in my clip in extensions because then when I was done the process, I also had the extensions in the same wave pattern as I had in my hair. So if I wanted extra hair, I could just clip them in like I said this method requires no heat and it's an overnight process. You just kind of sleep on it and you wake up with this hair, which is nice. It really doesn't require any products at all. However, if you want to put a mute, mousse ahead of time or a spray like this, this is a beach hair spray you can put that in and it will give you some extra hold same thing is: when you take it out, if you want it to Stay a little bit longer, you could use the hairspray, but honestly mine stays just fine on its own and, lastly, you'll have to know how to French braid. Now I don't think in this tutorial. You'Re gon na see well enough exactly how I am French braiding. So if you're not comfortable with French being definitely check out another video tutorial on how exactly French braiding works and then you can just incorporate the technique. I use to get these beachy waves. Okay, so I just sectioned my hair off into three sections. I just had a shower and let my hair dry to about 80 % dry, so it's a still a little bit damp next, I'm taking my clip in extensions and laying them over top of the three sections I made and then I'm just going to incorporate those Into the start of the braid, so I'm going to section off the extensions with the three sections that I just made. So I end up with three sections of hair. If you don't have clipping extensions or don't want to use them, you could use like three scarves or three towels, just something to make your braids a little bit thicker. Now, I'm going to start French braiding. The start of it is a little bit tricky because I have the extensions in my hands as well, but it doesn't really matter how messy it ends up being so as long as you get it started, you'll be fine, so I'm just I started a braid, I'm Taking a section adding it to the outside part of the braid and bringing it over to the middle, and I get on the other side just grabbing a section and adding it into my braid. This is just a standard. French braid there's nothing special to it. It just looks a little bit silly because I have my extensions braid it in with it. I ended up spraying my hair ahead of time with the beach spray, just because I like that it gives my hair a little bit more hold and I, like the texture, it leaves my hair after it's dry, but I've done this before without adding anything into my Hair at all and it crimps just fine once you get the last sections of hair in you're, just gon na braid down to the end, just like a regular braid, I try not to pull too tight because again I want the bigger waves wherever possible and then I'M just going to secure it at the bottom, with an elastic all right, and here is the finished result. As you can see, it's not a perfect braid by any means, but it doesn't matter because it all blends together in the end - and it looks a little bit silly with my extensions in it. But it does the job alright and now we're at the next morning, and I'm just gon na take out my hair because I let it dry 80 % before I did the braid. It is totally dry now that I'm taking it out, as you can see, my hair has now got beautiful little waves in it, and the cool part is that my extensions now have exactly the same wave pattern as my hair. So if I'm feeling like I want a little bit extra hair, I can just clip them in if you ended up using scarves, towels or other things. You'Ll just put those to the side, and you should end up with bigger, fuller waves in your hair. Now now, what I'm gon na do is just pull apart some of the waves for a little bit more fullness and then add a little bit of hairspray and I like to pin the top, because I like the way it looks and here's the finished result. It really didn't take me any effort at all. It took two seconds to pin it back and pull some of the little waves apart and I'm left with beautiful, bigger beachy waves and because I slept in it all night long. These waves hold up so well that I can wear this hairstyle the next day with no problem. Alright, so that's about. I hope you guys got a good enough for you to see exactly what it was. I was doing. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment down below and this hair holds up so so well, I actually went jet skiing this morning before I got home and my hair was blowing in the wind and it's still pretty much the way it was. This morning, so it hasn't changed at all, so so those easy hairstyles where you can just wake up in the morning. Your hair is already done and it's gon na stay that way. So I love that it's also a great method for those of us who suffer with really really thin hair. So I think that's about it. Thank you so much for watching and get away. I wan na hide can't escape