Undetectable Straight Clip Ins On 4C Hair (No Leave Out) Using Protective Styles Hair

What'S up fam, it's your girl, Asia and today I'm gon na be showing you how to get this cute clip in hairstyle, using the Kiki Strait clippings from protective styles hair. You can find a direct link to these clippings by clicking in the description box. So I'm starting with clean 4c hair, I washed about three days ago and I'm gon na go ahead and add some moisture into it. By using my spray bottle, which has conditioner and water mixed together, then I'm gon na part off my side, section, which I will be braiding later, I'm gon na twist that up and pin it away. Next, I'm gon na braid my hair into eighth cornrows, going straight to the back once I've parted off the section for the braid, I'm gon na go ahead and spray it with my conditioner and water mixture. Then I, my still with the nasty Naturals hair whip. This is my stuff y'all. It keeps my hair moisturized until I take my braids down. I love it. I'M just gon na continue doing this until I got my whole entire head finish. So this is what our foundation looks like. So you guys can kind of see the size of the braids. Now I'm gon na go ahead and install the side. Y'All know how 4c hair does it dries up? Super quick, so I'm adding in some more conditioner mix and then I'm gon na go ahead and fill it with the Nazi Naturals hair whip. Then imma proceed to braid my hair up, I'm doing a total of seven braids and I'm doing alternating sizes, I'm gon na start with a skinny part, and then my next part will be big and I'll continue to alternate from small to big. Until I complete that section, this is what the completed look looks like now, I'm going to go ahead and group them into three sections. Two of those sections will have two braids, and one section will have three braids, I'm going to braid each section down to the end and then I'm going to wrap it around into a bantu knot, and this is what it looks like once. I'Ve done that now it's time to move on to the clippings, so I'm gon na start by pinning up my ends, since my hair is fairly long. I'M gon na have to pin my ends down towards the back of my head, so I usually bring my ends. All the way to the front and then fold them back towards the back of my head to secure them, and this is what it looks like once. I'Ve got my face down now. I'M gon na take these kinky straight clippings and we're gon na go ahead and install I'm starting off with a 4-foot piece and I'm gon na just put it across the back of my head. Now I'm putting these clippings on my braid. It way more comfortable when you actually secure them on top of your braid. Sometimes it's hard to secure the clip, but all you got to do is just close. The clip bend it reopen it and then it'll clamp easily. So I'm basically just installing these side to side until I reach the top once I'm at that last piece, I'm gon na go ahead and put it in facing the front. So that way I can flip it over boom and that's what this looks like super flawless. No track showing this hair looks so bomb since definitely one of my favorite textures, alright. So now we're gon na go ahead and style. This thing up we're gon na use my wand, curler and we're gon na get these curls popping doing kind of small sections, but not too small, because I don't want to take all day so yeah, I'm gon na. Just let you guys watch how I do it and that's that once I've got these curls in I'm gon na go ahead and take my fingers and I'm gon na separate the curls, make them bigger by just gently finger combing my hands through the hair. You can also use a wide tooth comb if you prefer, once the curls are flipped out to my liking. I went ahead and put some gel on my edges and lay them down, and this is the final look. You guys I really loved how this came out. I hope you guys enjoyed this super quick tutorial, a protective style for your natural hair. Let me know if you guys give this a try, don't forget to Like share and subscribe, and I will catch. You love in my next video peace.