Blending Hidden Crown Hair Extensions With Short Blunt Hair- Hidden Crown

Oh, the hey: there welcome back to hidden crowns Channel I'm Bonnie B and in this video I'm going to show you how to blend your hidden crown, hair extension with short, blunt haircut, okay. So the first option that you have is to stack two of our halo shaped style extensions. So I'm going to be using the 20 inch color six to two and a 16 inch color six to two to show you this option in how to easily get the short blunt haircut to blend in with a longer extension with one in between that gives it Instant layers, now all I'm doing is separating the top of the hair, I'm just trying to get an ideas. How much hair I'm going to have of hers that fits over the extensions I'm just going to clip up top half of her hair and all I'm going to do here is split the hair and half back here and I'm just going to kind of twist it Into somewhat of a flat ok, so this goes for any like, I said any haircut. That is short where you have your hair. That comes and sticks out at this point, and it's obvious you don't like it to look that way, turn it up in the back and then go ahead and put your extensions on from there okay, so we can still kind of see the ends of her hair. A little shell and the extension color that we're using is a little lighter to give her now ombre effect of well with her coloring. So I'm going to be showing you how to how I curled the hair and then we're just going to finish off doing the rest of her hair. So, as you can see with the final result, it looks super blended. It even has a transitional with the coloring from dark to light. It'S beautiful. This is super easy to do with two hidden crown halo shaped extensions. This is called stacking and again this is the sixteen inch and the 20 inch. So a second option, if you have a short haircut - that is very blunt, is our newest addition head and crown layers this one here is our 22 inch and it's colored six 22. So those are your options with your hidden crown extensions. There is one last third option that you have, and that is to go to your hairstylist and have them point cut your ends now. This doesn't necessarily mean that you're going to have layers in your haircut or anything like that. So when you have a very blunt haircut, the hair is very heavy at the ends, so it's much thicker and so point cutting your ends. It'S just going to take out a lot of the weight, especially in the top half of the hair. So your hair stylist should be able to point cut your ends and that'll help make the ends a little more easier to blend into your head and Crown hair extensions for more of like a straight look. If you wanted to straighten your hair, that would be a lot easier if that weight at the ends of your hair were less so that is a third option. It'S also something that some people have to do with their hair. Extensions is get their hair. You know customs trimmed in a way to where it breaks up the bulk in the ends of their hair. So it's not so thick and blunt definitely check out our other videos on our channel they're, very helpful and there to guide you with any concerns, challenges or questions. You can also email us at accounts at hidden crown com for any of your questions or concerns. Please don't hesitate to email us there thanks for watching see in the next video