Chloe Luckin

Hi Guys,

For the last couple of years, I have been getting lots and lots of comments from you lovely people all about Hair Extensions.

I have been uploading DIY Hair Extension Videos for the last two years, and I have answered so many of your questions in FAQ videos on my channel. A question that always keeps popping up on my videos, is about if a specific type of extension will be ok in specific types of hair.

I thought that it would just be easier for me to do a whole video on which extensions are the best for which hair type - obviously you don't have to go and have these specific extensions done. I thought this would be a great way to answer all of these questions, and to offer my own experience, my professional opinion (I'm a Qualified Hair Extension Stylist), and things that I had learnt when I was training in Hair Extensions.

I have had so much experience with extensions, and have tried the majority of extensions (I also have some reviews on my channel), and have a great idea of what worked and didn't work in my hair. Also, the positives and negatives of these extensions. The only extensions which I don't have a personal experience with are weaves - my hair is too thin for weaves.

If you have any more questions, which I haven't answered in this video - or in my other extension videos on my channel - just leave me a comment either here, or on my videos, and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

Enjoy,
Chloe xoxo

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So, as you all may know from my YouTube channel, I am obsessed with hair extensions, and have tried many different techniques. I've finally managed to find a technique that I am completely and fully happy with, and that is Nano Ring Hair Extensions. I know a lot about these, and I do them myself in my hair, so thought I'd share everything with you that I do and know. That is why I've decided to do a new 3 part segment on my channel about Nano Rings!
     The first video, is going to be about How To Dye the Nano Ring Extensions, if they are slightly wrong, or completely wrong. Now, I'm not saying that I know everything and that I'm a professional, because I don't and I'm not, this is just the way that I do them myself and they work out great! In this video, I show you the technique on what I do, and I show you all products that I use. (Below is this video).
     The second video is How To Install Nano Ring Hair Extensions. A lot of you have asked me about how to install these extensions, so thought I would do a video showing you the technique and the process of myself doing these on my own hair. I have done a previous brief video on how to install Micro ring & Micro loop extensions so you can check that out if you like below.
     The third video is going to be How To Care For Nano Ring Extensions. This is going to be all of the products I use, all of the hints and tips I have and how to wash them without them falling out or being ripped out.
This is my favourite type of extension (and I've tried a lot!) so tried to find even more information than I already knew so you guys can get the best possible extensions and tips that you can get!

I hope you enjoy these videos and let me know your feedback.
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Thanks, Chloe :)

Since I've bought some new make-up palettes, I've been doing a lot of different looks with my eyes. So when it came to New Years Eve, I thought I'd try one out to show you all in a tutorial.
     The look for new years eve was bold lips and rose gold eyes. For this, I used some great drugstore make-up from brands such as Benefit, Rimmel, MUA, Eylure, Eyeko and Soap & Glory!
    
This is my completed look from my instagram (sorry the eye shadow isn't that clear)

As most of you know, I wear eyelashes almost everyday, and I'll try any that you recommend to me.
     I'm in love with Eylure lashes, they're my favourite, and I was super excited when someone recommended using Eylure Individucal Eyelashes. I've always wanted individual lashes doing, because I'm sick of sometimes having part of my eyelash unstuck throughout the day, but didn't want to pay over £100 to have them done. Also, I'm going to America next month, and don't want to have to bother applying false lashes everyday!
     I picked these up in Savers for only £1.99, as opposed to Boots which are £5.99. They only had the brown coloured ones, but as my lashes are brown anyway, I thought I'd try them out!

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