What Closure?!? Middle Part Bob | Mobile, Al |
- Posted on 21 July, 2019
- Lace Closure
- By Anonymous
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Hey guys welcome back to my channel, it's your girl, Nessie. The beauty icon stay tuned for these details that I'm about to show you in this video. So we start with two braids and I make sure that the part is right dead center and I want to leave that exposed, because when I get ready to put my cap on it, I want to make sure that is used as the foundation. So here I'm using the red, bye, kids Brown recap: it comes through to a peg and I'm also using the model model, 10 inch, ot 27 and it's the two-tone colors. So as I begin to mold her here, I'm using my eco style gel and I'm taking her size up and I'm taking them up because I'm gon na place the Trix all the way down her head. So I want to make sure that my foundation is sure by taking the hair up, and you also see that I go across the brace with the gel as well to make sure it's extra protective. And you just want to make sure that everything is smooth before you put your net on, I didn't use the net to cover the whole head. I just want to protect her hair that she tends to keep everyone to grow. Now. You also see there's a cutout in this net and that's just to expose the actual scalp everything else will be covered. Now we take our wig cap and place it on top of the net in the areas that I have previously covered with the jail and I'm gon na go over the wheat cap and make sure that it's thoroughly covered with a gel again and that's just to Insure the extra protection from the glue, a hearing directly on the hair, and once this is done, she sits under the dryer to make sure that it's thoroughly dry and we can begin the tracking process. So guys. I'M excited to say that one of my sister stylist ceci Calandra, Parker straight out of Mobile Alabama, hosted a breathing class and in this weaving class I learned that instead of you ruin the tracks, one by one, you can take the whole pack of hair and cut It into threes and glue all at once and then you're able to place the tracks where they go and Clint as you go, and it saves a lot of time and expediate the whole weaving process. So I definitely appreciate this technique because, as a stylist and a good stylist, you always want to share something with other stylists to improve the art and prove the industry. So, as I get closer to the top, you notice that I could curve the trek just a little bit more, so the hair can fall towards the face so as the top closes in you notice. There'S the u-shape again and I'm using this piece right here to be a filler, but then I'm going in and I'm keeping the tracks like right on top of each other and as it get closer to that part line, you still want to leave a little gap. So we can fill in the middle. Now that I have my tracks close enough, I can go in and and clip the cap just a little bit around the front part of her hair and that's only to remove the vein and allowed it the wheat cap to sit flat. So I'm using this even or even wanderlei's bond. I think that's how you say it, but I'm using this to create my closure. So, as I showed you in my pink half my tutorial, I cut the hair off the track and right here you just see me snipping off the loose hairs to make it even across, and then I place it on top of the glue and I press it In with my shears to make sure that it sits flat, so you just continue this process all the way through until you meet up with your part line. So now here you can see why I left a little cutout in the wig net, because it gives you the option to see the actual part line that you have made for your clients, so that the part is straight. When you get ready to lay down the hair that you're gluing down - and you just want to make sure that you get it as close as possible, it don't have to be picture-perfect, but it at least close to perfect, as you can get and I'll show. You close to the end of the video the trick to make it look perfect, so here I'm just going in filling in the any gaps making sure that everything looks neat and it's close to perfect as I can get it and I'm not missing any spots. I'M informed that to fill in areas that I think might need it. So the majority of my BOB cuts are started off with the Clipper cut and the Clipper cut is used as a razor and it just kind of detailed the shape in the lint. A bob that I'm going for and the key here is to just take your time and graze the hair and not to just go in chopping with the Clippers. If you take your time and graze the hair, the Clippers are kind of give you the outline to form the foundation, and also I don't have the harsh lines that the shears would leave. If I just go in and kind of outline it with the shears - and it doesn't work me as horn outlining the hair as a razor, does it's so many techniques in forming it cut and so many tools to use. So I say you know if you're interested in doing something different, something you've never done to go for it and don't worry about not having enough information or feeling like you're, not ready. The the main thing is to take a leap, because you never know until you try how good you are in doing so, and that's one of the reasons that I love to being a stylist. Everything that you create is driven from either something you're seeing or something you've thought of, and my thing is my: my creativity comes from the faith that lies in God and he gives me the idea to put these two life through the art of hair and now That this is done. You can kind of see that the direction I'm going in with this bob and the foundation is now set. So we can go in and texturize and add some soft layers to this cut. And here I'm holding my thinning shears. And this is what I'm going to use to layer the hair and to texturize it. And here you can say, as I get ready to thin out the hair that I'm going in with my shears at an angle, I'm not going straight in because I'm actually just kind of removing the bulk of the hair. Now I'm ready to use my tinkle razor. Just to thin out the section in the nape area, that kind of blended and just a little bit more hair. So here I'm using my BTC smooth, criminal' blowout balm is really good for shine, and I do this before I curl in here. It can be natural, hair or weave, it does the same thing and then I'm using my a station lacquer, which I love this product and it's good for either a soft or firm home and, as I begin curling, I start from the middle of the head and Work my way down as if I'm doing a roller set, but as I curl the hair, I'm not curling heart, I mean whole curls, I'm doing more, like a bomb, oh and guys. I forgot to mention I'm using my one inch. I own brand Flatiron and I'm using it for the different blends throughout the whole style. Okay, we are down to the last curl and we are almost done so now we can kind of comb it just to style it a little bit and, as I turn her around, you still see the imperfection in her part line. So now it's time for me to clean up that part a little bit, so I use my high beam spray along with the la girl concealer, and I just go down the middle of her part. Once I do this, I use my little stick and I spray around the stick just to enclose it a little bit more and filling the gap, and now that that's done that makes her part look more natural and complete, so that wraps it up for today. So I hope you guys enjoy this video and don't forget to Like and subscribe and hit your post notification buttons for more updates and also comment below to tell me what other videos you would like to see me do. Thank you guys so much you be blessed.
Comments
Tiffany May: Thanks you for this tutorial i attempted this style today on my aunt and thanks to your words of encouragement during the video it gave me confidence though not as perfect as yours i blew myself away with the finish product i cant wait to try it again may God continue to bless you please keep the videos coming #astylistintraining
Beyond Beauty: Thank you for the stylist nuggets and sharing your knowledge with us. I learn something new in every video you post. Count me in as one of your faithful supporters because as long as you upload videos, I'll be watching. This turned out flawless!
Sweet Dreamz: You mean WHAT WEAVE? LOL. This is beautiful. You always to amazing styles. You're teaching a lot of stylist out here with your technique. Love it !!!
jacqay jones: Never seen this technique before. Make your own closure. Beautiful!
Angela Chapman: Simply beautiful. I love the way you did the middle part. Yassss you did that.
Diane Green: That was amazing, thank you so much for sharing! Sis, I'm saving this video to have my stylist try this technique on my next quick weave! ❤❤
Tammie Williams: This looks GORGEOUS! I love it! I wish I could get a stylist to do this!
Nikita Thomas-Smith: I really love how you speak so positive about sharing and trying out new things. I've gotten weak on my hair cutting since this virus. I've only been doing crochet and relaxers with basic wraps and roller sets. Thank you so much for these encouraging words of care. Sharing means caring
Jeanine Sebring: Thanks for this video! I'm a beginner wig/quick weave learner and I greatly appreciate your detailed technique. You make an excellent teacher! Bless you and your business
Patricia Brown: Love your work and love how you keep GOD in it!
Mawmosh Two: Once again beautiful!! I would like to see you do a style like this with and actual closure.
Saleeta Nabors: You just taught me a new closure technique! Beautiful!
Random Acts: I was watching your videos today and was going to attempt the illusion part method on myself. I am a stylist, however, I have never tried this method and was nervous and worried about looking jacked up then I heard you say "you never know til you try, take that leap". It made me smile a little, thank you for putting that in there. New sub! ❤️
Jamie Pete: This is a Beautiful Style Woman Of God!!! Jeremiah 29:11 I’m going to try very soon!!! Thank you for Sharing your talent!!!
Dee Eley: I love it. Your sister is rocking that hair style. Also I like the way you make front of her hair look so natural."Girl", you are so amazing. I will be sharing this video with my niece. She will love it.
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SongBird: I wanna try that on myself. Thank you. I love it!!!
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Angel Russell: I love this and I live the way you give us confidence I been wanting to make my own wigs but I'm so scared to try because they might not turn out right but the way talk to is make me feel like why not just go for it!!
G Wanna Know: Love this style. Thank you for your inspiration and always putting God first. Also, I watched this video 3 times before I tried it. My my hair style turned out great. Keep up the good work, you’re the truth. My God continue to strengthen & guide you through all you do. Shouting out from Ohio. Thanks again
Lady J Vlogs: Wow this is flawless.. I just ran into your channel.. I really enjoyed seeing you transform your client hair.. Just beautiful. New subbie here Hello everyone..
Cherease Andrews: OMG! You did an amazing job on her hair! That is so pretty!
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Virgie Oliver: I love your work, and why don't your sister do videos of herself putting on her makeup? She could help us as well with her skills. Her makeup is ALWAYS on point. Thanks and God bless you both!!!!!
Lastly Firstofall: You are so gifted with your talent. I love watching your videos. I always learn something new and I am inspired by your artistry
Lori Mims: Love watching you work! Keep slaying those gorgeous styles, and let God guide those gifted hands!!!
J Michelle Howard: Beautiful, thank you for this I must try this technique.GOD Bless you sister
Phyllis T.: I'm loving every video with this client. I was just thinking how long does her styles last???
Denise Wilson: Wow that is a REALLY GENIUS way to do a closure! This is so different and AWESOME!!
Toni Miller: Beautiful job! Thanks for sharing your skills.
Lisa Faison: Beautiful work so natural looking! You are a true expert at your art.
One & Only: Another slay, like always!!! Love it
Shona: Beautiful job Sis! God Bless
Hirhyel Tanko: This is one of the best hair tutorials ever. Please can u do a wig making tutorial on that? Thank you
Cooking In Donna's Kitchen: You are great hair stylist and I love that you always give God the Glory for what you do.
entrepreneur 77: I enjoy seeing you style hair you are really good at doing hair making her part look so natural God bless you
Release & Receive: God has blessed you Queen with amazing creative hands, love ur videos
Red Berry: You beauticians are extremely talented....EXCELLENT WORK
Boss Lady Long: Can you give a demonstration on the technique you learned in the weaving class? That helped you to speed up the tracking process. Thank you.
cewtucker: I'M QUITE SLEEPY BUT WHEN I SAW YOU DOING THIS, I DECIDED TO WATCH YOU. YOU'RE VERY GOOD AT THAT. I LOVE WATCHING YOUNG WOMEN WHO LOVES CREATING NEW LOOKS FOR OTHERS!!! IT'S VERY INSPIRING FOR NEW TALENT!!! TAKE THIS AS INSPIRATION FROM A VERY SLEEPY WOMAN WHO ADMIRES YOUR SKILLS!!! GOOD MORNING. jw.org
Jeanette Brown: Thank you so much I’m a hairstylist myself and I have learned so much from your videos thank you
angela anderson: Loved the outcome of the style... Your skills, talents and professionalism are amazing
Paige Joyner: GIRL!!!Stop the goodness already! Always doing a good Job KUDOS TO YOU!
Toya Morrison: From one stylist to another......My Sistah you did that!!!! May God continue to bless and smile upon you!
Danielle Mason: Beautiful sis , love technique and finished results. May Jehovah continue to bless your hands. ❣️
Danielle White: I'd kill for some hair work like you do. My hair is thin and falling out from age and medication I wish I could find someone who knew half as much as you to give me nice looking hair
Blanche Appleton: I love it. Great job TFS
Helen Rivers: I really like the invisible part. Her make-up was beautiful.
Sheronda Plair: Wow that’s beautiful all the wonderful techniques you are the great at what you do!
Unapologetically Ladii: I LOVE IT!! God has truly Blessed your hands! I keep my natural hair cut like hers. I'm inspired to take a drive from Dothan so you can bless this head, lol.
Tracys Perspectives: Amazing, beautiful and so so Fly, what a Talent and Gift from GOD! Have learned so much about the net, stocking cap and hair protector so very useful in achieving the perfect look for all clients.
Latasha Venson: I just came across your page and my God, I love you styles and spiritual outlook upon things!!! Thank you and may God continue to bless you!!!
Teetee Lawrence: Yassssss!!! I love it..... You did that!!! ❤❤❤ Thanks for the tips!! Be Blessed
Stylz NU: Beautiful work as always and ur sister does her make just gorgeous.
Tameka Mathis: Flawless as usual. I gotta try this technique. Thank you sooo much
Pinkie Thompson: You make it look so easy
Bobbie Jones: I wish I CLD find a stylist like this..such awesome work
LADY EGYPT: Love what you dd with that two tone bob Job well done young lady
Cummings Tommie: Beautiful as always!!!!
TeriTrinifaithrise: Wud you believe your pink style just encouraged me more to cut my hair. And i am feeling so rejuvenated. Now to try some of your styles. YOU ARE A BLESSING.
EvangelistSStoneLifeCoach: Absolutely gorgeous and thanks for sharing
charlene lawshea: Girl you are bad, you are a blessing to women. Keep doing what your doing ♀️❤
Sameeka Gipson: Hello I love this video, I even prayed for myself through this process! Yes you winning! Also what type of lashes is your model wearing? -Sameeka Flint, Mi
Queen B Life & Beauty: May God continue to bless you & use you to be an inspiration to me & others. Keep up the good work
Radonna Bell: New subscriber but have been watching... sending love from CO!!! If I could I would... you are the truth.... this bob right here is fire!!! Bless you WOG... Lady Bell PS...and that pink and purple... I was floored. Excellent work my dear! Love Lady Bell
Dorothy Baskerville: Well....I didn't see this masterpiece coming. Gifted hands!
BeautifulMorning 1977: I love it. You did an Amazing job and tell your client that she is a Pretty Lady
wanda j: I swear I never come across hair tutorials with older woman it's always women in their 20s this is kind of refreshing
Chris L: Beautiful work!
Denise Wilson: Beautiful!!! Love it!!
DelaCremeDela Greene: Thank you for showing the cap and net parts of the process.
Skitta Simon: Great job I love the technique
Brenda Johnson: oh wow so Beautiful and tell your sister that make up is the bomb! Everything on point. TFS, Beautifully Blessed
Liz Turner: Wow! You did an awesome job! Yup I subscribed! God bless your hands and talent. Thank you for sharing
StepperChic: God bless you sis, I truly enjoy your realness and speaking of your relationship with God, and how he is giving you the ability to do your art! #BlackGirlMagic
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SongBird: You are so very inspirational.
Kellee Mcfadden: Love it as always ❣️❣️
Rev Laird: Thank you so very very much and showing how you will cut pieces of the hair and then without the scene and then Adam close up to the scalp that gives a real beautiful natural look plus with it being your sister that's a win-win I love you word keep doing more videos you are teaching such wonderful things happy early Halloween if you celebrated amore have a wonderful blessed fall️⌛️☀️️️️⛈️❄️☃️⚡️⛱️❄️✨️️✨
CrabPie Queen: GIRL!!!!!! YOU GONNA MAKE ME CATCH A FLIGHT TO HAVE YOU WHIP THIS HEAD UP!!!
Felicia Baptiste: I'm learning more everytime I watch your videos cuz I love doing hair I have a passion for hair
sharhonda The Goddess: As always sis you're a beast at what you do
Tinesha S.: That trick with the spray and comb is DOPE!!!
whitney pigram: love it. So what is that spray called? I been looking for it can’t find it in beauty supply store
Deb Watson: Lovely work!! I watch your videos and each time, I wish that I were your sister
Angie Ray: Beautiful!!! Just one question.... what is the name of the spray you used to clean up the part?
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Noel Toliver: Thinning shears and clippers. These new stylists could never
Patbro Bro: Well explained, I must say.
Deborah Mccoy: Queen that is " bad"I love it, that style is gorgeous! Great work
Leah Watson: Beautiful job like always I love your technique sis like I always say your hands are truly blessed and I love your spirit and your humbleness God bless and keep you and please keep posting these wonderful videos❤❤❤❤
t12345642: I’ve never seen this technique. You done told me something now honey.
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Felicia Baptiste: Thank u for u are an inspiration to me you rock u slay the hair everytime may God continue to bless u
Karen Whittington: You always do an amazing job on hair I really like you the way you design and cut your hair I wish you lived in Georgia
Ijeoma Anyanwu: Very innovative. keep up the great content. God bless.
Hershey Phillips: Beautiful indeed.
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