How To: Frontal Quick Weave Install| Neat Foundation| Layers| Curls| Tutorial

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, it's your girl, jasmine, i'm back with another hair tutorial video before we get into this video go ahead like comment and don't forget to subscribe, you guys and hello to mia shout out to me. You guys she'll, be here. Okay, every time i post hey babe, but let's go ahead and get to this video you guys i'll, be doing a frontal, quick, weave, okay, so um. The first thing you see me doing now is putting on her cap. I'Ve already did the nude cap um and i'm just gon na go ahead and trace it with the glue, but before before i do that, i'm gon na just go ahead and cut out the tabs for her ears. So that way the cap is very um. It don't lift on the sides of her ear tabs and while i get that done, you guys don't forget to like comment and subscribe and let me know what y'all want to see more of in the comment section below and don't forget to comment. So y'all can get a post notification shout out guys, sir okay, so now i am getting into cutting um the excess cap that i don't need and once i do that i'm gon na go ahead and do the makeup to blend with her skin. You make me me between me and you, i feel chemistry, okay and once that's done, if you're doing this on anybody else or yourself, this is how the foundation should look all right so getting into the front of you guys um when laying the front. So you want to make sure that everything is snug tight before you even begin to do anything else, like you want to make sure the lace is laying down properly, you want to make sure the lace is aligned to her forehead properly. Everything such as you see on the camera um and then once you get done with that, continue to have your client hold the frontal and place firmly so that it will not move while you're stitching it down, because if you don't, the lace will slide back. Okay. So once um i got done stitching it. I went ahead and proceed with the hot comb and i'll see y'all pretty soon. Okay. So when i was staying percy with the hot comb, um pretty much, i'm just getting any flyaways. That'S you know in my way before i lay the lace, because i want this to be a good melting and i don't want anything in my way to um inconvenience that so i go in with the hot comb and just come back everything that i can. Okay, now i'm gon na go ahead and go in with my lace. Glue from chocolatecreationscare.com make sure y'all check the site out: okay, um! I did three coats of these and i let it dry clear and i'll be back between me and you. I feel okay. So now we're about to get into laying that lace, and this is why i say in the beginning: you want to make sure the lace is firmly tight held by your client. So when you put it on it's almost like you have to snug it onto her um her head, not really, but you know, pull with tension. You know, y'all know what i mean um. However, what i did was make sure the lace was melted into the glue and then once i got done with that, i went ahead and backtracked and got a popsicle um stick put a little glue at the end of it and just glue down the parts that Was um still sticking up, and then i put her under the dryer for about 10 minutes is now with gluing the tracks. All i'm doing is going from one end to the next and when i get to the top i'll show you guys how i laid the top part leave okay, so gluing the top part of the tracks um. As you can see everything all the other tracks are curved, but the other one i'm going um across from end to end. If that makes sense - and if you don't - i always say just watch the videos so that um you can understand what i'm doing so pretty much. I do that up until i get to the top, and i do not double these tracks, because i want it to be very flat and, as you can see, i got it very flat and she has tissue from a ponytail on track, so don't mind it. Okay, so since her bang will be falling toward her face, i want it to be heavy um. So i'm doing the deep part and then you're going to see me add some tracks and instead of gluing it i'm going to go ahead and stitch it um. I do that, for various reasons, one for maintenance reasons. You don't want that glue to just be sitting up under her head like that um it can cause a lot of damage and for two, if you know she wants to change the part, it's easy to cut out the thread versus some glue being right on the Middle part, if she wanted to switch it up and she can't do nothing about it because she has black glue going down the center of her head. So those are my reasons why, but everybody do it differently, but that's pretty much why i do it like that? Bye, okay, so i've wrapped that up and now i'm just about to go ahead and proceed to styling, which includes the hot comb, the baby hairs, the layers, the curls, all of that good stuff um. As far as the layers and the curls, i will be back to show you guys that part, because i know y'all love to see me cut layers and my curls so i'll be back stuff all day. Chemistry me is: oh okay, you guys so cutting the layers. It'S pretty much easy. Remember i told y'all, there is no right or wrong way to cut layers. You just cut them to the best of your ability, how you want your curls to fall, or you know how you, when you wear your hair straight or you bump in the ends. However, you gon na, do it y'all? It is the really no right or wrong way to cut layers. You just want to make sure you're not taking the length off the bottom, because when you say, for instance, you're um, a hairstylist and somebody comes to you with uh. Let'S see about, i would say about 18 inches of hair and you actually do. They want layers and they say yeah, but i still want my length. You just want to make sure you don't take off that length. You guys, but i mean it's naturally gon na fall some of it. But don't you know, get scissor happy, that's what we call it. We call it getting. Scissor, happy okay, but um one day i'll definitely do a video in depth with um cutting layers, because i know for a fact once you see exactly how supposed well not supposed to be done. But once you see what i'm talking about when, while i'm cutting the layers you'll be like oh okay, i get it so um moving forward. I uh about to go ahead and press out her hair and then i'm going to get into the curls chemistry before getting into the curls, though um we're gon na go ahead and talk about the baby hairs um far as the baby hairs um. What i like to do is comb them out after they get done being dry um, and then i just trim the parts that the hairs that are too long, and that is pretty much it so once i get done with that, i um hot comb, the baby Hair is going back well, not all of the baby hairs, but right at the beginning of the lace. I just um, you know get a hot comb and uh comb, her hair back and just to make sure the baby hairs. Are. You know you know going into the hair if it makes sense, if you don't just keep watching, i am not the best explainer, but y'all get what i'm saying um as far as that uh. Let'S talk about the part because i didn't put, i put a part but not for real, because i didn't want to look perfect um, i kind of don't i kind of wanted to give off a messy look. So when her curls fall um she just you know. It'S just going with the wind: it's not perfect if that makes sense um. So once i got done with that, i started to curl and i'll, be back to uh, show you all the curls and how her hair came out. So, specifically, the bang when i curl it, i like to make sure that i over direct the um hair, and i make sure that i curl with tension. You guys that's how you get a voluminous curl in your bang um. It'S pretty much. It'S really easy! Um! Just remember to over direct it and really pull tension on it, but that concludes this video. I hope you guys loved it. I hope you guys learned a lot, don't forget to like comment and subscribe and i'll be back with more between me cause the love you give me, i'm you