Microlinks Removed After 3 Months

Hello youtube. Thank you for coming into my little space to see what i'm doing. I am going to be removing some micro links. She had these in for three months now, she's going into some braids, so i want to take them out. I'M going to give her a deep conditioning to make sure that her hair is good and healthy to go over into the braids and we're looking for some a little shedding, but not a lot of shedding. You know you shed 100 strands per day, so three months, we're gon na see what happens, but she will be receiving the deep conditioning um. If you are new, please like share and comment. Please don't forget to hit that red subscribe button. Don'T forget that bell. So you can get notifications when i post new videos, if you are not new my family. Thank you for coming back to see little old me do what i do so, as you can see, removing the links are not hard at all. It'S pretty easy. The tool has three different hose: it's like a i open it a little bit hole i open it. Halfway hold and the very the biggest hole. Is you open it up to a complete circle like it opens the link up all the way, but i use the tip of it because to me it's faster versus me trying to find the holes and you know, line them up. I just don't have time for that, it's just easier for me to just open them up. You may see me here and there use the hole if i see that it's bent and it may be a possibility that it won't open. If i squeeze it a little bit at the tip so i'll bring it all the way down to the hole, but other than that, i just use the tip of it. Okay, so here i'm bringing it all the way down, because i can see that it looked like it was bent and look it's hard for me to pull it off. So sometimes, whenever you press in the links onto the hair, the actual hair will split and it will cause a separation inside of the length. So whenever you try to reform your circle, your hair will slide in the crack and cause it. You know not to just slide out, so you have to be careful that you're not pulling her hair or you know, breaking hair off trying to slide them out, because sometimes they can be difficult to get out and then sometimes the circle isn't completely formed and they Won'T slide out, so you have to make sure that your circle is completely open and your hair is not sliding in between the crack. Like this see how it's you know sliding in the middle, because it's not completely open all the way, but the hair also has a crack in it. So it kind of makes it difficult, but you have to know what you're doing to be able to get them in and out so and now that i'm removing this link, i'm going to show you how it splits and causes the hair to slide in between. So so so this is the three month shedding it don't look bad and i'm still wanting to do a deep conditioning, but thanks for watching you