First Time Ever! | *New* Weft Micro Bead Extensions | Curls Queen

Foreign, hey, you guys welcome to my channel. So today we are trying something new. You guys, I'm gon na be installing some micro bead wefts, so this is kinky straight hair in 18 inches long. This is everything that you're going to get inside of your package and everything you're going to need you've got some like little pliers. You'Ve got like a tool to help. You attach the hair, which I will break down all of this in just a bit, and this is how the hair is going to come right out of the package. Of course, I've already washed deep conditioned it, but this is how you can expect it to look. So since this was my first time trying this, you guys - and it's not much out there on the interweb about this particular like kind of install I'm gon na - go pretty slow with this okay. So what you're seeing right here is I've only just installed one piece: I'm sectioning off my hair. I section off how much hair I need it as far as the wefted weft goes, and I'm just measuring it out making sure my hairline is not going to be a part of this, so keeping my hairline out and then I'm going to take my little crochet Needle there's a bead on this weft, I'm going to stick that through the bead first and then just like you're like crocheting. I'M just gon na pull some of my hair through um, the bead, which is what I'm doing right here and then once that's all nice and settled, I'm going to use my little pliers and basically just clamp the bead down and that's what holds it into place. It sounds like a lot. You guys, it's really not I'm gon na to show you this again, so you're going to take your needle go through the bead and then, while it's still there, I'm just going to pull a section of my hair through the bead. All in one so close, your crochet needle and just pull it all down. It'S super super easy you guys and then I'm just keeping the weft as close to my scalp as I feel comfortable and then just clamping it down and that's it. That is it. You guys now I am pretty happy with this second piece that I've installed. I did realize a couple things while doing this working in smaller pieces, especially if you're doing this on your own is key. Also making sure you kind of like just really section out whatever part you're doing, which is why I use the little velcro to help me out. So no flyaways. Nothing like that. It'S also going to be key because you don't want any kind of flyaways ending up in the beads once they're clamped, and it is going to pull on your hair trust me. I'Ve been there. You just want to make sure your your area, your space, that you're working on your section is really just nice, clean and neat and making sure you get the weft as close to your scalp, but not like right. Like super tight, you know I, I think you should have a little bit of space, but not too much, because you do want this to be a seamless installer as seamless as you could possibly get it. So I am just doing my best here. You guys once you get into like a rhythm, it just got really easier. Once I just kind of just kept going. I finished this first little section so fast. I literally thought this was going to take me hours upon hours to do so. It did not, which is exactly what we love right. We love a versatile install that doesn't take forever and you can do at home, which is what this is you guys so anyways. I am just showing you the hair, just how well it blends with my natural hair. I think it Blended really really. Well, you guys keep in mind. This is 18 inches and of course I did Skip some sections, so my hair is also blended with this and look at that look at that. I started to cut a little bit, but I just left it as is just to show you guys um. Just you know just the initial install, so that's how we're looking right now. So I was just super excited with installing this. You guys, I forgot to give you guys a like 360 view of my hair without any extensions. So this is my hair. I'Ve washed it. I flat ironed it um, and so I'm just giving you like just a comparison at this point on the length and just the fullness that you get so keep in mind. You don't have to add these in for just length. You can order them in whatever length you need and also cut them, and maybe just add in some you know, add in a few tracks just for thickness for fullness. You can really personalize um this style to your liking. Another thing I want to say is because this is wefted hair, it's not just like regular micro links or whatever um you know. I I get that if you're new like me, look I'm gon na, do just basic horizontal or you know lines and that's going to be it, but I can imagine you can get really creative and start putting these in the position that you want them to flow. You can even do that like right now, if you wanted bangs or you want it, Fuller, bangs or something like that, you can make them come to the front. You can add a few pieces kind of here and there you've just really got some. You don't know you just got some good options with how you want this hair to lay how much you want to add um and yeah yeah. So yeah you guys. This is how we are looking. I was super super impressed at this point. You guys I had to call my sister and show her. I was like you can't tell me I don't look like all of my hair. It literally looks like all of my hair, you guys now. I will say you don't want to add like two little uh pieces like you, don't want to take super small pieces through these beads, even though the beads are not really big. It'S gon na take some time for you to get the right amount. With this being my first install honestly, you guys, I don't even think I did the right amount on some of them, but I think it's something that if you just keep doing you'll kind of find what works for you um, because you don't want it to just You know you don't want it to fall. Basically, you don't want the wefts to come out of your head um, so yeah you'd want them to be nice and secure. So this is just another way that I realized. I could do it, I'm just taking one little piece to show you guys, because this was like late in the evening, and I just it was like a light bulb moment. But basically I just took a little piece instead of using I'm just not using the crochet. A little hook, all I'm doing, is kind of like just pulling the hair with the plastic piece, that's already on there, so I just simply put the hair through like I'm about to make a ponytail, and then I just simply just pull the plastic piece on down And then clamp the hair, you guys that was even more simple and faster as well than using the crochet hook. I was like, I can't believe I didn't think it is, but you know I didn't watch any videos really or anything like that. I just kind of thought of it, and so I want to show you guys just another option on how to install these wefts in your head. So um right here, you guys I'm just gon na put a couple curls in. I just wanted to show you guys how it looked. I really wanted to wear this hair all like just straight um, but I did not. I put some curls in it to see how the hair would hold. It didn't hold that great to be honest, but it did all right and two other things I just want to mention really quickly. I know some of you may be a little nervous about. Like will breakage happen with these um. I don't really know you guys, I'm hoping it doesn't, but I love the outcome. I just think it's gon na take some practice. It'S you also have to be gentle as well and make sure, like I said, you're putting enough hair to hold this track because um you, we don't want any breakage, but that's why I'm here to test it out for you for use. But another thing I did test out because I've had these in my head for a couple days now sleeping oh my gosh, so easy. I can I just go to bed. You really don't even feel this hair. It'S super lightweight! It'S comfortable, I'm not sleeping in any Clips, no wigs, no, nothing! You guys! This was like. I just put a bonnet on my head and I am out like a light. So anyways you guys. This is basically the final look. This is how it came out. I was in love with it. I was like okay cute. This is cute. This looks like my hair um, but yeah, I'm just gon na show you guys just of course just how it all came out and then stay tuned. I'M gon na give you guys some tips and just my final thoughts on these wefts foreign. Hey you guys so really quickly. I let me tell you my thoughts and if you can't tell by this smile, I am actually in love with these micro wefted. I really don't even know what to call them right now. I was so nervous about trying these because it just looked like a lot of time. A lot of effort. I didn't really want anything that was going to take forever and be super permanent, and so I was just nervous about trying these, but I'm glad I did. The hair is beautiful. You guys it matches so well with my natural hair, I do have natural Type. 4. 4B4C, hair, more than anything, this install was so easy. It was much easier when I just discovered the little plastic things. I could just pull my hair through that way, instead of using the tool, but even using the tool was fine. I haven't seen this application out anywhere. I haven't seen anyone really do this. I thought this was gon na. Take me like the entire weekend to install it, took me like two hours: okay, I'm gon na give it like two and a half hours um just to install now I didn't do. I did more in the front versus the back. You guys, because I'm be honest, I cannot see the back, and it's just me doing this, and I was gon na have Darren help me, but I was like you know what let me I wanted this video to be. Basically, if it's just you, you don't have any help at home, so no help. I did it by myself and that's why I only added like two rows, but the back was just a lot harder for me to install by myself and it's really gon na. Take you a little bit more time to do it. It doesn't matter what style you're doing, whether you're doing these West or you're doing braids or whatever just parting your hair, and just doing it in the back is always hard. So, there's that you have fine hair, like myself um, I would not flat iron my entire hair first and then put these in. I will blow dry them definitely blow dry. If you have finer here here like mine, I think blow drying it. First, getting your install complete and then going in and flat iron. It is the key and I'm saying that, because I have a feeling if my hair was blow dried first, they would have a little bit more grip. It'S kind of like an anchor braid when you're doing like a V part or clip-ins. You kind of want that braid in there to hold on to the clips that's kind of how I feel with just blow drying blow dryer would give me a little bit more texture for the little bead to hold on to and not really cool at my hair. If your hairline is struggling, I'm super super fine hairline as well. Just don't even get these close to the hairline, but yeah. Those are just my little few tips right there. I think these are really really. This is a really good option. I have a feeling a lot of you would actually like this option. I can still just put my hair back into a ponytail, so yeah you guys that is it for this video. I will put all the information Down Below in the description box, for you make sure you check it out if you have any questions or comments put them down below, and I will talk to you guys in my next video bye