How To Make Fusion Square Tip Extensions Tutorial - Doctoredlocks.Com
- Posted on 21 June, 2013
- Fusion Hair Extensions
- By Anonymous
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It's hip to be square! Learn how to create fusion tips for faster hair extension installations.
Products Used:
Doctored Locks Square Tip Fusion Pliers
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Fusion Adhesive Applicator Gun
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Doctored Locks Fusion Sticks
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Doctored Locks Professional ShapeShifter Monofiber
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Steps:
1. Use the applicator gun to add adhesive to a small amount of bulk hair just below the ends.
2. Insert into the square tip pliers.
3. Squeeze the pliers to shape the adhesive.
4. Allow the adhesive to set then pop the bond off of the pliers.
5. Trim the edges with scissors to perfect the bond.
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Fusion is a popular method for hair extension installations.. A lot of the hair on the market for fusion comes with the tips already at the end of the extension that you simply fuse into the hair.. I'M going to show you how to do it using our square tip pliers to pre-tip your own hair.. That'S going to give you a lot more options for the hair that you can actually use.. You can use bulk fiber human hair. You can do a lot of different blends and mixes.. This is going to give you a lot of range.. The way that we're going to do that is we're going to take a bit of our extension fiber., We're simply going to add a bit of our fusion adhesive., And then we are going to take our square tip pliers. And just hold that in place.. That should cool, pretty quickly. Just go ahead and release., And that creates your first tip.. The last step just trim off your excess and you've created your first tip.. You just keep creating tips, just like this until you've created enough to complete your installation.
Comments
Doctored Locks: Also, you'll want to smash the adhesive into the strands - otherwise they will shed while you are waiting to use them - and that kinda defeats the purpose if you are losing strands of hair. Using shaping pliers definitely helps them look ultra professional. You can create all of your own blends and make them pretty quickly. If you don't, you can definitely still do it - just make sure to smash that adhesive in and avoid the top folded hairs. It may not be pretty but it will be functional.
Doctored Locks: The main problem with using wefted hair is that it is folded at the top. You will want to avoid getting those shorter hairs mixed in because it will make your bonds bulkier and it doesn't give you any length. So best to stay below that or cut it, then give it a few flicks and the shorter pieces will fly out - then add your adhesive.
iiism369: Thank you for this video. I had a vision similar to this in mind. I haven't tried it yet. But do you believe it's possible to take glue gun with keratin sticks and apply glue across top of weft hair and after it dries cut individual strands to do fusion process at a later time on client?
Doctored Locks: Yes and no. If you apply the fusion adhesive about an inch and a half below the sewn part and smash it in, then cut - then maybe. It won't be pretty, but it will get the job done.
Elle Cheveux: Are there no mould Pliers available for I-Tip and Nano Tip?