Microbead Hair Extensions Diy!

So items you're going to need is one or two these microbeads, so you get any one of these. This one is from the hair shop and you can also use a regular straightener. If you have one at home that you do not use, you can use that. So this is one of the items and then the third item is Oh hot you're going to need a glue gun, you're gon na need a carrot tank little. You have to make sure that it's character glue, and it's not something from that. You get at your local, Walmart or Target. So that's what you into this that there at the fourth item, it's some shears. You can use any shears. Okay. So again I got was saying this is just the hair and what you're gon na do is you're gon na grab a single strand of hair. Approximately this all you do, is you you grab it you twist it once you have that you're going to grab your shears and you're going to cut as close as possible to the top, because you don't want to lose any of that length. The next step is you're, going to grab the hair you're going to tap the top two you're then going to grab your nail glue, gun, you're, going to add a little bit. You have to make sure it's on the very end. You don't want to have wanted it to go lower because we are going to be cutting the tip so a little as little as possible on the ends just to make sure it's fully saturated you're, going to go over with the flat iron or with the with Your keratin um tool, okay, we're here you're, just going to pull up a little bit, make sure all the hair is even and then you're just gon na with your fingers, you're going to grab the hair and just kind of start moving. Your fingers, like kind of like in a circular back-and-forth, make sure that the hair is Remora rounded than anything once it is. You make sure it's rounded go ahead and get your shears and then you're going to cut that top part right there and then you're going to go ahead and grab a bead and make sure if it fits. You are done, okay guys. So this is what they look like. This is what they should look like. I do have one right here and I left it out like this, because it is too thick and when you do them too thick. If you can see right here, it's a it's about twice as big it's about twice as big as the rest of them. But when you do them too big, what happens? Is they won't go into the beam? As you can see here, they will not go into the bead, though slightly go in and then the rest. It won't go. So you need to go at least a little bit lower and and it needs to have room for the hair to go through, and then you clamp it onto the hair, so that self says how easy and simple it is to make these. I did learn this when I was working at my first official hair salon as a licensed professional. So that's how easy you do this, so I just wanted to share this with all of you guys, you guys are new in the industry. It'S really easy to make. Herricks individual hair extensions to where you don't have to buy, say twenty pieces for a hundred dollars or you can just buy what is it like a weave? They call it to where it's like the big strand. How I showed you to where it's like a big strand like this, so this is what they look like. I hope you guys like it and have a great day bye, guys