Diy Glued In Hair Extensions

Hello welcome back to my channel guys. My name is Sophia if you're new to my channel hello. So today, I'm super excited for this video guys. I'Ve been putting off making this video just because I knew it was gon na, be a lengthy one, and I really wanted to answer as much questions as possible. So I'm gon na break up the video with like a Q & A at the beginning, the actual process and installment and then maybe like accessorizing and styling it at the end. So I'm super excited to show you guys you guys will love it. So without further ado, alright guys, so I welcome some questions. These are like super common questions. I think other people would have when getting this done. So I'm just gon na start. Is it safe? Okay, so, first and foremost as a disclaimer, I'm not a professional. I do not believe this is 100 % safe. Nothing is 100 % safe. Even when you put eyelashes on you, take it off a couple of hairs ripped off on this. We use hair bonding glue to put this on so sometime when you do remove it there. It, depending on how you remove it, which I'll talk about in a second a lot of hair may come off with it now I did it already about two times. I did it myself and, like I still my hair, like I'm, not falling apart, you know I'm not bald, so I don't have any bald spots, something like that. It'S nothing major and with time the hair bonding glue also starts coming off with showers and stuff, like that, so it is possible to get it off and one clean swipe and, like I said, depending on how you remove it, if you're diligent on how you remove It it'll come off just fine, so I don't think it's like super, not safe, but I'm not gon na tell you it's 20 % safe, because it's not okay. So the next question we have is: how much does it cost? So when it comes to cost, it depends on the length and also on the brand, and also what kind of hair you're getting so so for today's video I bought the same one. So I'll show you guys - and I will show you guys later so this one. I decided to go a bit longer, so this one's 18 inches, and this will cost me 50 with this brand. So, like I said, how much does it cause, depending on the brand I've seen? Other ones are just 30 for a 24 inch of hair. So it's cheaper with more hair, so it just depends on. I said the hair and the brand that you're going for and this time I decided to go for so I kind of matched the color as much as I could, but does not have ombre just because you'll see on the way I'm stalling, I'm mostly going for Less well, I find a match for my hair color. So this is a very common question. I get a lot guys if you guys literally look at my hair. You guys will see that no two pieces are literally the same color. I bet myself, that's terribly dyed. If I can find a good match or a match, that's good enough that resembles it. I'M 100 % sure you can like. I said all the different brands will have different colors and they do have some ombre and stuff like that. So this one is pretty good with for me. I don't know how it shows by usually put at the bottom, so you can see it's a pretty good match. Where can i buy it so these hairs you can buy, i buy at any beauty supply store anywhere where they sell wigs they'll sell these and they'll have so a whole bunch of these, but yeah any beauty, supply store and Sally's has it as well, but I Don'T know I feel like Sally's is a bit more pricey and also they don't have that many color options. So the reason that we're doing it this dry is because we don't look real extensions, Ark or whatever, but like it's expensive to get real extensions put in and you have to go to salon and dye. The goal of this is to make your life way easier. Not have to do any of that, and just straight up go and find a good-enough hair match which sally doesn't have that many options. They do have a good amount options, but not that many. So also another thing you guys are gon na want to buy. When you go there, it's gon na be. Let me see the hair bonding glue. I usually get the small size. This is 130 milliliters, one fluid ounces. This is more than enough. So go with this one, and this is pretty non expensive. I think it's only less than four bucks. Yeah next question is how exactly is installed, so you guys will see those thumbing process. How long does it last so? This can last anywhere between one to two months or even longer, so, usually for me after it gets to about one month. It starts like getting itchy a bit and I have to take it off or switch it. You just kind of want to feel like your regular hair again the light the light mists of it. Can you wash it you so I wash it. Usually I go three to four days and then I will wash the shampoo regularly and really focus when you're shampooing and between, where you have your. I do three extensions of three each I'll glue together. So you have nine total, but it's in three sections and make sure you scrub in between it. You don't want to have like any dandruff or a dry scalp and plus you don't want it to smell bad. So that's what are you doing, then, when it comes to the conditioner part of it, since conditioner knee net is a part of the removal process, I usually just try to do the bottom of it and my real hair at the top. The ends of that just so I can have the conditioner in and help with detangling and be able to brush it out at the end. How do you take it off so the way you take it off is there's many videos on YouTube that you guys can see. If you guys want to ask me to you, can but there's different ways. I'Ve seen I've seen the coconut oil. I have used coconut oil works, coconut oil and, like a hairdryer, just to heat it up and help it come off or just put in a lot of conditioner and putting it in a shower cap and just scrubbing it. It will help loosen it up. So once the wet start to get loose, you can kind of like just take them off and that's about it, and then you have the glue in your hair. So once you go in the shower, you have to brush out the glue and take that out. So that's mostly where the main hair loss comes out of, but if you are very like to do it there, it will come out just fine without any major problems, but keep in mind guys. It does think about. I want to say, maybe 30 to 40 minutes to tick off, even sometimes at least an hour. It'S a big pain, but I mean for one month where or more it's worth it. So let's get started on how to actually put them on alright guys. So the first thing I'm going to do is just kind of brush it out. I would say guys: it is a bit tricky just to make the lines and supply it without like somebody in the back, but like I said it wasn't, it was now just fine. You can kind of feel for it and if you have one of these, these are key it separated. So let's show you guys as well. It'S like it's just a never-ending long way. So first I'm just going to measure how much I need so or just an estimate so about that much right. Once I figure out how much I need I'm going to triple that. So one and I hold in place two and one more 3 and then I'm going to cut it right there. I have three three one. I have a shorter, so it was. Let me measure it again. So one two and three three I'm going to with the glue I'm going to go ahead and glue these three all together, just like that, there's one and I still have one more end to it. So, just like I did last time Boop. I know I'm good I'll just glue it. Oh guys. I know you guys are probably like what the hell am i watching right now, but just trust the process. Let it dry, you can use a hairdryer if you like it does help. If you just, let me get too tacky, but you should just wait a couple seconds and play with it and squish it. That'S that and then I'll lay down and start on my next one I'll kind of measure, my middle one from ear to ear and do the same thing stack at three types and glue them all together like this, and then we can begin the process so see You then, a quick hack guys also, while you're letting it dry. Once I glue the three things to once. I measure it I'll glue the three things together and you know like you're, holding it down I'll, usually like lay down somewhere and now use bobby pins. Just to hold it together, while we dry, so I can go and start working another one alrighty guys. So by the end, you should have three um. I have it dry over here webs of hair and this the leftover that I have. I usually throw this side away, so I hope you guys understand the method to my madness. The reason that I do this this is the most tedious part it's just because I want the thickness of all this hair without having to apply three separate web. So what I'm doing is, I only have three of these now I'm going to apply instead of having three six nine different ones on my scalp, so this reduces you messing up your real hair just by doing this and attach it. So it is a bit tedious and a bit annoying, but it's 100 % worth. If you ask me so, do you guys think not too shabby? I don't think so, since my hair is pretty much dead, I always curl it just because it helps to blend out. So much better, what do you guys think alright guys so there you guys Heidi you've seen it all this? Is it right here please coming down below? Let me know what you think if you have any question also, please comment down below and just freak and subscribe to my channel, like you know that was the best video ever so thank you guys for watching