Installing Prebond Hair Extensions With Linkies - Doctoredlocks.Com

A pre bond installation can be used to add, highlights volume, length and texture for this type of installation. You will need a comb, your shears, a micro needle appropriately sized for your beads, a closer tool and opener tool. Clips your linkies and your pre bond, a hair extension stand is also very useful, but not required because pre bond can be used for so many different types of styles. I'M just going to show you how to place the bond to do a perfect row, we're going to your first section, the hair and clip it up out of the way. Pre bonded tips are generally a bit too long for my liking and I don't want the installation to be rigid, so I'm going to snip these tips a bit shorter. These will fit more nicely into my bonds, you're, going to pick up a section of hair using a u or a v-shaped parting you're, going to grab on to the hair close the latch and slide your ring on to the hair you're going to then pick up A piece of pre bond that you have just cut and you're going to insert that into the ring. At this point, it's important that you're making sure that your ring is most of the way full. That should be full with the natural hair and with the pre bond you're, going to take your flat closing tool with no ridges on the inside and you're going to position it over the ring so that you can adjust it up and down we're going to take That close to the head pulling the pre bond into position and clamping shut. You should see a slight amount of the bond protruding from the top, but you should also be able to pick up the piece and move it in a full circle without any pain. That'S how you'll know when you have the perfect position, it's also incredibly important to make sure that your hair is traveling in the downward position. If you clamp the ring in a position where it's straight out from the head, it will stick out straight out from the head and it will cause undue pressure on the top of that bond, so avoid doing that to install the next we're going to do. The same thing: we're going to pick up a section of hair, making sure that we don't have any cross hairs, we're going to go underneath that section close our clamp, pull that hair into the ring. We'Re going to then insert our pre bond into our link. Then we're going to take our closing tool and we are going to use the closing tool to position that ring on the hair, we're going to clamp it down and then we're going to make sure that we still have free motions notice. How this bond has a hard time with that rotation? That means that if this person were to put this hair up into a ponytail, it would have undue pressure here. So we need to readjust this bond. I'M going to take my opener tool, which is sized for the size of linky, I'm going to go on either side and I'm going to simply press that and it's going to spring back into that shape. Then I'm just going to simply readjust it. The same as we did to install it the first time now, we should have that free movement. Now we're ready to move on to our next bond, continue working until you've completed your row. Removal for linkies of pre bond is just as easy or simply going to take our opening pliers fit that on either side of the bead and we're gon na give it a gentle squeeze until it opens up and then the entire thing slides right out of the Hair, if you have an accident and your rings get bent out of shape during your removal process, not to worry. Our openers also have a built-in cutting tool. So the way that you will use that is you're going to position that cutter directly across the bead and give it a crimp. So I'm going to turn this to the side and we're just going to cut that bead until it pops open from here. You should be able to bend a little bit more, give it a cut and you're going to cut this way along the hair to make sure that none of that hair is cut from here. You'Re simply going to slide right out of the hair, and your client will be none. The wiser repeat this process until all of your rings are removed.