Hair Extensions With Micro-Links; Cylinder Beads

Okay, so your section should be clean in line at the bottom, as well as on the top, and then the area that you take should be also neat so that all the hairs are coming from. Only the small section that you're working around you give just a little bit of room for the hair extension to be able to move. We move it up and down and then it should be pressed very, very tightly and you still have a mover back and down and be completely flat against the clients head so that you don't feel it okay to give a needle, and then you grab the cylinder. Then section the hair and grab it make sure the needle good, how many needles officially doing about four, so how many taxi use these on a person with regular maintenance, anymore hair, it's really little air, but if they just want to like extensions back here. This is a member like you aw. How cute so have to be. You please have a you can use. One is like press like right now, but once you watch that it gets more volume and how would you remove it, you remove it with one of these openers mm-hmm, please, coming across all of the class is 995 the same song. There'S different cylinders crisis in the whole mall, but you already gave them $ 100. I hear out and you remove so um the big one house and you can reuse to here yeah it can you need to learn here. You know doing it. You know the edge of my field is in micro link that you can actually make a sauce rather section. Oh you're welcome. Thank you very much if anybody wants to sign up for more information and sign up for the right yeah, but we're trying to station so we're going to get all of that out of the way. Consultation is a primary key to selling your hair extensions, because a lot of people just want to ask questions, but if you know what you, what you're going to do, you know what your you know, your your job is to know how to do it. It shows on that client. Is there immediately going to say? Okay, let's do it if you are not prepared, if you don't have the knowledge you haven't done it yourself, they will notice that you're a little uncomfortable and that you're not completely sure of the end. So they're not going to be like. Well, I'm not going to give you three hundred or five hundred dollars if I might not like it so that you're, using the mirror to the best of you know according to the application, without having to resource into having to tell the client just the basics. From from what we're going to teach, you is technique, method of application, according to obviously the clients type of hair texture, how much hair they have, how they wear their hair and also if the hair is or, of course, how to make it so that it blends. Naturally, so, first of all, what we are going to teach you is how to apply hair extensions without them, looking fake, obviously or without them. Looking like hair extensions or the clips showing or the client not being able to wear the hair up or curl it or anything like that, we're going to teach you how to do it seamlessly comfortable and also so that you are applying it the best way. So the hair is not stressed by applying it correctly the way the hair grows. Naturally, so what we do is you are going to section the hair in in four sections, when you have your client, obviously you want to always leave enough hair to allow the client to wear their hair up if there to have it in a ponytail to be Able to cover the micro links underneath normally about two fingers from the ear gives it enough space to Oakley. Also wear their sunglasses comfortably. You don't want to put them right on the hairline, because obviously they're going to show if they put their hair up and you're. Also going to leave about two fingers in the front so that they can wear it back and not show there's a lot of different types of links that you can use. For example, this this doll head has very thick hair, say the client has very thick coarse hair. You want to use a needle that can pull a little bit more hair and some tubes that can fit a little bit more of the clients hair inside to hold it tight and secure. You want to make sure that, in the space that you get in the tube that this piece and the clients hair is going to feel snug in there, you don't want to have a lot of space, because when you close it it, the space is on this Side, so it's going to slip out so the clients hair will come through the sides. Eventually, the hair extensions will come out the next time they brush their hair. So you want to match the micro links exactly to the closest shade as the clients hair color. Obviously, you don't want like this. You know to stick out. It was just for practice, so what you're going to do is you're going to grab a little section with your finger. This way, you're going to use your pulley needle and grab in an area where you're not pulling hair from different directions. Just stay within the area that you're going to be working in this is going to allow the hair to grow, naturally with the clip without pulling hair from other sections. So it's not going to cost tangle is not going to cause friction on the hair, and it's not going to make that you know client, obviously pull that out by brushing hair that's coming from different directions. So once you have it tight in there here, you're going to apply your hair in there and also so that when you press it, it lays flat. Naturally, okay, you don't want to press it too close to the scalp, because and then it does that you put the little tubes in here and you're going to pull hair with this loop in the front right here. So that is incorrect way to apply it. What this is going to do is it's pulling hair towards the you know the side at an angle, so when the clients brushing it's pulling from the scalp, so you're going to have a lot of hair, that's going to come off right there. If you have like the way that it naturally grows and you leave room to to allow it for it to fall naturally, and the client wants to wear it their hair up because there's room, they can pull it up without it sticking out if it's sticking out, Like this, when the client pulls it up, it's going to part the hair. So all you're going to see is the tip of the tube sticking out kind of like that out to know when it's okay to reuse, the hair, depending on the obviously the client's lifestyle. If they're going to the gym and watching the hair everyday you're not going to have all hair extensions, so every time they wash and brush the hair, you're theming it out. So obviously, if they come back in three months and they want to reuse the same hair, it's not going to be the same you're gon na be like well. Why doesn't it feel full and great as the first time you did it, so you have to be prepared, like analyzing, a keratin is actually the worst method out there. I think a lot of people tend to pull their hair out more with keratin, because usually there's a lot more bonding than the Lynx involved. So there's a lot of hair that they grab just to, and it depends how it's done also there's a lot of hair that they grab. You know from the client it's bonded, cuz glued. A lot of the clients are using hot tools to fly on or curl the hair. The the glue gets all over the place and it sticks hair from other sections, creating a lot of tension. So a lot of people have a lot of breakage from from the keratin. It'S not easier, it's not healthier for the hair and it doesn't last longer so there's no reason to go from something as simple as this. If you know how to apply it, if you get your technique, you know going if you're fast. This is the best way your clients will be able to regrow their hair if they have short, hair and they'll be really happy with you, because their their hair is not falling out or breaking up make sure that you're not grabbing like, for example, like herring, like Different directions like this, you don't want to just like, go and randomly like grab like that see how there's hair like coming from over there, this hair coming from over here. It'S not going to be a neat application, there's going to be here that is going to break eventually. If the client you know brushes through because it's pulling it from such far away like from over there, that it's not in one situation like it's, not in one place, so when they're brushing they're going to brush on top of that hair - that's being pulled from over Here and it's going to break off so it has to be done. Neatly grab your sections clean, like that, and this loop is pretty much the size, the amount of hair that you're going to need so loop it in there. This covers the little glass covers the hair. So when you bring your your tube down, it's not going to come off the loop and you get a neat see. Okay, so you, obviously you don't want it sticking out. You don't want the glue sticking out on the top, because you can feel it all you need is just to make sure that it's through the hole and just peeking out a little bit, because when you press it, you don't want it coming out on the top Right here, sticking up so see the tip right here, it's like a stick as my finger. It feels really hard and it sticks out about um. It should be well just enough so that you are able to move in without pulling the hair okay just but this glue. Yet you don't need to have that much glue on there. Just as much just goes underneath the two just uh just about to cover just a little bit under the tube, because what what happens is if they're gon na reuse the hair. Obviously you want to leave enough of that bonding without breaking it. So, every time you press it, it's going to break up a little bit more, so you want to leave enough for like future use, you can cut the tip off a little bit and put that back in there, but as far as this that that would be Very uncomfortable because it's so hard