Microlinks On My Natural Hair + Do It Yourself + Ft. Snoblife Extensions | Brandy Alexis

What is upbeat squad? It'S your girl b and we're back with another video. If you are new to my channel, welcome, my name is brandi and if you're returning beauty, what a boo, how you doing so, as you guys can tell by the title today, we are going to be doing some micro links. I'M going to be showing you guys how i install my micro links. This set of micro links is extremely natural. Extremely playful has a lot of layering to it. It gives that i just had a blowout versatile. It'S not bulky. Those are the vibes that we are given today. If you are interested in seeing how i got this style, please stay tuned for the rest of the video and be sure to hit that subscribe button. Alright, so we are going to start by blow drying my hair baby until me, so i am all blow dried. I decided not to use my nozzle on my blow dryer because i didn't want it to be straight direct heat. I find a lot of times when i have my nozzle on. I can get my blowouts a lot straighter a lot sleeker, especially especially at the roots, but for the purpose of micro links. I don't want my hair to be super duper straight, so i decided to pop the nozzle off, so i could kind of get more of a wider spread of air. If that makes sense, the hair that i'm going to be using today is from snob lights in atlanta all right, so i have a 22 to 18 okay, so i finished the bottom. So now what i'm gon na do is i'm going to go ahead and blow dry this pattern out and see what type of result we get i'm going to be using the brown beads up until this point right here, you can see i've already placed already placed My beads on this now i'm going to go in and do the same over here, get my beading tool and slide the bead up like so basically you're creating what would initially be a braid you're, replacing that with beads clamping tool. All of these things can be purchased on amazon slide, the bead up to where there is still some space for me to sew and clamp down. You want to make sure that you're clamping it facing down instead of on top of it like this, you don't want to clamp it like that, like a because, then the hair is going to be sticking out and you're going to have a hump, so you want To make sure that the bead is facing down and that you're pulling the hair down when you secure it slide up, clamp down slide up, clamp down right. So another thing i like to do is measure and cut, so i literally start where i would begin to sew and go all the way to that last bead. Then i'm just going to start the track off. I'M using nylon thread because cotton just tangles up too fast what i'm gon na do is start by going under and that will automatically pull the hair to the root going under coming up from the top and being very, very, very gentle, just gon na. Do that to make sure that this is secure, those end pieces tend to be the ones that you know pop up first and then i'm going to switch the way that i am putting in the needle. So now i'm going to start by going from the top and then going through the left. This ring here represents my heart, but there's just one thing i need you could be. My baby is okay, so i'm gon na go ahead and section out this bottom part. So i'm not going to take super super small sections because i really have been liking. The fuller look having them kind of like in that blown out stage. Where'D you go is oh, is fill me is, is is, can you please please uh? Oh you