Hair Extensions: How To Use A Micro-Link: For Beginner Hairdresser

So can you guys see - and this was a really good one - it had um - I have like a silicon coating inside which is actually very good. Can you look at anybody? So if you have, I probably can't yeah, that's just because I've been doing this for so long. I can look at somebody's hair density and I can figure it out like I can see. Sometimes you know when you have those strands hanging out right here that are different than the other hair and yeah, but that's okay, there's nothing wrong with your extensions, nothing at all, just because it's not growing on you doesn't mean you know it's a bad thing. We need this little instrument looks a little scary. Maybe a dentist instrument not have a little tiny hook, but I need a model alright. So I have a little micro link, the hair that you use for the micro links. It has a little silicone tip and also in my class, I'm going to teach you guys how to make these, so you don't actually have to go somewhere and buy them because they're more expensive, you can just buy here on the weft like this. Like this cut, it cut a little strand off and customize the strands as well, so you have a client that has really thick hair. You don't have to put 300 stands on them. You can make the strands a little bigger and put 150 on, and you save your time so I'm gon na use a blonde aluminum, so you guys can see what it looks like. So with this hook, you grab the hair and you want to make sure that you take enough hair to carry this strand. So you kind of want those strands to be matching, and then you put the hair in the hook, pull it through, and then we have. These pliers, you disconnected everybody you put that you put there you put the beat, then you put the extension in the beat and then your president and make sure it's really really pressed tightly. So I can't fall out, but there's a lot of people that don't want any Goodwin in here. So this is their best technique to go with, and that's what comes down to the consultation again, you ask them and you talk to them and you find out what their preferences, what they like, what they don't like, and then you determine okay, you know what this Is this one, like, I said, with proper care, no damage at all? That'S why you want to make sure you use enough here, and you always want to be able to move it up and down, because if it's, if it's not movable and that's too close - and it can actually rip out them here or the hair follicle to remove It so the pliers have like little holes like this one right here. Vincent has three different sizes of hole because there's three or there's more more sizes of Michael links, so people would think are here to get obviously a bigger one people with thinning hair to get a real tight, there's new ones right now, they're called New Guinea or A new post, something like that, they just came out so they're, so tiny. You can hardly see it. I mean they're. Like super super tank, you need