Micro Link Hair Extensions (Informative)

Hi you guys, so I just want to come and just explain a little bit about the micro link extensions, because a lot of people have a lot of questions and some of them are not being answered right and some are wondering all different kinds of things and They just don't know who to ask over to get the question from okay. What I'm going to start with first is what kind of hairy she get first off, they have all different kinds of hair. You can even make your own here. I will prefer for you to use the fusion glue like they have the glue at Sally's and the glue bowl, and you just bonded and let it sit and dry you. I. I wouldn't really recommend the black like you've seen some people use the black glue. I would it recommended, because it's rubber, so when any, when you wash your hair and condition it, it tends to break down, and you know like if you get quicklys, you use conditioner or oil to take your tracks out to loosen up the glue. So if you're using hair flow, the black hair glue, then you're just pretty much putting glue in your hair. Second thing is: when you use the fusion goal, when you make it, it tends to form this tight bond. That'S like plastic instead of rubber, so that will be a good way to do it and then just let it dry for a day and that's pretty much with the individual. What the worth or the track you can use any kind of hair. I will recommend that you get a high quality running pair just because of how long you're going to keep the hair in like. If you tend to keep it in a month or so, then you probably can get like a medium quality or something like that. Baby tend to keep in three or four months. You may not want to get low quality here, because it's going to mad up or something another thing is who should be putting your extension. Then, if you have never put these in before and you by the hair from a website or place or whatever - and you put them in yourself, you're damaging your own hair is not the micro links issue. Yes, I just said it. Is you first off? What I want to say is if you are getting the individual ones nine times out of ten, your hair should be a little bit thinner to medium. If you have thick hair and you're trying to get the individual ones you're going to need about three to four hundred strands now many people say you can use 250, 200 and so on. But what I would say is you may want to get the beaded sew-in, because your hair is stronger is sticker, so it would do better with just having your own hair in the beat. Instead of having your hair post extension, I'm going to explain like this. Okay, if you take the bead - and you know what just wait one second, I want to grab some beads that I already have and show the tool so that you guys can get like a better visual of it. Just one second hi, you guys I'm back so this is one of the beads. I don't use this particular kind, it's just one that just tested. I just bought some. That'S why something for water to show you guys? What not to you you! This does not have a silicone. The middle is text your hair, and this is aluminum, be now. What I was saying was: if you have thick hair, if you put your hair plus an extension in this bead, do you know how, like you can't just put 200 of these and think your hair is going to look natural, so what you tend to do is Your chance to stuff your hair in this and then stuff a dick extension in this, and it's straining your hair. So by the time your hair has grown out as thin. This is not pulling your it's not well, it's thinning your hair out at they were at the roots. It'S thinning it out, because you have pretty much just put too much stress on. So when I recommend is these beads are it's beads they're about to two times two sizes bigger than this, and they have a silicone in the middle so which, if you have dick hair, you can put that bead on clamp it down close it with with a Tool like this, you can close it and what you'll do is when you close. Oh sorry, one more thing this tool, i would say, use this only if you know what you're doing, if you don't know what you're doing, i will not recommend for you to use this particular tool. I will say: get the other one, the one that's all silver and has the holes like right here it has different sized holes. But what i was saying is you: if you have thick hair and you get the aluminum silicon microb, it's a it's a little bit. Big, it's not it's, not big like a kid's like it beats, is not that big, but it's it's big enough for you to have room in the middle of your hair, ma in the middle of the beat for your hair. So you will put it in your clamp, it shut across and you a measure from where you want it. And then you will attach the width by threading through it or you can do it other way and add a piece at the side pieces at the bottom and put them in. Basically, it's to me that's the same thing as individual, but I don't know so that's what i will say for you to get. If you have thicker now, if you have thin hair, it won't really take much to fool to make your hair fool. So you would just put the beads in and put the extension in and clamp it shut. You just want enough hair and the B to match the extension. You don't want to put too much extension or too much hair because then it's going to cause tension. Another thing is: if you're doing this yourself on the back of your head and you do not know what you're doing and you're just this. Is this your first time when you close this be now I just closed it. The B is is closed in here, and it's just dropped. I'M going to do another one. It'S closed now and you're using this tool. If you close it the wrong way, you're going to try to open this bead back up in your hair and you keep opening it and I'm not to do it on purpose. You see, I just bent it so now. I just bent this in and now you see the silicone I just meant it in so soon lets us bend it in now. I have to bend it back out again to get a circle. That'S why I say: don't use this because, since this is a loan like this just like, if I do like this to my skin, it's scratching me, so it will pull start pulling strands of your hair and by the time you get this beat out. You just put your hair up, that's why I say you should get the silver beat. I mean sorry, the silver tool is all silver. They even have one I think like this to that has holes in it. So if it gets like cell, if you put it in the wrong, say you put it in you, clamp it shut this way instead of gluing it. This way, if you're tired, you can put it back and you can put it put the bead inside the hole and you can open it back up that way: you're not open it in twisting it and turn it and you're, locking it on your hair. And then you have to like basically you're bending it until it breaks to open if you get it stuck in your hair now. Another thing that I wanted to talk about was: this is another thing I know a lot of people just. Do it yourself to save money, and you want to experience it yourself and stuff, so I would, I really don't recommend for people to do with themselves and then, if they've never done it before, even if it do come on the loop, where you could just pull It through clamping shut is because it's like what you do, your own nails or what you go to an epsilon, and I also recommend that you go to someone to get them taken out. If you cannot see the back of your head, you don't know what you're doing back there, especially if you're never even never done it before. Not so solitary you're pulling your hair out and then you then everyone says: oh, I don't like the micromax. They pull my hair up. No, you put your hair up, not the microwaves. It'S just like this. If you go get your nails done and you get the nails on you get like little crellick meals on your nails and you're at home. You know it's ghetto. You stop popping them off with your teeth. Now. No one gets mad that the nails have thinned out and broken because they popped them off instead of going to the salon and letting your nails soap and get them taken off the the way that they're supposed to be it's the same thing with micro links. If you sit at home and you're, just unclamping it pulling the unclip and just taking it out, you're damaging it yourself is not really the microlens it in a way. It is a micro inks because of how you use them. You need to use them a certain way. You they're, not just oh I'm just going to pop them in so i can have long hair and then, when i take them like you need to take care of your hair. So you want to look up and make sure that you're doing it right. So if you guys have any more questions about the micro lengths or were to get them from or how to do them yourself or anything like that, then you guys can just comment below or you guys can email me at hear about Sylvie h, AI r, be Why Syl ve at gmail com - and you guys have a nice day bye, you