Machine Beaded Wefts

Okay, so the first step and one of the most important steps of eated wes, is to make sure you have a clean section. I like to use horseshoe shaped partings to follow the shape of the head, but making sure that it's a really clean section is going to ensure that you don't have any breakage or any slipping problems. Now we are loading up our tools, so I am using metal silicon beads in the shade chocolate from my line and then we're also going to be loading. Our C shaped needle with a cotton thread if you need anything for beaded webs, whether it's an extension kit beads thread anything like that, you have it all on our website, so I will leave that in the description box below in case. You need any of that waiting for in my extension trainings. We have three different types of beaded, webs and tapings that we go over. We have a machine method, we have a hand tied method and a Cosi method when it comes to beaded webs. The machine method is ideal for medium to thick hair, the hand tight is ideal for finer hair and the cosy weft is universal. That method can be used on all hair types. So right here we are doing the machine, weft method and we are going to be sewing on machine webs me. So for her hair we are using a back and a half of machine webs. We have two colors, one is the collie, and one of them is actually a new color that may or may not be launching soon so keep an eye out. These are the perfect colors together to match their hair and it's a really good color for fall. So what I'm doing is, I am measuring it to the beaded row and then cutting it. The best part about machine laughs is you can cut them? You don't have to worry about them. Unraveling like hand-tight wefts do and they do add a little bit of volume. Some people don't like how bulky they are, but katlyn has really good hair, so she can handle that extra volume. Now that the hair is placed on, we are starting our stitching. Those little pin coil clips that I have on there are super important to use when doing extensions. They keep all of your weft in place, especially if you have two or more stacked on one row. You want to make sure you have a good grip on all of them, so they don't fall down and you miss them while stitching. So we actually have three machine webs on this row and that's why I have them clipped in pretty nicely and for the machine webs method. We do a three stitch method. I call it the house method and it's something that you do learn in our trainings. If you attend one of the hardest things when first starting west is, if you run out a string halfway through stitching, so I just kind of wanted to show you guys what I do as you can see here, I just tied it off cut the strings shorter And then I'm going to tuck those behind the weft, so they don't come unraveled and then I'm just going to reload my string and then almost start it over. I start over exactly where I left off. Tie it a few times. Do a few extra stitches for good measure and then continue on just waiting for blending hair extensions correctly is one of the most important steps and it's kind of funny, because a lot of clients will be really hesitant on letting me blend them or taking much length Off because they did pay a lot of money for this hair and it is kind of scary to cut it, but ensure your client that cutting it's going to help it look more natural and blend in with your hair, better. Giving you an overall better appearance and also helping the hair last longer it's just like human hair, because it is human hair. It needs regular trims to thrive and stay healthy. So make sure your client understands that blending is key and getting regular trims out. Your move. Ups help the longevity of your hair as well. Let'S go get Jay, Z, style. T live reaction to her beautiful work on my head got in here. That was awkward upstairs in her lair. It'S supposed to be your live reaction, giving a good reaction. It looks incredible. So pretty much they all. I think it looks terrible. Thank you so much