Malaysian Pole Weaving

Hi, I'm Josette thanks for coming back to California hair extensions right now, I'm going to demonstrate one of my favorite techniques. It'S called pol bleeding or Malaysian weaving it's a track-by-track method that lies extremely flat to the head. This is my client Maya she's been wearing this technique for about four months. Actually, when she first came to me, she started off with a full head weave, but her hair got so long and thick. She wanted to wear just a couple of tracks to get her through and it's been working for her, so I'm gon na do something just a little bit different. This time I'm going to show you how it looks taken out and then I'm going to show you how it looks being applied. So you can see how the track looks after about eight to ten weeks come a little closer and you can see again. Maya has been wearing this track for eight to ten weeks. You can see how small is and this we actually double up her tracks to give her fullness. Just like that, so you can see her new growth is right there. So what I'm going to do? I'M going to cut it out just a reminder: whoever does this technique to you or if you come to California, hair extensions even better to get it done, they must be able to take it out, and if somebody is certified in this technique, then they will know How to take it out? It'S not like just having a braid. I just cut the strands out just cut along in it's coming out very easy. We use dark thread and after it gets loose, you can actually see where it is see. I'M cutting that out. Just like that, without cutting on here very very simple, very very simple: I use small fine scissors with the little pointy edge pointy blades, so it can get right in there. Now, I'm about to demonstrate to you exactly how I, how this procedure is done, come a little closer. You can see for yourself simply loop, it through one through the other and I'm walking it. I do this a couple times in the beginning, because that's what I'm starting just keep it just straight right: there look at 31, lock it with the other 31 and lock it with the other okay. So now I got to start. This is my starting point right here, so now, what I'm going to do is I'm trying it more and then I'm going to pick up some more hair and lock it just like. So again, this method does great on any hair type, whether you're Caucasian african-american Asian. Anything if you want track by tracks. I always do this method and my clients love it. Okay, and this is like creating a braid. This is like creating my base, but it's much skinnier than a braid, but there again make sure that's nice and clean all the hair, it's organized and I loop it and lock it go through lock it again. Sometimes, if I want to reinforce it I'll do that and mine, let me ask you something: does this hurt you? No, it doesn't hurt you at all she's able to put her hair in a ponytail if she needs to, depending on how I apply my rows by the way, all the techniques that you see me doing. I also teach and you'll learn more of that on my website. We'Re finished, as you see I applied Maya's whole even technique. You can come a little closer and see how it's done that base that you've seen before I just sold the track on to that it'll. Last her about approximately eight weeks she has long flowing pretty air. This is just with one track. She just give this for fullness, because I hear it's pretty long so Maya. How do you like it? I love it. She who loves it so again. Come join us at California, hair extensions. Our number is eight five, eight five one, three four, two, four seven: you