How To: Undetectable Quick Weave (Diy) | Ep. 02 | Dynasty Hair Extensions

What up y'all? I am back again with another video. This one is going to be a quick weave video and I actually filmed this one the same day that I filmed my lip check, video. So, that's why I look exactly the same same shirt whatever, and my hair is actually pressed out, because I filmed the lint check video first and I was like I am NOT rewashing one year and drying all over again to do my Quigley's. So I did this. All while my hair was pressed out alright, so let's get into it, y'all know if you see my other quick quickly, video the process for this, so I section off my leave out and then I start to create my foundation for the cap, which is I just Braid, my hair straight back the braids to do not have to be perfect. As you will see in this video they're kind of all over the place. They'Re sloppy. I just need a foundation of base, it's really the purpose of being doing the braids and then to secure my braids. I just tie the ends with a rubber band. That'S my personal choice. You can do it, however, you want to do it, but that's how I do it so in my last quickly, video y'all were like. Why do you leave your braids hanging out in the back? Why don't you put them up? So that's what I did for this. One - and you guys will see hard to that in a minute so right here, all I'm doing is taking my glue, protective and putting it all over the braids. So this will go on the part that will be underneath the cap, and you do this because you want to make sure your hair is protect it from the glue that you'll be using. So just saturate, your braids make sure it's all nice and covered and please be careful not to get it on your leave out because it'll be a pain to try to get it out. So the glue protect that has to be completely dry before you can move on to the next step. I use a regular dryer because I do not have a hooded dryer. If you have a hooded dryer, it's probably easier to use that so again make sure it's completely dry before you move on. So here is what I'm talking about. I did not leave my braids hanging this time, so I am just trying to i didn't, pin them or sew them, because sometimes I like to take the easy way out, so I'm just trying to like tuck them in between one another. While I put my cap on and then that way, they'll be secure without me having to pin them or sell them, or anything like that like that was just gon na take too much time for me, so I'm just like i'ma just try to slip them in Up and do the cap went up with the capital on, and I mean it worked so basically, I just kind of like winged this whole process. I mean obviously I kind of know what I'm doing, but I don't know I just feel like whatever works best for you, that's what you should do. You know as long as the Emir is protected in the process. So after I get my cap on, I'm just taking the same glue, protectant and putting it over the cap, so yeah I'm just using the same glue protectant on my cap, because I want to make sure my hair is super protected from the glue and I accidentally Got a little bit on my leave up, but that's alright I'll figure out how to get it out later on and so moving right along still doing the same thing, making sure it's saturated everywhere. You do not want to put this over the part where your leave out is so, if you can see I'm kind of going around where I'm estimating that my leave out will be because you're gon na ultimately cut that part out, so that your leave out can Obviously, you know cover your weed, so do not put it on that part and then again you want to make sure this is completely dry before you move on alright, so I am starting to glue my trucks and basically the way that I do this is I Just go from perimeter to perimeter so from the end of one ear to the end of the other gear, and I do this method all the way until I reach the top of my head until I get to where my leave out is gon na, be quick. Note you want to make sure when cutting your track, that you measure it properly, because you want to stop where the cap stops. You don't want to go too far from the cap, because then your lead out will not serve its purpose and you'll be able to see your tracks through your leave out. So yeah just make sure you measure your track perfectly. Next step is going to be to cut the cap where your leave out is gon na be so you just want to be super careful. You do not want to actually cut your real hair, so please be careful and you're gon na cut this. All the way around until your leave out is completely revealed basically again, just make sure you're super careful to not cut your real hair, because then that would be extremely alright. So now that I'm doing cutting the cap, where Miley thought it's gon na, be I'm just gon na finish, adding the tracks until I am completely done, adding the tracks at least one thing I forgot to mention earlier is I used two caps to cover my braids. You don't have to, but I like to I just like the added protection, and I recommend that you do so just wanted to note that real quick. So now all I'm gon na do is press out my leave out to prep the hair to get ready to press it out, because I did a bum straight look for this video, so just press in my hair out. First, I mean you could press the weave out weave out first and then press you leave out out, but sometimes I like to do just the opposite. So that's all I'm doing here until I move on to the next step and I have to say I'm actually pretty impressed with the amount of leave out. I left out, because this quickly basically looks undetectable like you can't see. Any tracks like my hair, covers the weave perfectly like. I did a great job with my leave. Oh she's, proud of myself because sometimes like I don't know, I mean it's easy, sometimes to kind of underestimate. Sometimes it's easy to overestimate, but this time I did it perfectly alright. So now that I've pressed out my leave out it's time to press out the weed just going in with my hack macadamia oil, just tap it to add a little bit of shine to my leave out and my weave before I press it out the hair that I'M using is from dynasty hair extensions, I'll put the information below in the. What do you call it? The the description section on mine just look like for a little bit I'll put the information for the hair in the description section below, but I really really like this hair, like it gave me a really natural look. It didn't look like I had like five packs of weave in my head, like it blended with my hair perfectly. It was easy to press out like it just it did really well for what I wanted so yeah. If you're interested in this hair again, you can find out all the information on it in the description below, and I forgot to mention the lens I used for this. Look I used to 18 and 116. I don't like the whole, like incremental, look wag. 18. 16. 14, just because I don't like the hair to be too Laird, I guess, like I like a little bit of lair look, but I don't know for some reason it's just when you do like 16. 18. 14. It just looks weird to me so typically, that's how I do my wheeze, like I do two of the same and then one of a shorter lid. So that's the length I use for this. So as you please super-impressed and yeah, I mean for the rest of this video, I'm basically just gon na, be like making sure everything's, blended and just playing with the weave a little bit. But now, like I said this blend it perfectly. You can't even see my real hair like super impressed. That looks really really really really good, not going to go out of horn, but it looks really good. It looks really natural. Look like my room here. I'M impressed so hope you like this video. Please comment like subscribe girl. 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