How To Install Weave By Tracks Method | Just Moira

Hello welcome back to my youtube channel again. This is moira. Today, i'm going to be doing um installation with i'm using track method, so my client is got some used hair that she has already i'm going to be using that to install this today. Thanks for watching - and i hope you enjoy my client's hair - is all washed clean, ready to go, and my client has got quite a lot of volume anywhere on her hair. She just needs a bit more extensions just to lengthen the hair and just that extra added volume really. So i start off by patting the hair i tend to leave here around the perimeter. You should leave around the perimeter of the clientele or your hair. That way, if you need to hold the hair up in ponytail, you've got enough hair to cover up any tracks from showing and then once the hair is parted. I take a little bit of hair from that parted hair and i just cornrow and braid to latch the extensions on like so once the cornrows is done. I take both ends of the cornrows and from each side, and i hold together with a hairband. If you don't have a band, you can always stitch with thread needle, but i personally prefer the band method, because i think that when it's time to take the extensions out, it's easiest without ripping the client's air. And then i just stitch the extensions on the cornrows that i've done like so make sure that when you do the sewing that you, this hair is sewn properly. The start of the sewing has to be done two or three times just for extra security and then start to the very end of the cornrow and then what i personally tend to do is i sew backwards again, just to give it that extra, firm, tightness and Because a lot of the time clients tend to comb their hair several times a day. The last thing you want is for the hair to start coming off, because it hasn't been sewn properly, must just start the process all over again with the nest and track and depending on the client's volume or depending on the volume of your hair. And you don't necessarily have to put too much extensions on your hair. If you've got thinner hair, you can probably put a bit more and if you have thicker hair, maybe not um one more thing. If you're sewing tracks on your hair, if you got thick hair, you can have double and weft in one track, or maybe even sometimes three, but if you got thin hair, my advice to you is to use one weft per track. So that way, the track is not visible when you're done, with the extensions enjoy the rest of the video few muscles and we're all done so for my client today, i'm going to use three tracks on her hair just for a bit of length. Thank you. So much for watching and i'll see you next time.