Affordable Curly Hair Extensions And Install Video- Chimerenicole

Hey guys so in today's video I'm going to be sharing with you, my new hair, I'm going to give you all the details on this hair, as well as how I made this unit and I'm going to give you all the specs of the hair. So if you guys want to see how I made this unit stay tuned, hey guys, so in this video, I'm going to show you how I made my unit. This is a curly hair unit and the hair is by a company called hair fleek and I'm going to be installing three bundles of kinky curly hair. So I had a 16 inch closure and then I also have two bundles of 20 inches, and then I have my third bundle, which is a 22 inch and I'm really loving this texture. One thing about curly hair, sometimes is: it can be a little rough in texture, but when I opened up this hair it was really really soft to the touch. So, as you guys will see in this video, my curls will be awfully because they are the bomb. So this is the weaving mesh cap that I like to use want to make all of my units. I just feel as though this is well ventilated and it gives me the perfect fit so here's my closure close-up as you can see, the curls are really soft and defined, and I like that this closure has reinforced edges. So I'm able to use my closure more than one time I'm going to attach my closure with using some hair clips. It just helps to keep the closure in place while I'm sewing. So the one thing about sewing down closures is that you have to make sure that you are pulling the closure to lay flat as you're sewing. You don't want to have a bubble at the top of the closure or your unit. So you have to make sure that you constantly add some tension to your closure as you're sewing. So once you sew it the other side down you're going to do the same exact thing on the opposite side and as you can see, you have to really pull that closure, of course, not to rip the lace but tight enough, so that you get a really Good amount of tension and their closure lays flat. Now I like to soak my closures on the side first and then, once I'm finished, sewing down both other sides. I continue on and I sewed the remaining closure all the way down in the back. As you can see here, I'm going to go in with my 22 inch bundle. I'M going to be sewing this going from right to left or ear to ear on to my dome spandex cap. Now this is very self-explanatory and if you guys do need a little more help, I do have a detailed tutorial on how I make these units, but this is a very simple process. I'M going to be starting. My first bundle right of birth, my elastic band. Now, the reason that I don't sew on top of my elastic band is because, if you soak through the elastic your dome cap or your wig won't stretch as much also if you have a smaller head - and you want this - to fit perfectly you're able to cut The elastic off - and that gives you a smaller fit, so it all depends on what you're going for. But I don't recommend that you sew through that elastic band now to minimize shedding. What I like to do is call the fold-over method and what that basically means is. I take my web and I fold it in the opposite direction so that my hair can lay flat and then also I don't have to cut any hair to prevent any excess shedding. So now that I folded over my hair with I'm going to continue to sew the hair down, but I'm going in the opposite direction. So when we started this process, we started from left to right and now that I did the full over method, we're going to start from right to left, I'm going to continue this process until I get to the very top of my head or my unit and Then I'm going to add in my final piece of hair and I'm going to show you how I fill in all of the spaces in the gaps, but three bundles and a closure is definitely enough hair for you to have a really full unit. Now I'm going to show in my final width - and I already pre-measured this width and when I saw this on, I'm actually going to be sewing on top of the closure. And that just makes sure that I fill in all of my spaces. And I don't have any spaces or gaps now when I'm making these units, I like to cut maybe three or four widths, and that is to give me a really seamless look at the top of my unit. I don't like to have the full of a method throughout my entire unit. So, as you can see here, I will pre-cut and measure three or four pieces of hair, and then I will sew them really close together and that just makes the unit again seamless and it lays really flat to the scalp. So now that the unit is complete, I'm just going to show you how the inside of the unit looks as you can see. That is the lease. What you have to do is cut off the excess dome spandex cap that was underneath it, and then it will reveal the lace and now I'm just going to apply my wig or my unit to my head and making sure that I get the proper fit and I'M going to align that with my parting, so I'm just going to take out that excess hair and make sure that I get a really good party and then all of the extra hair that I have out around the hairline, I'm going to apply an edge control. Now the edge control of choice today is by cream of nature it's from their Oregon line, and I like this, so I'm just going to use a little bit of this just to help define my part and to lay down some of that baby hair and some Of the hairline that I have left out when I apply my edge control, I really like to use a comb instead of a brush. I feel this, though, when I use a comb, I can get my edges to lay down a little more slick and I don't have as much trouble with my hair starting to weave up. I'M also going to be using dirt and lovely kids detangler, and this stuff is like the best thing since sliced bread. This is perfect for curly hair. One thing about this product that I like is that it will detangle the hair, but it doesn't leave a film on the hair. So it's really soft. It gives the hair a little bit of shine, but your hair is not greasy, is not oily and it really detangles the hair, but I'm using it today, of course, detangle, but also to give the curl some definition. So you guys definitely have to check that product out. I got it from the local beauty supply store, fYI. I am loving how defined and for this wig is it's just perfect for the summertime. Now this next step is optional, but I am going to add just a little bit of layering to the face. Not a lot. I'M only going to be cutting off a couple of pieces, but again this is optional and you don't have to cut it because again it came in inches 22 and 20, so it does have some natural layers, but I decided to add a little bit so this Is how the hair looks in the back? Curls are really defined. I get a lot of fullness. This unit is probably by far one of the best units I've ever made thumbs up. If you guys think my curls are on fleek. So let's get going. I thank you so much for watching, don't forget to thumbs up and subscribe and I'll check you guys out in my next video