Diy Hand Tied Extensions | Zala Extensions | Beaded Weft Extensions

Hey y'all today my mom is going to put in some of the beaded West extensions in my hair. I'Ve been wanting to have this done for a while, and I'm just not really gon na pay. Two thousand dollars had this done, so I can hear it my mom can do it for me. So what I got is I got some of these little things right here. This is what you put the bead on and you drink it in want like onto your hair, and I got a whole bunch of clamps. I got a pack of 60 of these clamps and that's what will hold the extension on to my hair once we get the beads in and some pliers and I got um, I got some nylon string and there was a hairdresser. I saw their video and they said to use nylon because it holds better and it's stronger and everything. So I got that and I got some of the little I got the silicone beads. I got gsella weft extensions. I got two bundles of these, which equals about 310 grams, so that'll be a lot of hair and then after she gets them all in I'm going to just kind of cut them down just a little bit. I got 24 inch and I got the color three. Six three: sixteen is that what no three, where is it? Oh yeah, 613 in the 24 inch, and it a really blonde color? I do shown these with a purple shampoo, see them to match my hair and I'm gon na put some clips in here of like once. She gets the rows done and then once she gets its own in and then I'll get back to y'all after it's finished and I have atoned and I do my brown roots and everything like that. Okay, also right here is where I am talking about how I did or how my mom did the beads in and she sewed in the thread between each bead and tied it on just so that the extensions had a little bit more to hang on to okay. So right here was when she was completely finished. She did my last row right after that. I went and I put on a light ash brown, hair color, just barely on like the base just to make a little bit of a route to match my roots, and then I hopped in the shower - and I toned it with these shimmering lights, purple shampoo and Then I toned my real hair again with the Finola purple. Shampoo, hey, also here's the finished product of the extensions. I absolutely love them. I cut off. Probably I don't know they're about to my waist. I got the 24 inch and I am 5-2. So that's about where they, where on me, maybe a little bit above and I cut them off a little bit. And then I took my scissors and I just kind of ran down kind of like all the way around just kind of trimming it up a little bit just to blend it to my real hair, because my real hair is pretty short. It'S about right here, something like that so to blend all this in, I went in and just kind of like went down. You know kind of like that and just blended it in, and I also after we put on the in, I went in with like a light ash brown, and I did all the roots all the way around. I didn't do all of this under here, though I only just did the top section and we did them in like a u-shape, so the top starts about here Goes Down and it's back here and then this middle row starts kind of right above my ears and Then it goes down my head like this and we did like a little mini row right here and we started kind of back here and it goes to here and that's so when I pulled my hair up into a ponytail, nothing will show. Let me just show you the back really quick: they blend really good, so I'm gon na post everything in the comment that we used to do this. It took a while to do it. But honestly, if you have like a mom or a grandma or an aunt or somebody that shows, I mean they can do this really the hardest part. Probably, if you have someone that knows how to so, it's doing the beats, but really that's not even that hard and last time. Okay. Last time I did this, I did just the beads and they didn't last as long as I had one of them too. They started kind of slipping, but with these we did like the beats with the thread running through the beads, just so that the extensions have a little bit more to like hold on to, and I think that's really really helped like they have not moved at all. They'Re super comfortable on my head: got these valid 24 inch in the color 613. I think, is the color and I got two bundles and two bundles equals about 310 grams. I think is what it is and weaves all of it, except like one little section like that: that's what was left over um that cost me about. I think it was around 450 dollars. I did have some sour rewards that I used think that got me like $ 20 off um. In the end, the beads were only like $ 8 and then the little things they put the beat the little hook things they put the beat on your hair with. I got a pack of five of those you can't just get one, but I have had those breaks. I went on to got a pack of five of them. I don't want to say those were like six dollars for a pack of five um. These the red was like eight dollars or something like that, so the hair extensions are definitely the most expensive part of this go into the salon. It'S definitely like it. They are not overcharging you because that's a like a really hard job like doing yes like it took forever, and it I mean it's a very time-consuming. It'S actually like hard work. So if they charge you like five hundred dollars, just to throw me in like that's pretty good, because I mean it's a job, but luckily my mom has sewed all her life pretty much. She used to always make my show clothes for my horse shows and everything. So I knew that she could do this for me, so I went on and got the weft extensions and I was like I want you to do this. For me, I thought you don't want to go, spend this much money, but I really want to have a son like I get to go to bed with them. I get to wake up with them and they were actually really comfortable to sleep in like they don't bother me at all. It doesn't hurt when I put my hair up like nothing. I mean they're actually like way more comfortable than the clip ends, because the clips just there's so many Clips, there's so many rows of hair like with this there's only two rows and then a mini row. So it like feels like less hair in your head, even though technically I have ten more grams of hair with these than I did with my clip-ins. But it's a lot lighter, so don't be afraid to try it, especially if you have some money then it's out of so it's just like sewing clothes. I guess that's it so for watching and I'll see, y'all next time.