How To Apply Hair Extensions / Weave On Natural Textured Hair ~ By Vernon Francois

Hey: what's up, this is Vernon Francois today. What I'm going to be demonstrating to you guys is how to apply casually fabulous, hair extensions that are temporary, which means glued in to the scalp on the weft, which you can have them. Make your hair look great, and I also will be telling you what's really important to take into consideration when you are doing hair extensions, for example the color, as you can see my casually fabulous model today, we have is blonde for those that are not really sure About different colors of blonde, we would say this is kind of like a reddish blond and for the simple practice it's quite blown through the roots. But if we look at the ends of the hair, it's got quite red in towards the ends. So, therefore, the extensions I would use wouldn't necessarily be completely blonde. The head I have hair is exactly the same colors. What my casually fact this lady has right now and what that works for me is a good base to work with. So this is my base. Hair the next set of extensions I have here is slightly more than a sheer tone. The reason being is personally, I like to clear contrast, and no human hair is ever what is ever the same color so as you can see. Obviously, when you put it against the blonde like so, you can just lightly see that this is a more of a sheer color, but if I was to section it on a finer scale and lift it up and then put it with this up hair, you can See now how much you actually probably blends in a lot better. This is my first section in and I think the begin of the video you saw that I did a blow dry. The blood dries fairly important because we want to get less moving through the woods and getting get this shaft of the hair quite smooth. So what I'm gon na do now is richly I've, measured the hair from here from point to point. It'S quite important. I have to tell you slightly for me if you always leave out the hair on so literally from point to point. You still wan na give that extra bit of hair. So what I'm going to do now is that you just put a fine line of glue, which is discipline which is very fabulous. This is salon pearl, hair bonding glue because using blonde hair, I've got a white plane and obviously, if you have darker eye brown, you use a black player. Obviously, if you put this on Doc, how are you gon na see the grid? So don't do that when you're applying glue a lot of people have different ways of putting it on. I kind of dismiss this skin against the actual worth of the hair, and a lot of people sometimes put dots on. I do this way just for the fact of I know it's gon na stick consistently throughout the whole course at the head, and so basically, what I've done now is I've got this glue here, I'm that you're gon na play it right by I'm here and literally Just pull that down enough quite a bit of a tension when I'm applying it literally just hold on to it. Okay, normally. What I normally do is I ask my casually fabulous. Ladies, can they fill the glue on the staff and because it's important, if it's on the scrap and they can feel it then you've glued it correctly. If they can't fill the whole loop and it's not glued, especially on the hair, which you then you need to take off a do it again. So now that's actually stuck, and if you realize I haven't, actually use any heat. Yet what I will do now is get the hair dryer and just put it on a warm temperature and just let you go across the the actual point of the hair. Where the glue is you don't want to go to Pop's, you don't want to burn the head, but, like I said it's actually stuck already, so you just wanted to secure it slightly and that's the first section don't done I'm about to do my next section, which Is actually one of the most important sections of applying extensions? Obviously, as you can see the extensions I originally planted it just literally an inch below the ones I'm about to apply one of the things that you have to bear in mind for your next section. Is this, as you can see, the headline the hairline here is slightly goes up and left at this section here once again, it's important because when the hair next up - and you wonder - wind blows - you don't see it. So it's quite important that you do it once again following the shape of the head and don't go straight across because that's when you get less movement, can you feel that on the scalp I can lessen cold unless you just move against it? So let's have a look and see what we've got now, as you can see, the line is not starting to disappear, and this is just for my second part, it's really important a new section really well to get a good design. So this is my first section that I'm taking right now a question. A lot of people always ask me is how many sections or how many words do you put it? It'S a question that no one can ever answer for you once again. You work with the hair, so if you need to put more when you put more in my philosophy is always less is more, but I mean it's something you just kind of use your initiative and until you break that line up and that's how much hair you Need I'm about to do my third section once again, this is taken from the front of the hairline and literally drawn right back around dipped in the center of the hairline and basically following a natural shame and once again to sleep in it just like literally either. I said to me to an inch two inches dependent in. Therefore your hairline is quite fine, like starting some people get quite worried that you won't see the hair falling out of fun. If you don't actually and stick it another fun, but you see so you should get excited that. Have you finished yet I thought she wants to touch it and play with it. So now, you're, probably thinking. Oh, my god, he's got a stripy hair in there. You can see the contrast if you can get strap your hair, that's quite offensive when you're buying buy it, but it's one of the best hairs you can purchase to put in as far as the contrast and it gives a new movement as you can see now This now that we do that, because I've done it in the same way, you can see the front of the hair already moves very naturally, and you wouldn't even tell the difference so we're almost finished. I'Ve added in another three rolls, but I stopped just before I finished for this particular reason. If you have a look for any, I don't know any normal person looking at their hair, they would go wow. That'S amazing looks really cool, but what I can see is the still slight difference within this section here you can see because this obviously is quite thick at the top now and obviously good for four four five inches: it's not our hair. So it's not consistent with the weight, as you can see like, so it is quite a thick hair. However, if you move it now, you can see a Buerkle of the line, which is the main thing which now looks amazing. It looks fantastic. It'S really important that when you do your math section in for extensions that you work with how the hair falls and actually on the crown, for whatever reasons, if the wind catches it or it blows, you want to know that you ain't gon na see - and you Have the tracks, so what I've done here is literally, if you just roll your hands through the hair and see how the hair sits. That'S your guidance for how the hair should be glued in so, as we can see if your hair, the hair, falls back style and like so so what I'm gon na do now is I'm not going to go too far up because, for whatever reason, if it Splits, it's going to be noticed, so I'm just going to start just a little bit below that and take my section from here and then just make sure you follow that section right round to the top and the way you would do this is that, as I Explained to you before is doing so you're following the shape of the head. So as you get to this top section, it becomes more like a plane job. So it has a point and then it goes into a loop at the bottom and then comes back up. So this is the whole section. Now that's going to sit and fall over the top, ironically, they actually color. That I have is the one I'm actually going to put on at the top a good way. Sometimes what I find is normally a problem is literally not getting extension to me once I've done it. So, as you can see, I'll put it in and she just put my finger in that corner and then move it over make the sort of secure there and then do the next corner called in and then that with my next time. The reason why I use this Ashley color on top because the base color is a natural blonde, and this actually color helps to balance that off now you can see the finish result once again, there's no line that line has been broken up and if we just Literally, we do two ways, so you can see. Read your bitmap there's nothing to see if you leave up with hairline on a diagonal basis. It gives you that more flexibility now to push the hair back as you want, and literally tied up as high as you'd like to go and have got a nice natural sexy casually fabulous ponytail, which looks great. It looks hot, but I wouldn't know with you: