Full Sew In With Minimal Leave Out L Braidless Micro-Links In The Leave Out

Foreign, hey everybody. Welcome back to my channel. I first just want to start by saying thank you to everyone that has been showing me nothing, but love. Thank you to the new subscribers. Thank you for all your positive comments and your feedback and your continued support. I just want to say I truly appreciate it and we are on the road to a thousand subscribers, so you guys know how I like to delicious, get right into the video. So today, in the salon, my client she's going to be getting a full install with minimal leave out. I am going to be doing a braidless method up in her leave out area with micro links I'll be installing two tracks on both sides. The sole purpose of this is so that way if she decides she wants to flip her hair over, she can um to kind of give like a full flip over method um. This particular client. She does live an active lifestyle. So if you're, someone who does live an active lifestyle and you like a little bit more flexibility and versatility, this would be a perfect install All For You, a perfect method for you um. I am going to be installing three bundles and lengths 226s and a 24. um. I did use the majority of the hair that might have been just a piece left over that you know you can always bring for your maintenance. If you know there is a space that we need to fill in, because your hair has grown out some so most of the time I don't use all the hair, but it's better to have it than to not have it. I do get two questions about Nets. Um applying the net for me is a preference theme. I always ask the clients if they want it, some would just say: do you have a net or I prefer net and some will say? No, they don't want a net um because it's like to be able to get inside the scalp and scrub their scalp and really get in and clean in between. You know the installs and not have a lot of build up when it's time to take the install out. I am an advocate for washing and a lot of Maintenance with your installs. Some people ask: oh, do sew-ins damage your hair? Is there going to be a lot of hair loss and my answer is no most of my clients. Their hair actually grows tremendously with the install. So I just like to say it's: you know it's how you take care of it and it's the way in which it's sewn in that can determine you know what happens when you take it out um. I do just want to say my braid pattern. Does change from install to install this particular braid pattern? Is the up down method where you braid, and then you connect the ends of the braid into the next braid um. It fluctuates depending on the style, depending on you know the install that I'm doing, but for the most part, this spray pattern just works. It works across the board because it does give me a little bit more foundation in the back to truly hold on and to truly be able to carry the weight of the extensions um. This particular install took me two and a half to three hours. That'S kind of the standard for me. It doesn't take me longer than three hours, however, if they're coming in and they're wanting extra service or color service or relaxer, or something like that. Of course, you know it's going to take a little bit longer having for the most part, most of my clients can't expect to be in the salon two and a half to three hours depending on if we're running our mouths, if we're talking you know so on So forth you know I would like to do when you get into salon. So please stay tuned watch this video. If you have any questions, please put them in the comment area and I'll do my best to get back to you guys. I didn't do much styling with this install because the hair is Curly. However, I did put some big crimps in her natural hair to blend in a little bit better with the um, the texture of the curls. However, she was going to yoga, so we didn't do too much. We ended up actually putting it in two french braids afterwards, so just stay tuned watch this video and I hope you guys enjoy it and don't forget to like comment and subscribe foreign foreign. Thank you, foreign. Thank you. Thank you, foreign