How To Apply Hand Tied Beaded Row Hair Extensions - Vision Hair Extensions

Hello, it's Lynn from vision, hair extensions, welcome to my educational hair extension video series in this video I'll be showing you installation of hand, tied hair extensions using my chain needed row metal this beaded row, application method, we're showing can be used with hand, tied wefts or Machine tied webs tools needed our curved needle weaving thread: extra large silicone line, beads a loop tool, curved nose, pliers assorted clips and Bandhu weave glue used for gluing multiple wefts together for thickness today. We'Re using three bundles of vision, select hand tied extensions glued together with bondo weave to start part the hair and measure where you'd like your weft, to begin and end at least two fingers width above the ear clip-on and Mark where the weft ends. So you can properly place the front beads. The front beads should be applied slightly behind, where the weft will end. Take a large rectangular section of hair and apply the first feed off base at about a 45 degree angle, going back. We like using the extra large beads, so you can fit the most amount of hair in them. Making a firm and secure base preventing too much tension on the hair for the next bead. Take a slightly smaller section of hair, along with half the hair coming out of the previous bead and apply the bead like before. The second bead should be parallel to the first. The third and subsequent beads can angle down following your plan. Departed path continue: chaining the beads three-quarters of an inch apart until you've reached the middle of the head. Repeat this process on the opposite side. Until you meet in the middle clip your weft onto the row, you made making sure the West on each side goes slightly past. The first feet. Take your weaving thread and measure at least two wing spans in length for each row. You don't want to run out Midway thread, your curved needle pulling the weaving thread halfway through, so the thread is doubled up, tie a knot at the end to secure or your first stitch go up between the first and second beads before pulling the thread all the Way through feed the needle through the loop at the end, locking in the thread hold the thread up towards the head and stitch in back at the first bead. Staying under the thread being held up repeat this time, stitching in front of the first bead make sure the thread doesn't slide off the end of the weft. Do this two times followed by a downward stitch coming at an angle, to lock in the last stitch now that the hard parts done start sewing in the opposite direction along the west, making sure you're always sewing behind either the chained hair or a bead make each Stitch three quarters of an inch apart, this edge, is called a blanket stitch. The ending is just like the beginning. Properly securing the ends down is very important. The first and final stitches should be just in front of the ending beads, once complete cut the end of the thread and pull one string out, leaving one behind not the two strings together. Three times you a second and even third row can be applied directly above this row, thanks for watching give this video a like and subscribe for more hair extension information visit us at vision, hair extensions com for all your hair extension needs.