Sew In Extension Experience With Bellami

Hey guys, so I went and got my exceptions, the so inversions put in yesterday. So this is the day after all, I did was first should a bunch of time. Oh yeah, I asked if you guys wanted a video on this cuz. I seem to get a lot of questions about extensions. I'Ve tried so many different types and y'all say yes, so you're welcome kidding. But I took a video what my hair looked like that night. Before I went. It'S not terribly sure it's not that I have like hair up to here and I really wanted like this huge change like I had in the past. I just truly wanted to be a little bit thicker a little bit longer for the wedding coming up in April. Getting married but anyways it doesn't matter, that's why I went bought these done. I wanted to try so much because I've been hearing such great things about them, so many stylists have been switching to them. That I know, and I've talked to a few, that I've done. The earlier ones I've done in the past and they preferred these more now. I'Ve done T pins. I'Ve done the micro beads eyes on club and I've owned. The halo website done so many different types and truly, I think that these are my favorite now, and I understand why so first things first, I didn't know what color I was. I'Ve never ordered hair from Bellamy before so I went in lucky enough for me. There'S a Bellamy studio here in Houston, Bellamy, Bellamy, Beauty bar, it's called and I went in and they were so sweet if she color matched my hair. They had a bunch of different swatches, and so I knew my color. I went home and I ordered it. You can order it in the store. I just chose to go home and browse and pick out what length I wanted. I wasn't sure yet and I place my order. My hair was delivered to me within just like a few days. It didn't take long at all. I think it was like two days shipping and I came in and I just called them up and I asked to make an appointment to have the someone's installed and they actually got me in the very next morning. So that was really quick and easy. To be completely honest, it was the easiest installation I've ever had. I got there a little afternoon and he they took all the pictures of me and he installed it and styled my hair all in under an hour and a half so so easy. I asked him all he was doing. My hair was his least favorite form of permanent extensions are, and he was like tape, and I was like I knew you're gon na say that, but he's like I just like don't like them like you have to a million things like that smell of take you All through these different lines of your hair being moving up process takes forever. I'Ve done it before I've actually had tape its installed twice and paid to go, get them bumped back up so yeah. I understand it was a pain i deepens are a, but anyway it's really quick and easy to get installed like so fast. That was amazing. I asked him like how it works, because people have been asking me what the method is. I have no idea. I had him, take my phone and record it and explain it put the weft over that and I was soon to the bead in the wax. So he did, is he put the B throat here and then he put another row above it, and then he did a third one on top and he deconstructed the third one and he was explaining that there's three West's of hair on the one left and it Can make it kind of protrude a little bit and because my hair is so fine, he didn't want showing and just he felt that if he took one left out and only so Tuen on my top layer, which is right here it wouldn't, it would lay a Little a flatter on my head. That was the purpose, so he deconstructed it and then sewed it in like the other ones, and I'm really really happy with it. You can't see at all, even if the wind blows every which way like you can't can't tell they look really really natural, but after he installed it, he actually had to have me stand up. While he got my hair because it was so long and the length up gave it some layers and he curled it and style it for me, real, quick and he's done. It'S so easy. I'Ve had them in for about 24 hours now, and I keep forgetting that they're in my hair. This is such a light weight extension I feel like. I normally have way more hair in like when I did the tape ins. There was way more of it and the micro beat there was a lot more. So this is a lemur natural look. I did this time a lot thinner, but my hair was already long, so I didn't really need a ton and he didn't use all my hair either. So they bagged up the hair that I didn't use and gave it to me. I got the 22 inches in ash brown just for reference. He said the hair would last about six to eight months and my hair's really soft and he could tell - and he was like - okay you'll - probably at least eight months out of it, because you do have good hair care and yeah. So I'm excited it should. Last, a while we'll see, haven't tried out this brain of hair yet but hoping for the best. It feels really good. So far now upkeep you do have to get a boob job. Obviously, your hair is gon na grow out and the beads and he move back up and then the so he needs redone. That was always sticking close to your root duh, and this is another reason why he was telling me that this is his favorite process, because it's just so much simpler, so he's like all you do. Is you come in and I undo them and I remove them up, he's already got him I'll, cut and figure it out. He'S like it'll literally take 30 minutes in here and you're out. It'S just so much quicker and easier than the tape, and I can attest this. I'Ve done the tape ins twice, micro-b the same thing. Moving them up takes poor effort because you're not just moving up three rows of beads like you would be here, you're moving up a whole head of beads and it just takes a lot longer. So the tapings for me - and he agreed he's like it just - is such a hassle because you have to take it all out. You have to get the sticky residue out of the hair, then you have to wash the hair and then you have to dry it, and then you have to reinstall it, and it just is such a process. If you really want to do it right - and you just think about it, like your, the hair is being held onto your scalp island, a gluey tacky substance, the tape, so it just it starts to get like this grainy feeling where you just never feel fully clean, Because it is like because that's what's holding it on the first installation, it feels fine with an overtime as you keep moving it up. It'S just your scalp starts to feel like tacky and the route starts to feel tacky and when I got number of boobs the very last time I was like. I didn't get myself a break for a bit because I felt like it was just getting knotted up there. There was a lot of glue a lot of fallout, and I just need her to give my scalp a break from it, and he said the same thing he's like. I feel like it's probably one of the most damaging forms of extensions. I did it over and over so yeah, I'm done with that. I don't think I'll do tapings again. To be honest, I did microbeads once again a big pain. It'S like little, those beads, but just your Cola head and my biggest issue with this for me was: I have such fine hair that when they were doing little webs that came up higher when my hair was shorter, because otherwise I would have had a really thick Layer short hair, on top, you could see it like any time. I rode anytime. The one would blow like consistently my beads were showing and everybody would be like. I can see your extensions and they'd be sure nice and fix it for me, but dude like they showed all I'm and I knew other people that had them when I did too and I could always see theirs as well. I could always see everybody's microbeads, so I just find that these blend it's so much better. It'S also more of expensive upkeep. Now, comparing cost, I would say, they're all pretty much the same starting out because you are buying the air and the hair is the biggest investment that you're making. But it's also what's supposed to last the longest. So you bar the hair, but after that the upkeep for these is going to be cheaper. Whenever I had my teeth, ins reinstalled and moved up month-to-month, it was $ 200, that's expensive, because you have to do it. Every month your hair grows out microbeads. They were also $ 200 to get moved up, so I asked how much these were to get me done because he's like it takes 30 minutes you're in you're out, and he only charges 80. So that's a lot better. I would say it was more to get it installed, but every place is different and then every three months he says, if it just all, comes out. If you all new beads and that's a little bit more, I think that was more like. It was one something I don't know I don't remember, but all in all, it's actually going to cost less per month at the end of the day, and it's easier now, the cheaper version is to just buy temporary extensions, whether they be clip bands or the West. That just sit down, they make a lot of those I've done pretty much all of them. Obviously, everybody has a different budget. When I was in college, I was only doing the clip ends, because there is no way I would have been able to afford dropping. Like all this, I'm her would have won so what Benz worked fine for me, but if you're in a place in life, for you can't afford that now and something you've been looking into, I really do recommend it, I'm so pleased with it. I like it so much more, just being able to wake up and have them and they're comfortable. They lay flat. They don't show nothing else. I can ask for so it's real hair. I do it just like mine, the color blends perfectly well. I hope that helped clear of any questions you might about Holly's work and I'm probably gon na - do here washing tutorial in the future. With these, it's really not that much different. You just have to make a point to like scrub in between the left, but I don't know another video another day. Yeah, I'm gon na keep using my products. I can normally would with these. So that's not gon na be an issue. I'M not gon na have to like relearn how to do my hair, alright. Well, thank you for tuning in bye, guys,