Hair Extensions Bead Weft Or Quick Weft Nbr Handtied
- Posted on 15 March, 2019
- Sew-In Hair Extensions
- By Anonymous
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Update on my bead weft aka quick weft aka LA weft no sew no braid weave. Also known as Natural Bead Rows NBR
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Hi guys, I'm gon na make a updated video of my quick, beaded weft. So what I do is start with the whiffed, which is a track of hair like this, and you can either do a single or you can double it two pieces together and make it thicker either way works great. I do both so I'm gon na start with just one, because it's a little easier to show so take my weft. If part the clients hair, you can do au part or a straight part, take my wife measure it, and then I cut off whatever edges. I need so that it fits the hair line. I take my clips to secure it lip it on like this and like this one on each side, and I get my tool with the beads, my rat tail comb and my player to clamp. So how I start is, I have this side secured with the clip you take this side off and I start in the middle. So what you want to do is take a section of the clients, hair and put it up. Take your weft put it back and secure it in place, it's just easier and cleaner to work with it. That way, you take your top piece, your top section. So what we're gon na do is take a section of the hair from underneath the weft and a section of hair of the weft. So you have three pieces: three sections. You have a section of hair, a section of the weft and a section of the clients hair from underneath. So essentially, your sandwich inge, the weft onto the clients head with the client's hair, take your tool with the beads sort of slide on a bead. Now the trick here is not to pull it too tight. If you pull this too tight and clamp it, it's gon na stick out like that. So what you want to do is pull down move the bead to where it's not too tight, just underneath the weft and clamp it so that it lays flat. You can go this way or that way I'm gon na go this way, because it's easier for me to reach take that off take a section of the clients hair from the top. You can put it up while you secure your left back. Take your top section thread, another item section underneath and include a little piece of the weft hair that way it keeps it from sliding back and forth you're gon na pull it down. So it's neat and clean section thread your beat on pull the hairs. You can pull it down and slide your bead up to where it's just underneath the weft ex-lap so lays flat section of hair section from under including the weft just keep it secure. You read your bead pull out some of the stray hairs, so it doesn't pull or damage any of the clients. Hair pull down, move your bead up a little and clip so it stays flat. Keep your sections always flattening me, and so it's secure. This isn't gon na go anywhere and you're just gon na keep going all the way around. Until I do the edges, I have another video which I can link down below to show how I secure the edges, so they don't become loose. I always make sure to pull the hair is flat and straight on the top on the bottom, because this is the top of that clients hair. This is the bottom of clans hair, and this is the extension here, so we want to make sure they're all together and laid flat back now. You can see it's secure, not going anywhere.
Comments
Miri Loo: I used to do this method and i loved it it helped my hair grow from shoulder to past , i really recommend this method when keeping hair integrity
Chevy Lily: HOPE to get this done soon ❣️
Pixie Anne Marie: That’s the best & easy way I’ve seen so far. Thank you so much for helping others with your video.
bomb3gils: You killed it in a timely manner. Thank you
A T: So relaxing. I'm literally dozing off lol.
Pickle Possum: Loved this video, love your soothing voice, I now feel super relaxed.
Kara here: Wow ! This is so precise the way you explain and demonstrate how to do it! Thank you!
Egecha Germaine: Best demonstration! So easy to follow ❤️ Thank you!
Ella: I’ll be doing this in a few weeks! I’m so excited!
Mandy Kaybee: That tug I'd what I needed to witness to make me convinced! Awesome to the point nothing fancy ♡
Sofi Contreras: Beautiful! Very clean work. Love it!
devon stone: Omg!!!! Why haven't I seen this before???? I am definitely going to try this. Excellent job!
Bella singels Singels: Am I the only one who gets super sleepy from her relaxing voice :)! Very nice video :)!
BABYDOLL INFAMOUS: Bravo! You sweetheart are amazing at demonstrating precisely how to do it.
Jin Lam: I love your work Great job Caren Thank you so much love it
Laylla Joutai: Hi, thank you for your helpful vid it looks so easy. Just wondered where the next vid is to secure around the hairline? What is the vids title please
Amanda DeCesare: Where can I find the link on how to secure the edges? I would really love to learn more about these!
Nikki Pratt: I've tried to do this method on myself before and I always struggled with pulling hair from under the weft once I'd clipped it in place. I never thought to pull the piece out FIRST and then pick it all up. So simple! Game changer, thank you :)
M&N’s World: Thank you so much for this video ❤️
ruby rain: Thank you SO much ive been looking for how this is installed exactely... video after video people just mention they use beads but almost everyone doesnt show how they place the bead on the hair and how exactely they install it finally found your video. Thank you!!
Serena S: Could I do this with my Klix wefts? If I take the bead off the weft?
Lauren Carey: You said you made a video about the ends -- it's not on your page and you haven't answered any of the comments asking-- just curious as I would like to see it! I also this is so much easier than NBR. great innovative way to do extensions.
Diana Mai: Great technique, thank you for sharing this video !
Sandy M: I'm gonna try to do this to myself lol hopefully it comes out straight
Get Brite: Great video are you using just regular small hard beads ?
Lina Alonzo: Thanks for the video I'm l learning how to do weft extensions and you're video had helped me a lot
Debbie Nichols: Where and what size are your beads?
Destiny Hunt: How well/long does this usually stay?
shilpa Khurana: beautiful so easy so helpfull
Mel's World: What size beads are these ?
H. DeBeau: The weft was falling down about 1/2", shouldn't it be kept in place with clips so it doesn't fall down ?
L. R.: How much does this cost and how long does it last?
NAO: Can you do wear ponytails with this method or is it the one that you sew the extensions better for ponytails?
Patricia Hernandez: Great explanation! Thanks!
N Shelton: How do you wash the hair after installation ?
Lady Knockout CEO: What about the sides you just go to the left and right and stop at the edges?
Diane Kendall: This is a great method but you need to make sure every section of the clients hair touches the last. If there are spaces in between their hair will tangle and make a huge mess. I also find it's better to just cradle the weft between the clients hair and not add any extension hair with it.
goldennella: Can I use any types of weft or does it have to be hand tied weft?
Copper Rose: Where do you get your tools ?!
Maria Mora: How do I do the ends
Amy Louise: As salons aren’t open do you think this is something you could install on yourself?
nath_: What size to choose ring ?
Sydney Cutsail: Is this damaging to natural hair?
Catchmeifyoucan: How long those this lasts?
Lindsay Blamires: How many rows should you do?
Christina Aceves: Where can I purchased this hair?
Mane Vain: What is the rotation like? Are you able to pull your hair up in a ponytail easily? I’m gonna try this! sewing is hard!
Tiffaney Colangelo: Why do you say handtied in the title? Those are clearly machine wefts, and you are doing a no sew method, so nothing is "tied" period in this video. Am I missing something?
Carmie Law: Where is the video to do the ends pls ?
Lala Candy: Very nice idea , but I tried to wash my hair after its really so hard my fingers cant reach the scalp
Personman532: cool
KAZ411: I have sewn in wefts, which are similar to this. Sew- ins are the absolute best, I pay probably to 250 to 350 for the actual hair, lots of good Remy hair wefts available by numerous suppliers. My hair dresser charges around $250 to install and you have to get them moved up every 8 to 10 weeks. I love sew- ins. But machine weft or hand- tied, it doesnt matter but hand tied wefts are much less bulky. The only other sew in hair extensions that cost $1000+ to install are NBR- and they are pretty much the same thing but 5x as much- makes no sense to get NBR, just get regular sew -ins people. I dont damage my hair and my wefts dont budge until my next appt. I am mindful that I have them and I sleep with my hair in a braid to keep my hair from tangling.
Keisha Marie: This is not NBR.
Gita Smith: Maybe its good but i know my self i font like beads and that gsp where between every section hair will come out and will be mess and when brushing you will catch beads and that weft gap no i dont think its for me i like to feel secure pre bonded for me all 10 years with them and wanted change in something different but cant find and this one no them beads in head and weft not secured after couple days that gap bettweeeach bead will opens more and tangle your hair no ..not for me
Throwaway Account: How long does it last for? And can hair grow normally?
martha morgan: Sorry, Not secure enough.
Selina Duran: Ok why is NBR even tagged this has nothing to do with Natural Beaded Row Method. This is not a professional method, tools, technique, sectioning, it’s a machine tied weft!!! So when your stylists tells you $800-2000 that’s because they actually install hand tied wefts with a technique Meant for wearing long periods of time without damaging your hair, which takes years a color, cut and application knowledge to do successfully. This technique is only suitable for a mannequin!!
Evelyn Hernandez: This method is ghetto. For reals
Tracy Cline: When. Brushing your hair with this..is therenot a chance of getting your brush caught in the gap between?
Sasha Hanna: How can I do this on myself. People are charging insane amounts for install like $800
Melissa Lazlo: I am a stylist and specialize in hair extensions. Please don’t do this. Your hair will rip out when you try to put it up. Go see someone who specializes in extensions. Saving a few hundred dollars now for an install is not worth having to spend hundreds, if not thousands more, after you’ve ruined your hair. Not to mention the possibility of traction alopecia and your hair never growing back.
Charley G: Nooooo, horrible!
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