Pronto Quickweave With No Leaveout

Hey guys, so I am back doing a video on how to do a pronto quickly. I was watching this leave a like and she showed how she did her. She was actually using longer hair. I decided to do mine with no leave out and an invisible part because I'm natural, so I don't want to leave any of my hair out, I'm first gon na start by braiding of my hair and the rays. I want to focus on the most. Are the ones around the perimeter, so I used some just some some regular braiding hair to add to my edges so that my edges aren't being so stressed and I make sure that those braids are, you know pretty secure the rest of them. I just kind of do big raggedy braids, nothing too fancy, and then I tied our look with a rubber band when I'm done. I'M gon na use some growth, protec solution here and you'll see why a little later in the video, so I'm just gon na use it right here where I'm gon na. Do my invisible part at just to make sure that I don't get it get any glue on my hair once I cut the cap and you'll see exactly what I'm talking about a little later in the video, so I'm just gon na use that growth protective solution Right in this area, this is not necessary. You can also sew the cap down. You know right next to your part, if you want to so I'm gon na just use a regular stocking cap. I mean these two of them actually one. My black one is kind of old I've been headed and I just decided to use it. Take my needle and thread and go ahead and sew the stocking both stocking caps to those braids around the perimeter. I didn't even really sew them really tight. I just sewed them just enough so that it will stay on and then I tie it off at the top and I'm ready to begin so, of course, we're gon na use some hair glue a little pump it up. If you need it. This is the 27 piece hair that I just had in my hair box, so I don't have to bring some clips if you need those a blow dryer and some scissors, so I'm gon na take my first piece and I'm gon na measure across the back of My head and I'm gon na also measure a second piece. It'S gon na go right above it I. What I do is I will measure two pieces, cut them and glue both of them. Then I will let the glue become a little tacky and then I put place both of them on my head, one by one. That gives a chance for the glue not to be so runny and uh. You know for it to dry just a little bit and I just pretty much space my space. The piece is about probably not even a half of it, a half of an inch apart, like really really close together. I'M sorry that you can't really see exactly how Farms facing it, but they really are just right above each other, maybe a centimeter, a centimeter apart, and I just keep going up with with the various lengths of the 27 piece and I'm using most of the longer Lengths, I didn't use any of the shorter pieces of hair to do this portion. I use probably the I think, there's like a total of four lengths, maybe four or five, but I use probably the the two longer lengths for my entire head. You can always, you know, use clippers or you can use a razor to to cut the hair down. If you know the pieces are too long which you will see in the next video, so I just keep gluing pieces. You know right above each other and using my blow-dryer to ensure that those you know those pieces are actually dry and I'm being careful not to go above, where my part is you want to be mindful of where your part is under your cap. Okay, so I pretty much have used all of the number 427 piece that I have. If I use these little pieces, it's gon na be an obvious, a lot of demarcation because they're not long enough, so I'm just going to go ahead and start using this long. Hair that I have - and I indicate somewhere what type of hair this is. I don't remember, I think it's I'll train velvet, maybe something anyways. So the next few Clips will be of me installing this I'll probably put a few pieces of this number 30 in there. Just to give it some Flair, so yeah, the next few Clips will be me doing it, you, okay, so we are pretty much at a point now where we want to actually cut the cap. So I'm here to pin this back out of your way. So you're not distracted by it, take you either a pair of scissors or get a you know the little eyebrow razors. If you had one of those, if you're one of those because they're actually easier - and you don't have to worry about doing like this - you can just kind of put it in there and swipe it. But if you don't so get you some scissors and you want to be really really careful like extremely careful and not cut your hair. You'Re gon na find this. The open area, which is your part, just want to cut a little bit to make sure you're in the right place. You should be able to see it. I don't know if you can, but I can see my part in the mirror. So please don't cut your hair because I can't help you cut your hair, but it is easy to do like this and if you need to cut one cap at a time, especially if you have two different color caps that helps so and then it's easier to See it should be pretty easy to lift up, because that's the part that didn't have the growth protect solution and if you didn't progress, growth protects solution on. You would have song this part of the cap down too. So it should be right in the middle of where you sewed it down. That'S gon na expose your part, so again be very careful if you have to put a little bit of time a little bit at a time. Okay, so once you got it cleared and exposed, and all the good stuff cut your excess off again being very careful not putting in your hair on this side same thing, all right, so there it is basically you're gon na. Do your invisible part right on top of it, sub-q go so for the invisible part had a few people. You know request me to show it up close, because I always skip it, because I have videos on how to do an invisible part. Plus there are tons of other videos, but I really I will show it now um I pretty much cut pieces about this big. It'S maybe don't blow my mind. Go by how be your spacing is so from your part into to your first well, you want to cut just a little bit past that so your first piece will fit nicely from your part, and then it slightly um covers the width, and I pretty much just Um at glue about four or five or more depending on you know, have my mood but I'll glue like a few of them and then let them kind of you know let the glue dry slightly too. It gets tacky and then I'll just place them one. On top of the other, not on top but directly above so that there's my first one, here's my second one and you want to get that as close to your natural part as possible, now have some pieces that are a little shorter. But that's okay! You just don't want all of your pieces like this see how it doesn't completely meet. The first will, but that's fine, because most of my pieces are longer, so I'm just gon na continue to do that. Again, you want those one right above the other, and then I just continue all the way up. So our fast-forward a little bit, so you guys can see you so now. I'M gon na close up their little section is open. We'Re just gon na wrap their hair around to form au and then the next one, I'm gon na form like a circle and I'm gon na leave room for my closure piece. So you can see how it's kind of circular. So I'm gon na put my closure that I made right down in that circle. Make it big enough just to fit right there in the circle. So I finished putting everything together and I guess mine really wasn't a prawn so quickly, because it took me a little bit longer but anytime you're using 27 piece hair. It'S gon na take a while, because the hair is a little bit more intricate and the wefts are salt, they're single whips, so you have to you know, put way more than if this was a fool like if you have virgin hair or something like babe or A long hair it wouldn't take as long but anyway, so you guys are gon na have to go over to the next video and I'll link it below on how I could and finish up the style, because this video is like hella long. So I will do all of the cutting shaping all that good stuff in the in the next video. So you guys make sure you go there and see how this down turns out thanks for watching