Add Length & Fullness Without A Full Weave

Hey guys, what's going on, it's your girl, miss darling, and I am back with another video if you guys want to see how I added fullness and length without doing a full, install stay tuned first, of course, as always, we are going to start off with a Fresh clean head of hair and then we are going to section out the parts where we want to add the tracks, so the tracks are going to be about an inch apart, starting from the nape and you're, going to work. Your way up to the front of the hair and you're gon na braid, really really really small corals to stitch the tracks on now. This is considered a blend in like a full blend in and this is a sewn method, but you can also do a full blend in with glue and tracks, and you can also do micro links or you can do the tape or you can do the oh. My goodness, the effusions you can infuse hair in between to do a full blend in, and basically this just gives you a really really nice natural way to add or a natural-looking way to add length and fullness of your hair without a full install. So the way that I do it is i braid from the left, one braid and then to the right, another braid, and then I meet in the middle. Now you can go all the way over to one side, braid it over over to one side. This is just the way that I do it, and then I just basically connect the two braids in the middle. With a rubber band. You don't have to do use a rubber band. You can use a micro link to connect them or you can sew them together. In the middle, but it's quicker to just add a rubber band, but either way it's nice and flat and it doesn't really leave any bumps. So what I like to do is I like to do all the braids first and space them like. I said about an inch apart, leaving out the hairline so around the ears and around the front of the hair, we're not gon na braid like the hairline in the front, but I like to space them about inch apart and once all my braids are done. Then I go back in and I sew in the bundles and the reason why I do that is because I just want to make sure that they're all spaced out correctly before I actually put the hair in then before I put the hair, and I also press Out the hair, of course, now the way that I do this you it's there's no right or wrong way to do this. You can kind of do it. However, you see fit, I'm just showing you guys. The way that I do it - and it seems to do me pretty good, so she is getting 16 inches of straight hair. It looks a little weeny because of the way the packaging was, but it's straight here and I'm going to do these singly, I'm not going to double the tracks. You can double the tracks, but for this particular client I decided not to double the tracks. I just did single tracks also, yes, I do cut the weft on this particular style. You can't really do the fold-over method, with this style there's no way of getting around it. So if you don't like to cut your tracks, then this definitely would not be the option for you or I would just recommend getting some inexpensive hair from your local beauty supply store. So you have to worry about cutting your shaft. I mean. Excuse me cutting your wet, so, as you can tell there's a good amount of hair left out on the top for her leave out where the part is gon na go and also around her edges around her hairline. You got to make sure that you do a good amount of hair out around your hairline and the top so that, if you want to put it up or if you want to breathe it or anything like that, you're able to and it still look natural now, This step is very important once all the tracks are in you're, going to do a light layer cut, and this is going to be just to blend in the clients, natural hair with the tracks. Once you are done, cutting you are going to go in and style as desired, and this pretty much sums up the look. It'S super cute, it's super natural looking and it's very, very light. Sometimes weeks can be very heavy, especially when you go into adding three four. Five bundles, it can be extremely heavy and it can be detrimental to your edges and in your scalp. So this actually gives you an alternative to add length and fullness to your hair without a full, install and you're able to put it up, you're able to wear it down over to the side. You can do so much fun stuff with this style, just as if it's your own, I really hope you guys enjoyed this video. If you guys try this out, make sure you tag me on social media. I want to see how many people actually use this method to do the blendin's so yeah, if you guys do this style, shout me out on Instagram or Facebook and tag me and yes, I just want to see how your style came out. I hope you guys enjoyed this video if you haven't already make sure you like comment, share and subscribe to my channel and hit the notification bell just to get updated on every single time. I upload and if you haven't already follow me on all social media networks at miss Starling, so until next time see you later bye, bye,