Microlinks Made Easy - Self Install Ft Janet Collection, Bella Beads

Hello, my darlings and welcome back to my channel. We are almost at the end of me, documenting my protective style Journey. Thank you so much for sticking with me. So today we have this gorgeous gorgeous Hair by Janet Collection. They are called Bella beads and they are micro, link, hair extensions. Of course, this hair is a hundred percent natural Virgin Remy human hair. The length that I have is an 18 inches. The texture is straight, and the color that I have is natural. If you have been here to my channel before, I am no stranger to micro links and hopefully in this video, you will learn how to install them. Just like I do so. First of all, I am sectioning off my leave out. I'M going for a simple middle part, so I'm taking about an inch from the front of my hair on each side and about an inch in width about six inches back from my head, and that is what is going to be my lever. I also took some out of the back as well. Whenever I do micro links, I always do one row as a practice. I use it as a little warm-up. This is what the weft look like. We have our beads threaded all the way through, so that there is no need for a loot tool. What I do is just grab a tiny piece of my own hair thread it through the loop, pull the loop out and then use some hair pliers to secure the hair and the bead in place, and you guys it's as simple as that. If you ever want to try micro link hair extensions, I suggest you do it is so easy, quick and simple. I think I've tried micro links about eight times now and my installation is near enough perfect. It definitely doesn't take a lot of practice to get this correct. I also did this with no mirror. I did it all by feel and touch that's how easy installing this type of hair is, and I would say all together. It took me about an hour and a half to complete, and that was me taking my sweet time. I was in no rush to get this done. That was how I installed the hair, and this is what it looked halfway through. I am stoked at how good I've gotten at installing macro links. These look almost seamless, like a professional, has done them and I am so gassed up. So the pattern that I did go was in a u-shape, just as you would do a sew in and then once I got to the top of my head. That'S when I chose to flat iron, my hair, so that the hair lies flat and then I was just doing tracks that go backwards in a row instead of round in a u, i did about three tracks on each side like this. The reason why I absolutely love this hair is because it already comes in pieces. Sometimes when you buy micro link, hair extensions, they come as a full weft, but this one's already broken up into bite size pieces which makes it so so so much easier for you. I did have four full packs, but I he needed to it's always better to overestimate than underestimate and not have enough hair. Each packet contains eight pieces, so all together, I have 16 rows in my entire head once the hair was fully installed. This is what it looked like. I could have went a little bit Fuller, but I wanted to go for a more natural look and two packets of this hair is perfect. Next, I went in to style my leave out. My own hair is relaxed, so I decided to flat iron my edges, I used my flat iron on low heat and it still matched his hair. Pretty perfectly the rest of my hair at the back is just the natural texture of my hair. The rest of my hair at the back is just what it looks like once it's blow dried I could have went through and flat eyed all of it, but I didn't want to put that much pressure on all of my hair, so I just did the bits That you can see really and honestly, I'm really happy with how it turned out, because the hair is super straight. I was thinking that, if you are looking for a lightweight breathable hairstyle for summer, definitely try out micro links, whether you get it done from a professional or you install it yourself. Even though the hair looked super thick already, I'm obsessed with trimming off just a little bit of the ends to give your hair that little bit of zaz. So I trimmed off just half an inch off the ends and I also cut some face framing layers. As I always do, they also have so many different colors of this hair. If you go and check out the links that I have in the description box below, I honestly don't know why I picked just black. I should have went and tried something new. Looking back at it, I really regret that the thing that shocked me so much about this hair is the density and the thickness from root tip. It'S almost like double drawn hair, and on top of that, this hair holds a cart like crazy. I curled the hair slightly underneath to give it a little bump at the end. Normally I have to use hair, rollers and hairspray to keep that all in, but it held all by itself, and here is what the Finish look is looking like absolutely gorgeous. If you like this hair, all the information will be down in the description box below, don't be like me: don't try a natural color go for something a little different, okay experiment and try something a little bit different. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask me down below and I'll see you in the next video bye