Slaying This Invisible Part Quickweave * No Leave Out * Look & Learn

Hey guys welcome back to my channel if you've never been here before. My name is jeana cole and today i'm going to be doing a tutorial on this invisible part, quick, weave uh. I use two packs of milky way: yaki hair in the colors 1b and number four um. This style is very easy to achieve. I love it. It'S very simple and easy. So if you like what you see - and you want to know how to achieve this look, this is keep on watching all right, you guys so, first and foremost, we want to make sure that we start off with clean hair. I just shampooed and conditioned my hair. So i am ready to go if you have oils or any kind of product in your hair, the glue would not adhere and it wouldn't last as long all right. So next you need to determine where you want your parts, so um, i'm a side, part girl. I like to wear my hair to the side, so i'm gon na go over here. So that's what we're working with here all right. So this is how the hair should fall over finish all right. So now i'm just going to pin my hair out the way. So i can go ahead and bring it down, so you want to have your braid kind of like store down here, because when you start laying the tracks, you want this to be as flat as possible. So start with your braid down here and i'm going to pull the hair into the braid like. So if you could tell pull the hair down into the braid all right now, i'm just going to braid as usual. Now guys i'm putting two uh braids in my head, but if your hair is thicker and longer, you definitely want to make sure that you have more than two braids in your head. Just make sure around your part that you bring the braid down, as i showed previously in the video, so it won't be bulky near your part. Okay, so right here, all i'm just showing you guys is me taking my crochet needle and i'm just gon na pull. My braids um into my cornrows, and i'm just going to do this to kind of like make it as flat as i can. If you are doing more than one braids, i would recommend you doing the dixie chain, which is when you're braiding. You connect the one braid to the next braid and you keep doing that until you have one left and then you take that last uh braid and you do what i'm doing right here so um. That'S all i'm doing i'm just taking each braid and i'm pulling it, and i am crocheting it through the the braid, and this is what it looks like in the back. It'S about to get a little messy and with my good old glue, protecting y'all. I don't do anything involving glue without, but before you start laying the glue protector on your hair, you just want to make sure you comb out your baby hairs to give a more realistic look. Now i'm just going to take the glue protectant on an applicator brush and i'm just going to apply this product all over my hair, um being careful not to get it on my part, you don't want to get it on your part. Just put it on your hair, i'm concentrating right here, mainly where my invisible part is going to be that's. Why i'm going to be applying the most product there, because that's where most of the glue is going to be for the visible part, all right, you guys so now that i have the product around my hairline and near my part, i'm just going to take my First wave cap and i'm just going to bring it down or put it on my head and i'm just making sure that it is nice and snug um before i start working this product in now, i'm going to take that same applicator brush with no more product On there - and i'm just going to take it and just kind of like mash mash it into the glue protectant making sure not to get it on the part, you guys make sure your part is free of any product all right and i'm just going to continue To mash this in now after i've done that, i'm just going to take my glue protectant and i'm just going to put it all throughout my head. Taking that same application brush and i'm just gon na work, this product in so after i finished putting this product into my head, i did go in with a second wave cap. I didn't apply any more product on top of the second wave cap, but what i did was i put the cap on and then i set up another dryer until i was completely dry. So i'm back now that i am completely dry, going to go ahead and cut off the excess cap, so for today's tutorial i'm going to be using milky way coffee. This is what it looks like i'm using two packs. This is a 16 in the color four. This will be at the top, and this is the 18 inch in the color 1b, which will be at the bottom all right all right. So what we want to do is i'm not going to add any more hair over here, because this is wide enough for me to start laying my tracks like that. So what we want to do is get this to be about right there. So i'm going to keep laying tracks until i get my right hand, my fingers is and then um we're gon na start, the invisible part uh. Unless you just want like a really thick thick bang, then i would definitely bring this hair um more into my face. But i don't want a thick vein. I kind of want like a little light bang. So i'm not again, i'm not going to put this or bring the tracks here. You know where i'm still laying the tracks - i'm not going to do that, because once i fall in my tracks what they move apart, it's going to make my bang for me all right. So all right! So when you're doing your invisible part, you want to make sure that your welds are um cut straight. If that makes sense, you don't want like a diagonal. Well, if you want it like straight like if that makes sense, y'all and i'm gon na leave my track extremely close to my part, all right, i'm just going to take my little razor color thing and i'm just going to split my wefts into two um. Hmm, oh and another thing when you land your your hair down for your invisible part, you want to make sure that you are laying it on the side where your beards are not poking out as much. If that makes sense, i don't know how to show you guys without it. I don't know, but on one side of the webs it's like smooth and on the other side of the wheels you can see like some little hairs sticking up. You want to make sure that you're gluing the uh, putting the glue on the side where the beads or the little sticky hairs is poking up. If that makes sense, because you want you want it to lay flat without any of the hair sticking up with that, i hope you guys understand what i'm saying right there, because i want my parts to be kind of close, because over the time your part will Spread out because of you sweating in your hair, you're constantly pulling and tugging or your hair, just growing out, your part will grow out too. So you want to start with your wheels, really really really close together. Hmm, hey! Hmm! You