Natural Quickweave Side Part Leave Out Tutorial | Virginhairfixx

Hey babies welcome back to my channel so today I'm actually bringing you a side, part quick, free tutorial. It'S gon na be a full start to finish, trying to talk through video. So if one other comes to me, talk apparently goes out of your on. So, as you can see, I'm just starting off with this writing pattern I'll make sure to leave a link down in the description box of the original tutorial, which is actually the one before this and then, of course here I just had my only thought about an Inch on the side and then around the front, so I'm using two wig caps. This is, of course, to protect my hair just as a kind of protective style, so that so much glue does not actually seep through and then I'm actually gon na be showing you guys a very detailed tutorial later on about a week from now of exactly how I remove my click leaves and how I reuse them asked like new parts. So you'll see that stay tuned of course, and then here I'm just showing you exactly how I kind of carve out my leave out until I'm just using a wire, you can use any color like a pencil or whatever. It is that you want to use to be able to kind of mark off where your leave out. Is that way you don't get any glue in that area, so there that is and then of course, the hair that I'm gon na be using is by version hair fix and they went ahead and sent me they're waving waving hug bundle. I did receive a 24 inch, a 22 inch 20 and an 18 inch and no closure at all because, like I said, I'm gon na be doing this natural leave out tutorial. So this 24 inch ended up being just entirely too long like in his wavy state. It was in the middle of my butt crack, so that was just like no we're not doing it. So I did go ahead and just start with the 22 inch and just unraveled it y'all. This hair was extremely soft, so I'll make sure to kind of do an update video to let you know how the hair is holding up so on and so forth, but um yeah, let's get into this tutorial so just pulling down that cap for as far as It'Ll go and then I go ahead and just measure off the hair from one ear to the next year. So like the top of my ears - and I kind of do this in like a curved motion that way all of the hair is as full as possible. I am using my 30 second hair glue. Of course you can find that a beauty supply store. You know they have a small bottle with the large bottles I kind of get the medium-sized ones, because I don't really do quick, weaves that often and then yeah, I'm just laying the track down carving those up like I said to provide the most. I guess fullness. You'Ll see what I'm talking about a little bit later. That'S a curve, those tracks up that way when the wind blows or when I go to blend my hair, there are no tracks of showing it all. This is a really close-up frame of you know me applying the glue and what that looks like you do have to kind of be careful because a lot comes out, so you want to make sure that you're kind of doing this flowy I've been doing this for A very long time, so I can kind of move quick, no problem. Now the glue does dry extremely fast, so you don't have to go through that whole like blow-dryer method or inking, unless you absolutely want to. But to me this was just fine. So don't worry about being too perfect if you are a beginner, because it is just glue and as you can see, even I get a little messy, sometimes so that's okay, pretty much is going to continue the same motion of measuring out the tracks and applying those All the way up until I get near my closure area now, when doing the side part, you want to be really really careful not to just lay those tracks back and forth back and forth after a while, I will need to focus more of my attention onto The I guess, whatever opposite side, your bangs are gon na, be on or no the side that your bangs are going to be on. So, in this case this was the left side or my right, your life, I guess it looks like, and so I just kind of focused some more hair there. I definitely wanted to make sure that I can fit all bundles so the 20 to the 20 and then the 18 inch. So I did kind of stack, those very close together and since I'm not sewing it, everything's gon na lay super flat because of that glue. So, and so there are gon na be some times where you may get a little bit of glue on the hair. All that you need to do is let that dry completely and then go ahead and take like a paddle brush or even a comb brush through it, and that Google come right out no problem. I get glue in the hair like all this uh and, as you can see, I'm still curbing those trucks up just to make sure that the hair kind of Falls toward my face. So everything is not so like pushed over to the side and as you'll see. I have a big forehead, so I want to make sure that I framed this hair to a tee, and this is me just showing you that I'm not going to touch those areas. So it's about an inch and a half of space that I'm not gon na work on right now, I'm just gon na work on filling in the other side of that, as you can see all right, so I'll be right back once I'm done kind of filling In that area and as you can see, there's no track showing. So if I didn't have anything about, I would actually be okay all right and then laying that very last track. I am gon na go ahead and kind of lay it directly over where I pretty much gave myself that guideline, because that's literally where my parting area is, and even still I kind of push it back just a little bit that way. It'S not exactly on my hair, just in case I didn't measure out properly and I'm just taking my time to kind of guide the track on to that face because, of course, you kind of want the glue to get tacky when you're finishing off it. That way, it's not super messy, you're, lying or leave out area and once you're content with that. Of course, you can kind of brush through the hair and still allow that top portion to kind of dry a little bit or just go ahead and hit with a blow-dryer step to you, then. I very very carefully cut this with some scissors just to kind of open up that wig cap, so that I can expose my weave out and I do cut off any excess cap. That'S gon na be left over around it. If you guys need help doing this part, it is probably gon na be best that you do that, just because you don't want to cut your braids like that will be crazy. Well, not your braids, but you're gon na leave out. That would just be no yeah. So here I'm just kind of taking out the UH, the additional leaf out that I have so around the front and then also the actual parting area, and I think I had a motorized, my hair, with some coconut oil very lightly. Before starting my braids. I don't think I ever mentioned that in this video or the other one, but yet my hair is moisturize, so no need to kind of add anything additional here and I am taking a hot comb which is the electric one I didn't use. Someone like for the gas stoves just to lightly go through like the very base in my hair, because sometimes I can't get it as good as I want to with my flat iron and this kind of helps out with baby hair, but I'll be showing you guys. A lot more tips and tricks for your edges because, as y'all know, I have coarse hair and not everybody has that silky. You know one two three and go so I got you bad. I forgot you alright and I'm just taking my two inch at they talked about iron, just to go over model eval, and the reason that is smoking is because I do have that product. Already on my hair, like I said, I did put coconut oil. Is that the best advice I really don't know I mean. Obviously, you never really want to straighten your hair with oil because it can burn a lot faster. But for the sake of the video, I went ahead and did not mind because I knew that it needed to blend with his hair and that's kind of the trick of applying a little bit of product or a little bit of oil will allow your hair to Blend with your extensions, no problem all right and I'm just kind of smoothing everything over making sure that I have my part intact, and then I will go ahead and just kind of get my edges together, not that they were crazy anyway, some people don't care for The baby hair thing definitely kind of moved forward from here and go ahead and just kind of style the weave, as is, but in my case y'all know. I love been here or broken off here, as I usually call them so taking my argan oil edge control and just going around the perimeter of my hair. It kind of sucks, because I really thought that I came up with a concoction which was my article edge control along with some got ta be glue or like that gel and I mix the two together. Well guess what argan, oil or cream of nature argan oil? They now have like a product. That'S caught, like, I think, it's like snot, or something like that, where it's supposed to be like a styling mousse, it's literally the same texture as when I mixed together in my art, argan oil edge control along or the cream in nature edge control. With my got, ta be good, but anyway I'm just kind of mad that they kind of stole my idea - or I don't know if I got beat them to it. Who knows? I don't know anyway, you know my edges together, you guys. This is a total optional step. You don't have to do it. Well, you guys there are so many different ways to kind of style. Your uh, I guess your broken off or baby hairs, whatever you want to call them. So let me know if you want to see a detail, video of how I kind of maneuver mine, because I kind of do them different just depends on the day, especially with my weeds and stuff all right. So here I'm just gon na go ahead and actually press off the hair. I was thinking about doing some curls, but just since it's my first rodeo with the hair, I want to see how long it's gon na say straight how straight it's gon na get what its gon na look like. It'S gon na silky or kind of you know oily looking so as I go ahead and just take my flat iron and go through the hair, as you can see alright, so I'm gon na stop talking now and allow you guys just to watch this there we Go so as you can see this hair and now obviously it's Malaysian hair, so the texture blending with my hair is not going to be a silky as or my hair is like a silky as Malaysian hair, which is typically why I would go for Brazilian. But no problems here I did go ahead and take some of my Kendra, my iron spray, along with my argan oil cream of nature. It'S just like a hair oil or spray. So go ahead and lightly sprayed out through my hair, and then I did go back with a fire and I'm not sure if I showed you guys. This part actually blend that in so that does allow for your hair, to kind of mention to the hair. A little bit easier, I believe that I'm actually gon na add in a track in between my actual leave out, so that it blends even more seamlessly. But let me know well actually yeah. Let me know if you want to see that, because I'm planning on filming another video on this hair, but I'm not sure if you guys don't want to see how I actually blend Maui all right - and this is me just showing you that ring babies and letting Me see that you are able to kind of do some first top styles with this. If I were to left off the fact, it would have been a lot more versatile, but that was pretty much it guys. I hope you guys loved this video. I definitely enjoyed filming this for you. I'M definitely gon na start doing a lot more kind of protective styles, but I'm also wanting to get back into those natural hair leave out like those leave out videos. I don't know the frontal ones are kind of taking over and the wigs, especially on my channel. I want you guys to know that it's okay, you don't have to do the frontal thing. You can wear a natural leave. It'S okay! I love you guys stay pretty. I will see you in my next video give this video a thumbs up.