The Best Affordable Frontal Quick Weave With $7 Bundles| Beginner Friendly | Quick And Easy|Kiloki

Honey, this is for all of my batteries on the budget right now, we're in quarantine, everybody's going, which way honey, but we have to still look good out in these. You know streets that we're not supposed to be beautiful, affordable, quick, Queen install literally, I just have on a frontal, and I have like $ 10 beauty supply store bundles in the back honey. This is for all of my bad news on the budget right now, we're in quarantine, everybody's going, which way honey, but we have to still look good. At least you know so. Basically we're coming to look good in the house. I really hope you guys enjoyed this video super super easy super, quick um. It didn't take me long for beginnings, it might take you a little bit longer, but it was super easy. It looks super good and full it doesn't look. You know shabby like it look like. I have some bubbles in my hair and then I have this front tool that I have from whole week that I never wore so I just put it on, but you can find affordable, beauties or frontals in the business front story. So i will have a video on that soon stay tuned and you are interested in how i got this beautiful, beautiful, quick, weave, install make sure you keep on watching already guys. So first thing, I'm doing is I'm going to put edge control on end up. My edges and brush my edges back so none of my hair is in the way when I'm starting to apply my legs glue. I already ain't got no edges, so I'm not trying to take out delete edges that I do have so. I am just brushing all of my hair back and then I'm going to put on and stocking cap I'm gon na put on a wig cap. Of course, you can find a way cap at your local beauty supply store as um the edge control that I used now, I'm just going to take some foundation my shade - and I am just going to fill in the front portion of the weight cap, so it Can match my skin tone when we apply the frontal for a beautiful, flawless melt? This is my frontal. This is an old frontal that I got from my all week that I never got to wear, so I'm just going to use it because honey. It'S in my drawer - and I need to do something to my hair - can't get your hair done out on these streets, so I'll show you guys how to make an affordable, quick weave at home, easy beginner-friendly, em cheap. So what I'm doing is I laid the frontal on my head clean, the perimeter of my forehead with some alcohol and then I'm taking this premium latex glue from the beauty supply store. I'M not sure what the actual brand is. Not bold holder go spot or anything like that, but it's pretty much close to it, but I'll leave the name of this lace glue this the description box. It'S a pretty nice lace glue, it's not heavy, it doesn't make me feel like my forehead is being snatched back. I actually like it. So if I'm looking for a permanent or a longer lasting hairstyle, that requires less glue. I would like to use this one cuz. It'S lightweight, but I just put on that lace glue on the center of my forehead and I took my blow dryer and I'm letting that dry that first layer dry and then I'm going to take a second layer and I'm going to dot that on the center Of my forehead, I'm gon na take one of my girl, one of my just clips Lanie, and I just spread it that evenly and of course, I'm going to let that layer dry as well. Now I only did two layers because I'm not that committed to frontals, but of course I have to be committed to this front because it'd be jump so in this one down. So this one gon na have to last period, but I'm just blow-drying everything down once that lays blue turns clear: I'm going to go ahead and apply my frontal on top of that leg school. I'M trying to be very, very careful not to get any hair stuck on that glue, so I'm just going to take my comb kind of work that lace glue in a little bit and have my hair actually set on top of that glue. So we don't have any poking lace or anyone one at least that's not laid down. So I'm just going to continue to take my comb and push everything in place. After I cut a little bit of lace off, I went ahead and continued to apply that lace. Cool on the sides of my forehead, so I'm going to do that same exact process that I did with the center on the sides. So now that I have the front to lay down on my forehead, I'm just making sure everything fits and now what I'm doing is going ahead and twisting up that frontal. So it can't get out of my way because we are going to be sewing our frontal to our head for security. So I already have my needle and thread already up and I'm just going to go ahead and sew. The frontal down my method of storing the frontal down was just pulling the frontal back as far as it'll go on the wig cap. So it can be a nice um laying evenly so I just pulled the frontal back and then I just sewed it down. So now I am done sewing the frontal and I'm just plating at the frontal up. So I can um have no hairs in the UM. The way, while I'm trying to lay the rest of these tracks down, you don't want any hair glue on the hair. You don't want anything to bother the front, so we want the front to be neat as possible, so I ended up putting on another wig cap on top of the wig cap that we already have. I took some of my CGI bad head holding spray and I spray all of that over the cap sort of like a protective shield of some sort, and then I took my pump it up spritz and I sprayed that generously on the cap. I love using pumping up pump it up spritz for quick weaves because it just gives it a little bit more reinforcement, um the tracks stay on longer track, stick on longer, um with the glue adhesive, so I just sprayed the pump it up. Spritz um throughout me laying my tracks and all over the wig cap, and I'm just going to let that dry stats try I'm taking my to model model, 18-inch bundles, that tack um. It'S a one solution pack in the beauty, supply store and it's about twenty odd something dollars, so that is very, very affordable and it comes with actually six bundles in it and a closure. But I just like to use the bundles for my quickly became foreclosure if needed. So what I just did was measured. The back of my head cut the track, and then I added my wet glue and what I'm going to do. After I add my wig glue, I am just going to lay that track in place. Now, I'm going to use that same method all the way until I get to the top laying the tracks corner to corner with the frontal corner to corner with the front, and I'm going to do that all the way to the tip top of my head. So I reused to model model bundles. Then I used I used to 18 inch model bar modern model bundles. Then I used a 14 inch model model. Um bundle for the top of the front for the top of the quick way for it to connect to the frontal and those bundles are sold separately individually. If you didn't want the one solution, pack they're sold individually, my $ 14 bundle - I mean my 14 inch bundle was $ 7.99 $ 7.99 and the 18 inch bundle. I believe it's $ 8.99. So if you want it separately, if you just want it one or two bundles honey, you just buy them separately. If you wanted a full quick weave, buy the 1 pack solution for 20. Some odd dollars like either way you go. The deal is a deal and I really really love this beauty. Supply store here, like I've, done this to me for themselves with it and everything, and it has not steered me wrong so for all my babies on a budget, you do not have to eat no overpriced, hair. Anything like that to get you through the week honey. Don'T you a quick weave in your hair for the week honey. Please tell me on I'm telling y'all this super super easy super super easy. I know I'm just rambling and rambling, but I just want you know to give you all that insight on the hair that I used for this video. So again, I'm just going to go ahead and keep laying those tracks all the way around. So I get to until I close that hole up at the top, so imma shut up talking and you guys can watch the rest of the video all righty and a few minutes later. We have gotten to the top of the frontal and we have completed laying this these tracks down. What I'm doing is just taking my wax stick and I put that on the top portion of my hair and on my edges and I'm taking my hot comb and I'm just making sure everything is hot calmed down, because the frontal is a real hair frontal. So it's gon na be thicker and a more natural color than the rest of the hair. So I'm just you know running that a hot comb through it, so it can blend and just you know, trying to get my hair to go in the direction that I wanted to go and then in the next clip I'm going to actually mold my hair down Using some loose now I am using the mousse. I would recommend not to use as much or use just a little bit, because that mousse can make your own your a lace, lift, so don't necessarily use a lot like I did I just like. I just wanted it to melt into the skin, really really nicely. It can be sticky and it can't start lifting up if you use too much so just be very, very generous or very cautious about putting mousse on your front row after you've already glued it down. So I'm just going to put my wrap over my head to let it melt and that's is the end of the install again. It'S super easy and super super affordable. I believe all of the supplies and everything that they use in the video in the description box below thank you guys so much for watching this video. I really hoped you liked the way I did my quick weave again super easy super super, affordable super fun. I hope you guys enjoyed this video, make sure you like comment and subscribe, don't forget to turn on those post notifications, so you can be notified. I love my content upload and make sure you follow me on IG @ underscore kilo key for more content. I will see you lovely, ladies in the next video