How To Lay Tracks Flawlessly | 613 Platinum Quick Weave Install | For Beginners

I decided I want to do a quick weave today, so it's a prawn, so it's a quick weave. I have braided my hair to the back, so I have did the foundation of the back of my hair and I tried to make these braids as flat as possible. I got a stocking cap. Okay, we're using a belong here today, 613 now. This is how I do my pronto we're using a 613 today and then this is the air, so it's called Tora here. So basically is short tracks like that, and then you shave them down which I'll shave them down with this or you can use clippers or you can use scissors. This has became my favorite tool for flat, quick weaves. I little piece of hair just for the front to make it a little more heavy. Let'S put the strip along that edge. Okay, I've never really done this cuz. I never really cared about it, but since my hair has been so um, you know I lost that edge. You know we're still growing edge back, I'm not trusting it. So this is just a nice little trick so that the glue, because it will go through the stocking cap - okay - and I wanted like exactly on my hairline - I don't need it all the way down on the forehead. Do you go on and get some white glue? So they do have white bond and glue for blonde hair. Okay, keep that in mind. I'M also gon na spray, some of this around the whole cap area, because I got that grease on there and I don't want it to see-through and in my tracks, won't stick properly or even seep through and make the hair greasy okay. So this will kind of help, block and shield the grease, Lock and Load it down. I'M just gon na let this dry guys and then we're gon na start gluing tracks, I always start from shortest to longest, so we're gon na start with this short piece. That way you got less cutting to do like you will have less to do with the short hair back there. You just find a hair, honey and start unrolling it period. So i'ma run this glue all along this track. I think the white will come off better too guys. It bonds, but it ain't it stuff. Is that uh black glue, I put it on the whole truck. So therefore, I don't have to keep making little pieces measuring my hand with a piece cut it D and track it. That takes more time. It makes it goes longer. So we trying to get this done as quick as possible. It so quickly. Now look my honeys! I do have that lump right there, so we got ta cover that up. We'Re gon na have to put the tracks, basically on top of each other, just to get it full. So therefore, that won't poke out okay, so we're gon na try to attempt that and y'all know. I don't really have mirrors, but I set something up over here, so I'd be able to see, but we gon na try to work it out. I would start under the braid. I always do a u-shape, so I like to start around. Oh I'd like to start around like that. Let that dry first! So as you proceed, it won't be moving and shifting, and once I get to this side, I cut it. I don't cut it. I'M gon na grab that track and I'm gon na push to everything here make sure what's sick. I did no quick leaving so long guys. Cuz I've been wearing all these weeks. Whenever you get down to your the little truck here, just cut the don't goes from ear to ear. It doesn't mean anything you still put it somewhere. Well, I am going to start trying to cover up that. You want to pull it tightly over it so that it is holding it down to once it's glued in place. It'S not going anywhere when I'm down to my last little track if you're short, like that, I put it somewhere in the middle, because I want it to be fuller hanging over that low and I usually put it right on top of the other track or just Above it, so that way, ain't no spaces. I got to fill in this gap first and these up to right here and then I'll start bringing it here and we do here. You want to go down low as soon as possible, so you can have a nice sideburn. So that's why the black cap - sometimes you can't even see through it, to know, but I know that my hair with this Cup it ends right there. So I'll try to go like somewhere right there and then start bringing it around and that okay, I got pretty much all of that field in the higher you go up. You don't need to have them as close, because you don't want it too bulky in that area this right here we was covering up that lump so yeah, but up in here all this hair is about to fall back over it. So it doesn't really even matter you don't want them too far apart cause when you go to shave it and you go hey, you want to see gaps because you cut all the hair off the tracks, but the closer they are the better, but you don't need Them up on each other look come on the idea, I'm gon na start with the on second longest piece now to think about. This is this: you got these inside trucks and they've got these outside trucks. The outside trucks are longer than the inside trucks. That'S why, with the short here I pulled it from the inside, you see I'm saying so when you get all off of it to here, you won't height and you won't curl. You want this and that you would start taking it from the outside because it is longer than the inside, but I end up there yet so I'm still taking it from the inside, which is longer than these short pieces that we have been using. So it's still gon na serve some justice for me to just put it on these sideburns and then go along the back, and it won't be too long and it won't be too short for the cyber. Now, when I had a little piece left, I just go in and finian either side it doesn't matter. So you want to make sure that these side trucks are close to as possible, just like we did on the neck, because if not, they will show through and you would see track and a black cap and all that extra stuff. If that's what you're working with he wanted to be for looking so my hon, did you see how we got this slant going here? So we want to get this slant going straight back? Okay, but now do we have this sidebar filled in? It is pretty thick because we put them trucks on top of each other. We can now start to make these tracks come back straight back, so that dot right there, it's gon na be indicating where I would start dead. So it's not gon na be slanting right down here. It'S gon na go up a little bit so now we can start going straight, not a bust, I'm gon na track down and it's ooh. So I could get this pretty much straight like I want it, you see now I feel like we could just start going straight back all the way around type of thing. It'S building guys it's building, got ta. Take your time with things like this is not really a rush, especially when you're trying to figure it out and remember guys you lay that track. It doesn't make you so you gon na make that style. It ain't gon na make you okay, if you guys, put a bunch of little baby tracks over here, just to make something shake for right here. That'S fine! Do what you got to do, there's no real science to it! It'S just flat-out! You know you are repetitively going ear to ear, ear, to ear ear, to ear some stuff may not line up. This side is higher than this side. I could go ahead and cut little pieces to match it. If I really wanted to you see, I'm saying so, I can do that, but I'm gon na go ahead and knock some of that. That'S probably what I do just for my honeys. Let me show y'all, so this is how much I have used out of this track. Okay - and I am gon na cut it, so we're not doing the whole track at this point because at this point we're organizing or a foundation that is higher than that excuse. My eye for tearing you know you just wake up autumn fluids coming out that I okay, but I'm do the same thing over here. I'M gon na start putting them straight instead of slanting them downwards and boom it don't matter how many tracks it would take me to make this straight. Like I'm, explaining. Okay, it doesn't matter how many you use. If this wasn't enough, you better believe I'm gon na go in and get some mo put some glue on another track and get it to where I need it. I want it straight, not slanted, then you guys know I'm doing this on my own head. So it does take me a little more time. So that's straight, and I was not selected anymore now we can proceed to go ear to ear again. Okay, just at least get it two words. One whole track going around versus just these little pieces. If I have any excess glue on these ends, cuz, you don't want a big bulk of glue. Okay, you really want a nice good, thin layer, but you also want something: that's gon na stick and I kind of look at it and see if it's too much in one spot. I wipe some of that off and then I throw it on the back of my hands by the time I'm done with a quick wave guys my whole back a hand be filled with glue, because I don't want that much glue on that area. Now we have track it's okay, we going all the way around all the way around, so we build it up to where we need it and wanted it, and then now we made it to where it's a home. One thing going so at this point: when you have a little track: you'll that don't think you don't need it so which side is higher. That could be the way to determine make it all. Even you want it to be neat. I feel like at this point. We got a good foundation going along this back now, it's the time to just start um going in your circle, okay, because when you start building your a circle with this hair, all the way back here like this, it's gon na fill it in up there, but Also, it's gon na be filling in up here. Your circle piece when you're done will be somewhere up in here instead of down here. You don't want it down here. You want it back here somewhere exactly in the middle somewhere, however, but this determines where it will land we're gon na start with the long pieces now cuz, you really could just glue this hair in and go guys like glue in here, maybe shave it a little Bit so I don't be too bulky and all that and then go, but we're trying to start we're trying to do something different and now, at this point I want to build this up. Okay, so I'm gon na always start my tracks. Coming along the front we're going around going around. You know I got the whole track ready set. Go you never want to just start from here to here. You want to curve it in this way is going to blend with the tracks underneath it I'm going right on top of that paper, because at this point we know that's exactly where my hairline is it. If I go below it, I'm blowing on my forehead, so we don't want that it's kind of more blended around in there instead of just cuz. We already know the more hair that you put over a track. The better is gon na cover it. We do that. A couple different times just so, therefore, is full right there. It'S not dan, and you kind of want these tracks close to us cuz if they're spaced out and when you go to curl on it. Um you're gon na see those tracks. Now I'm going to take another big track from the back and we're gon na start here and then we're gon na start wrapping around so every time you start a new track for your wrap around. Then you will always start in the front over on these areas. Okay, cuz: we want this blending with the sideburns so and we want more hair, often on the front side here, then we do back here. So when it's all said and done we get enough going on, then we could just start closing it up. This is basically how you would lay tracks for a style in general guys it doesn't have to be. You know a flat, quick weave, and all of that stuff is just oh. This is the science of it, my science of it, of how land the track goes. Anyway, because at the end of the day, you do want to cover up other tracks with the track. Okay - and we know that this is this ain't covered up because there's nothing over it. But could you see any track down here? No because the weight of the hair is gon na hang over anyway, so don't worry about how it looks. Okay by the time you get to this circle piece and it's all closed up. Everything will look just like that. We'Re gon na be doing that tedious process over and over and over until we get a closure okay, and at this point we have this closed and now you're starting to see what I'm saying you cannot see tracks off in there cuz we build it way over. It: okay, that's what we were doing building way over this part. The front ones will be kind of closer up on each other, the back ones, not so much, but you don't want this all the way up here and then you're still down here with this cuz, then your circle piece is gon na be too far down. You want your closer to stick at the top of your head, so that way you have more stylus space for the front. It'S real tricky guys when you got blind trucks. Okay, ain't! No cover up to that. So you really have to make sure that these certain areas - that's right, cuz if I wanted to swoop this hair back, is so cute and gorgeously like that. It already got the layers in it and everything, and if I wanted to do something like that, I could do that because and nothing was showing seep out. That'S what we're trying to do is hide tracks underneath tracks. That'S it. Okay, let the hair do the work and lay over it, but we're gon na start here: keep going boom all the way till we get to the top with here our bill, forgetting about mile apiece okay. So we do want some hair that we have here. We are still at the beginning guy, we ain't went nowhere for real okay, that's the beginning and we're only right there. So we got a ways to go, but we still will want some hair to be hanging down and curled and do all that sue. So this will probably just be curled and go up. However, we're just gon na add a little simple track here and then in so many spots, we're just gon na be adding it just to give us some left and maybe even fullness, because this hair is way. Thicker than the short pieces, so what it kind of help with the fullness, they sell them little Rosa here too, for like three dollars. This other hair was $ 12.99, so yeah, that's what fifteen dollars style for me. Okay and then you pay somebody to put it in or whatever that's about it. What $ 65 hairdo so less than 100 and the glue was $ 1 and the glue dries clear. So it's not like we gon na see glue anywhere. Now, when you get to your circle piece honey, you literally got to wrap it, wrap it wrap it into a circle. So we have reached the closure. Okay, I don't do the whole roll thing I manually do mine. It was hardly more convenient to do the wrong thing if you do not know how to do the actual closure, but if you're gon na go for it and try to do this way, you have to put those tracks as close as possible. Close your closer up. Close your circle up but make sure they're close as possible, almost on top of each other cuz. That can make a break your style too. So I'm getting to the nitty-gritty. It'S just gon na keep getting smaller and smaller i'ma show y'all. How petty again is when I want to start I'm gon na keep going, but I'm gon na put on blue see if y'all can see, I'm gon na keep going but imma put on on top of each other. I think that's close up, so I'm gon na cut it right with that track. Stop in and then I'm gon na push it down with the scissor. Now push it down with my finger there, you happy okay, my knees. Now we gon na cut off this excess cap, the minute you cut it and get to loosen it, but the fact that is glued down it. Ain'T going nowhere come to the area now got it over the ear, so I'm not even gon na cut it. That far cuz, I'm just gon na cut it enough and didn't tuck the ear in so we've really just want to get around that neck. I like to hold my circle: peace and calm everything accordingly, like a duel with waves, he was just calming in it. Now. You take your little blade home. Okay, they got blaze extra blades that come with these or they you can buy separately, they're dollar and it comes like a hundred and a peg. So um cuz these go door pretty fast. I don't have no extra ones. I got the lighting logo out, so you can see the blind. So I look super dark, but we only trying to see what's up with this hairdo now as I'm picking it up, I'm feeling the thickness of it. So I can say: okay, that's pretty thick. Let me get it and I like to start around the neck part, because that's the point that's gon na be noticed and flat, and that foundation needs to be right. I love it. We really need to do you want to do this process before? Are you to use clippers to guys, but every since I got ta teach, that's it for me, so you usually will do this before you even go in cutting it and lining this up for whatever you want to do. Okay, so you cut it down, make sure it's the Flex foundation and then you go in and do the extras? Okay, oh no! We got ta get rid of these long pieces. I did this side, so it's all kind of chopping. Even that's fine! All I did was take it all together. I took some of this too, so we could have a left. Why take it all together? Just go it's spiking already on his own. That'S what we want cuz! We don't go in and try to curl that, okay, my knees - I just got some Eco style okay to use moves whatever you want to use, but I use two cones for my waves. It'S gon na be nothing major. It'S just gon na be this section on the edge for real. I'M not gon na go all back on it, but I like to use a skinny comb to comb it out, and then I use this comb to hold it. I'M gon na take the back of this comb and I'm gon na scoop out. Some gel did I'm gon na just on the areas. I want my wipe off the excess and then I'm gon na calm at the room all the way down. Okay, my honey. So I am just curling now I use the skinny curler. This is from con air cuz. That'S all I got. I didn't. I got my rat tail comb, so y'all tell me how to look I'm trying to curl it and make it look like a a wave. So if I accomplished it, let me know: y'all know I'm working with bare minerals on the mirror. Okay, I don't have a real eye sight, but when it comes down, so I separated this part off, because I want that to come over and be the fullness. But when it comes to the back flat part, I feel like okay, so I'm trying to blend it with that and their smash. It never give an illusion of a wave okay, it's just a curve. Okay, my honey, so the tighter the curl, the smaller the section. The better outcome: okay, so we're gon na do these curls all over the top. At this point, and then I'm gon na go in with my fingers, no combs and then I'm gon na pull the curls apart and style it accordingly and make it all match.