How To Make A Fringe/Bangs From A Hair Extension Part One(Directors Final Snip Hahahaha)

Hello, everybody. This is just a little introduction to a video I'm going to do for you, I'm going to show you how to make a fringe or bangs, as the Americans call them. This is some hair wefts and that I got I'm not quite sure of the length I'll measure it and puts it in the box below for you and which were actually made into a fringe. Basically, what the person did that sold this to me, and it was, it was only about five pounds, so you know I can't complain too much is they've took two tracks of hair, then glued them. If you can see this, if the camera picks this up, they've glued two wets together and basically what they've done it because they've not had enough hair they've joined two together here, two scraps of hair - if you can see there and also the way it was done, Was it was doubled over like that, basically to make one Rindge and it had these clips on it? You just hold on a second I'll, get them before you yeah, we'll work on this tomorrow. I'M sorry the camera to hide there and I'll. Let you see how I get on with it: okay see you then thank you, bye, okay, right! So a finally figured out video editing software and sorted out the codecs, and I'm going to tag this all together to make it my teaser a little less teasing. Basically, these are the clips that came on the original fringe. That'S the absolutely no use, because if you look at them, they're very, very small and that's the open and that's it closed. No, it's not that's it closed and they just basically hold a very, very little hair, so they were very difficult to put in the hair and click closed. These are the clips I'm going to use on the a hair fringe when I've completed it. And if you look, these got a nice little bit of, what's like rubberized material on here, to give them better grip. Much much bigger capacity for clipping in the hair and - and you know, they'll they'll hold so much more hair and be so much more secure and, as you can see, you know, there's a massive difference in the amount of size of them as well. Okay. So that's the clips and what I'm going to do, as I said, is I'm going to take this weft and I'm going to separate it all first and then I'm going to stitch all back together, but I will hopefully be able to show you that not got My tripod yet so I'm sort of doing everything one-handed. So obviously I can't sew one-handed, so I'm gon na have to work out some jiggery-pokery to secure the camera, so I can use both hands. Alright, then, thank you very much. So I'll do this as soon as I can and then I'll upload it and I'll. Let people know also I've had quite a few requests for video tutorials. One of them that's come through. Quite a few times is eyes: every day is easy, every day eyes that people can just do. I do them. Every morning before I take the kids to school, so you know anybody, that's got kids or hasn't. You know, with a bit of imagination, can think how difficult it is in the mornings that I still manage to get that done quite quickly, and I can show you a very, very simplified version of it and a slightly more complicated version of it and also eyebrows. How to shape eyebrows where to plot etc? So I'm going to be doing those as well. I might do it as two separate videos, you know, so I can do it a bit more in-depth, but also that I could answer any questions. Okay, then so I'll see you then, and thanks for now, bye, you