Side Part Quickweave Bob Using Dreamweaver Hair

What'S up y'all welcome back to my channel, it's my rain! If you are new here, thank you for joining and if you are a current subscriber welcome back today, we are going to do a sad part bob. I already did this stamp before, but this is new and improved if you notice, i have been like re-releasing videos that i already made, but when improved videos you know, because you can always keep advancing, you can never be too good for anything. You can keep learning new things new methods, so every time i learn a new method or trick, i'm gon na share it with y'all, as i should so. I started off with section of my hair. Of course i went in and gave myself a nice shampoo and blow-dry before i continue with this style. As you know me, i really like to do minimum leave out. I don't like to do too much leave out, so these parts for these braids will be a little bit well like the brace for the libra, will be a little bit small, but that is okay and then once i do that, i'm just braiding it all out. Getting it out the way and everything i made it a deep side part. So that's why you see me coming from the middle of my head and bringing it all the way around, because i just want to see how that look, the definition and all of that, like it's gon na look so good. So once i section down my leave out, i'm gon na go in with my foundation, braids. So the way i determine about how many braids i put in the hair is based off the thickness of my cleanse here. Typically, i put no more than six. I never usually have to put no more than six braids in the client's head, but if their hair is a little bit fuller and longer, you may have to go in with smaller braids, because you want it to be flat as possible. Me. On the other hand, like my hair is thick, but it isn't that thick and it is not long so i can get away with braiding down easily once i get done burned down, i'm going to go in with my even edge control and no matter what it's Trying to go in with just slick the edges down, because you don't want that to just be left out struggling to hang in with this glue being put in your head. Of course, you cannot forget to oil, your scalp or your client's scalp. I use the meow organics oil hair oil. I also use this shampoo and conditioner. I love it great products. It has been helped my hair thus far since i cut it. So i go in with a cap. It'S typically black. I did not have any black claps with me at the moment, but honestly, i liked the brown, because the brown helped me see. I think the brownie would be suitable if you were to do it on your own head, so that you can actually see where you need to be applying the morning glory and glue and everything and stuff it. But if it's another quiet, if it's so what else? I mean you could just use the black cap, it doesn't matter, but that wouldn't help me so you have to protect your your hair or your client's hair, don't be putting on gossipy spray on there put some warning glory on them because honestly got to be sprayed. I just feel like it's just eating up the hair. This is more protective for the hair. It'S better more healthier for your hair, because once you're ready to take out the quick weave it, you can either apply the conditioner on there. Let it soften up and slide out, or you can put your whole hair underwater it to get out so after i let it dry. I don't have a dryer at home, but i just let it air dry and i occupy my time with something else. But if you're in the salon put the clay under the dryer or use the blow dryer, if you don't have one of those um, usually i would go in with the glue and outline the perimeter of my hair like around like how i'm cutting this cap. I usually go in with glue and outline this perimeter so that it can stay, but i just didn't feel like it, so i did it and it stayed anyways because i bore the glory. Yes, you can use dreamweaver or milky way or outrage beep. Those three are some good hair. It flows any. You can use anything else. You want, but i highly recommend this because it gives a flow. If you are a person who has to keep your hair in for a minute or you're trying to keep it in. For a minute, go with this, like don't be afraid to spend a little money on the only need like two packs of her anyways. So if you notice that i'm gluing oh, i like to double the tracks now guys because it makes everything go faster. But i am gluing the tracks in a u-shape. I am not going straight across because moisture curls does not give it what it's supposed to give and by saying it like you see how i'm bringing it around to the front. This is hell bringing it in my face and then shaping around my face, rather than going straight across back and forth, it was the hair, like would have sat like on the sides of my face. I'D be wanting my hair to be like around my face and my face, and it just gives that better look. So when you want your brows to be on fleek and popping, do this put it in the? U shape see even if you're doing a middle part put it in that bring it around. Let them chase and then use shape side, part middle part, whatever lay it in your shape, bring it around to that face and do it when you start coming towards the front. So then, once all my tracks are in, i go in with the blow dryer just to help dry them last few tracks that i inserted in i just like to do it and calmly make sure ain't nothing slipping, so that just be the test too like. If i could blow dry and comb at the same time, ain't nothing slipping to be good. If something slip go back in and put that glue in it's okay, if you get a little slip up, it's cool, it happens. So i go with my bio silk. Just a little bit, you do not need a lot. That'S with any type of cereal. Do not heavily saturate your hair, don't over saturate your hair! Oh, you know serum put a little bit on your hands enough for your hands to just glad to be on there and you put it on that. You good one should be that you in the game. So, of course, i like to sometimes depending on how feeling or the success whatever i go in beforehand like before i get to cutting and straighten out the um, the hair, because sometimes depending on like what hair your client brings in it can make. It can be too thick and come on too thick, so when you cutting it bob, it just be too much of cutting. But i just like to do this myself and plus i had um went to school the next day or something so i just flat out my hair, but once i get done doing that matt me picking up my tattoo, i go in with mousse go in with A mousse okay, because when you do that, you see how it gives that shine that sleekness and it gives it a firm hold. This helps keep everything in place. Yes, i do that on the tracks, not my real hair, you're gon na see why you're gon na see how it turns out once you do that you go in with the wax stick. When you do the wax stick, the wax sticks gives it the shine. It gives it another firm hole like you really just want to give it that firmness, especially because this is a side part bob. So you don't want none of that hair. That'S poked like in your face to get more in your face. You just want it to all lay and sit in that one form that you had originally laid the tracks in then, once i do that i go in with some spritz um, that's first. I use that was a spritz that i'm testing out, but i like to use essential spritz, the green spritz or the orange spritz, the orange color. It gives a extra firm hole. The green one gives a firm hole and they also have a purple one. It just doesn't like soft toe, but i definitely use those i like those a lot um. So now i'm moving on to my leave out and everything and of course you need to get every little piece of hair straight as much as possible because i'm about to lay my hair, but only like expressing stuff, no edge control. So i need everything to be straightened down soaking down whatever you want to call it, so it can all lay correctly now y'all, probably like what is she trying to flat around what she can like y'all gon na see how the hell like, let me show you How you um camouflage some thin edges, so i like to use the mini flat irons to flat arm my leave out for myself and for my clients i just feel like it just gives it a better straightening. You could get up on the root better. Sometimes i do go in with the hot comb. It just depends on how coarse my client's hair is or like how tightly coiled it is at the roots. If it's really tightly coiled, i go with the hot comb, then the flat irons. But if the hair is fine, it's not that bad! You just go in with the um mini flat iron, and you see how i get my hair, very soft and straight and silky. Looking my hair is going out so much since i cut it, look at it like look at it just laying over that track. I ain't got to do too much just but especially good. So yes, once you get done with that, all i really do is just go on my spritz comb. It in rub it in and be done and then like to finish it off. I usually do typically go in with like a hot comb or flat iron, or something like that just to mold it down, but it don't be needing that much so when you perfectly or accurately soaking out that leave out, all you really be needing is some holding Spray or spritz to keep it in place. So, as you can see, i'm smoothing my edges and making sure everything is good. I'M spraying the spritz on the toothbrush or the bristles of the brush, not the toothbrush, i'm sorry the brushes of the edge brush and swooping. It onto my edges and then at on every spot or placement that i do. I blow dry it kind of like the same concept when you're doing a ponytail. That'S basically what i'm doing my edges right now in my leave out, so i'm making sure that's all smoothed in and laying down. So you see i'm going in with the blow dryer on low heat and just blow drying and putting it in its place, because you just want everything to be in place with this bomb, because this is one of those bars where everything has to be in place. Like you see right there, it's really really plate now. This was such a challenge. Trying to cut this bob. Like i don't know it was because of the lighting, maybe in my room me having on black black black, so i just couldn't see it like. Usually, when i'm coming up, i go in the bathroom, but i didn't go to the bathroom this time because i did not feel like getting all that mess on the bathroom floor. So i got it on my room floor. I don't know. I just didn't feel like enough, so, of course this is when you cut your hair and you cut your clients for sure when you cut a bob tilt their hair over, because although you may have cut it with their hair sitting up straight and you're like oh, This is good you have to think about when your client bends their head down or forward or to the side when they're doing a daily activity. The routines we're just going about the day, you know and they took the head over and we could see all of the little straggling little pieces sitting up under there. So yeah go ahead and do that because it gives it more of a bluntness and everything and you won't be embarrassing yourself or your client and once you get done doing the cut, you could go in and start bumping the ends. If you want, or just going over it and making sure it looks the way you want it to like, it's really good, it looks really blunt. I really really really love how it came out and uh. The spreads i was using was really good. It was just really soft. I needed something more firm. Like the next day i went to the hair, show america's beauty show and i had came up on a lot of products, and i just bought this spritz from brian brothers and it was the best y'all. I promise it was the best it is the best place. I have ever gotten my hands on in life, so that's about to be up on net um. Most likely. You see me using it in a lot of videos that any sections are top two right now on my list for spritz, if it's any other spritz or holder sprays that you all know about, let me know, because i definitely am willing to try new products. I always try new products. I'Ve never have been that stylist. That has been afraid to go out and try new things. Of course, i'll chat on myself. If i put it on y'all, if i know it's something, that'd be like a questionable kind of product, but other than that i do try a lot of things. So yes, spreads wax, sticks or anything else. I'M definitely willing to try it, but this wasn't bad. I had got this from a chemist who makes their own products and everything so this wasn't like from no chinese vendor or anything. Actually i got it from a chemist, so i'm perfecting that cut. So i can be looking like that thing and see. Look i'm looking like that thing. Bob is moving it's flowing. While i go it go, you know it's very much so giving i'm loving it all of it, but that's pretty much the end of the video. I hope you all enjoyed it. Um, please tune back in tune into all my social medias like comment subscribe share. Thank you opportunity again, love you all goodbye.