How To Do A Quickweave Bob

What'S up IG fam, I am back again with another tutorial on how to do a quick weave. Now, if y'all know, what quick weave is good for you, but if you don't, this is a process of it and everybody does their quick weaves differently, I'm just demonstrating how I do mines, so she has short hair. So I basically just molded her down brush her hair down and sprayed it with some got to be and then put her stocking cap on top poke the holes in the side so that the stocking cap to stay down and then now, as you can see, I'm Going over it with the clear solution, which is a protective solution to keep your hair protected from the glue, then I'm placing her under the dryer for about 20 minutes, and this is the hair that I'll be using today, which is a jus VESA. The finders had a lot of different Beauty, Supply stores, usually, as a buy one get one free. The price is $ 29.99 for 12 inch and the color one, which is a great deal. I think it lasts long enough for the hairstyle and even if you wash it, you can get another month wear out of it. Now you guys can see. I cut off the excess cap and I'm just measuring each with a track to her head to make sure that I am placing it right. I started off with a horseshoe in the front and then once I get to the back part, I start to double the track, as you guys can see, and I just worked my way up towards the top of her head as I'm pressing down. I make sure that I use a blow dryer just to ensure that the glue is completely dry and not loose at all working. My way back up, so it's the top of her head and, as you guys, can see the trucks which is basically falling into place. I have a little trick that I use with the tracks and the flat iron I kind of just press the flat iron on the tracks just to loosen it up or soften it up some, because sometimes it could be like hard. So I like doing it it's just like a little hat that I like to do now. You can see I'm at the very top of her head and I'm just cutting off the rest of the stocking cap. It'S not needed and I'm just closing off her hair or her tracks. I can't talk, I'm closing it off finishing off at the top, and I have her leave out already clipped out to the side. Then I'm gon na go into combing it out making sure I get all the tangles out and parting her hair down the middle, making sure it is straight down the middle okay. Now I'm going in with my clippers. I usually do this as first first for my guideline and I go all the way around her head in the zero Degree clip, and it gives me a good start. You know as to how short I want the hair to be then, as you guys can see, I'm taking it up higher in the back and I'm just working my way around guys. It'S real simple! You have your clients turn their head to the left. Have them turn to the right, then after I cut the hair, I always go in and I point cut to loosen it up because sometimes, when you use a clipper, it can make the hair very chunky and have a still flow, and I, like my clients, hair. So hello, honey, okay, like when you turn to the side, your hair turn to the side with you. If falls to the side, not a stiff fall, but you know a flowy fall chinampas going through and I'm just flat ironing it section by section. You guys know how to do this part already. I like laying her baby hairs as well, making sure I don't put too much heat on her natural leave out just going over it maybe like once or twice now we're all done and you guys can see how precise the cut is. It'S very beautiful and she loved it. It was her birthday. I got her birthday, ready, a hat, look at it, okay, so she she she she's. She trying to get into. Is she feeling it, but it was super cute and fit her face. We wanted something that didn't sit on top of her shoulders. We wanted it to glide right on top, so I'm gon na turn it to the side. So you can see that cuts get internet cut, turn it to the other side, get into that cut. Okay and then we're gon na do a 360, bring it around, bring it around and boom. Thanks for watching guys, let me know what you think: