*Updated* Protective Quick Weave Razor Cut Bob Saga Remy Hair

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Hey you guys it's hairstyles by shaniqua and i'm back with another video. If this is your first time here, welcome if you've been here before welcome back today, i'm doing a updated razor cut bob, a quick weave, protective, quick weave or glueless quick weave on my sister y'all seen her before um, i'm just updating her video. I did a razor cut bob on her about a year ago. I believe - and so i'm just doing the updated version of the bob. So anyway, she's already been washed shampooed and blow-dried and uh i'm just sectioning out her hair so that i can lay it down and get it prepared to be quick weave. So i'm just parting out um the section that i'm going to use for leave out and i'm just going to braid it down in a little quick braid. It don't have to be perfect and then i also lift a little bit of the side out. So i can have hair to cover the side, because she's going to wear it behind her ear and also just a little bit of hair right in front of um the bang. So she can kind of like flip it back if she wants to with no issue and i'm just braiding all of it down and that's how it should look so anyway. I just pulled the hair back in a ponytail and i'm using some of this robert's diamond bun protective shield. It'S a shield to um like protect the hair from glue from getting any glue on it. So you just want to like cover the hair completely. You don't have to like totally like saturated hair, but you want to cover the hair completely with a layer of the robert diamond bun, and you just want to spread it out. You can use like a applicator brush or like a spatula. Anything that'll spread it out. It doesn't matter i'm just using my hands and i'm just putting the layer all over the hair over the uh braid, because i put up like a plait in the back of the ponytail and i just flipped it up. And then here i'm just using my rat tail comb and i'm just gon na like smooth everything out and she had braids. That'S why she have a little thinning on the side she had braids, so the braids sometimes wreak havoc on people edges. So anyway, here i'm using a stocking cap, i'm using a brown one, but you can use black or whatever color you have available and then i'm just cutting a little hole over the ear to um uh. Oh so her ear, so the cap will stay laid down. So i'm just cutting a little hole like i would do if i was doing a lace, wig install or something just so. The cap will stay flat and then i'm just going in with uh some got to be free spray and i'm just gon na spray. It all over the areas that i put the robert's ghostbust uh, robert's diamond bun. Sorry, okay - and it should look something like that, so she got a little hump in the back of where the ponytail is i'm gon na cut the rubber band. So don't worry about that! I just had to get everything completely dry and then i'm just removing the extra cap um away from well removing the part of the cap that did not get uh laid down with the robert's diamond bun. So you'll see that on the side, so all of the leave out will be open. You can actually do this step once you get through installing the hair, but i find it easier to just go ahead and remove the um cap before and then you won't have to be trying to wrestle with the hair and anyway, that's how i should look when You get through doing that step and then just go in and cut your rubber band off so that you'll have a flat uh foundation in the back and not have a hump, so yeah, i'm using two bags of saga, uh remy in the red package uh. This is not a sponsored video. She purchased her own hair, so but this hair is really you can find it really really inexpensive and she bought. I think two bags of 12 inch, i believe - and so i'm just going in and i'm starting to lay the tracks in the back and just kind of curve up toward her ears a little bit. So i'm just gon na the first uh i cut the hair in four four parts, so each each bag of hair, i cut it in two sections and so the first bag of hair. I'M gon na use the first section that i uh the first half of it to work on the back section, and so i just curve it up toward the ears and that's what you'll see me doing and also i'm you using the um. What is it the 30 second um blending glue? So that's what i'm using, so you really don't have to do too much work. If you use a 30 second bun glue, just lay it put it applied to the tracks and just lay it on the hair and it'll dry pretty quickly. So that's why i use a 30 second bunny glue, so yeah i'm starting working on the smaller side. I want to say the the her left side is where her part is going to be i'm working on that side now and i'm just laying the tracks just around i'm just going side to side and then here i'm just working on the fuller side. So you just want to make sure that you're really building up this uh foolish side, so i'm just adding some tracks kind of um falling forward toward her face first and then i'll go back in and start just adding the track side to side. But here i'm just adding some tracks uh kind of at an angle, so that they'll fall towards her face and i'm really trying to fill up that space so that the hair will be really really full on this side. Once i cut it so that it'll stay full because i'm going to go in and uh razor cut it and then go back in with the scissors and lay make sure that it has a lot of layers in there. So you just want to make sure that the fuller side, the bigger side, is really really full. So that's what i'm doing here and you'll see me just start going from side to side after i'm done with this part and in between um a few tracks. You just want to take the blow dryer and just kind of make sure everything is completely dried. I went in with my cunner infinity pro and did that and then here i'm just about to do the flip over method on the bang part so that i can give it some extra height and fullness makes making sure that it's full. So i won't be cutting anything on this section. I'M just going to lay glue down, lay um like a stripe of glue down and then i'm just going to lay the track down and then flip it over. Just as if i was doing a sew in, but only with glue, so you'll see me doing that here and i'm just trying to make sure that the bang falls like really in the face exaggerated in the face, and it's really really full. So that's why i'm doing this flip over method? I believe i've seen uh filthy, rich tresses doing this like probably two years ago, so i started doing it and i really like this method and it's time saving also because all you're doing is just laying the glue down and then flipping laying the hair down and Flipping the track over, so that's what you see me doing right here, so it's really quick and easy. Also. We only use two bags of hair. If you want a fuller, more fuller, thicker look, you can use two and a half or three bags of hair. It'S totally up to you, your preference, but uh. We usually just use two bags of hair, so that's enough, but you can use more hair if you like, okay, so i did the flip over method all the way until i ran out of space and then i just laid one track uh with the length of The leave out around the leave out, i forgot to include that clip. I don't know what happened to it, but that's what i did, and so here i'm just unbraiding the hair that we we're going to leave out and i'm using some the heat protectant. I think that's the fantasia one because i usually use silk element, but i didn't have it at that time. So that's the fantasia um heat protecting you want to use it on any heat that you're, using on your client's hair, some type of heat protectant, and i'm just going in with my um tool, size flat irons. I need to get a new pair. I'Ve been having those about two years, so they've been doing pretty good, but um yeah, i'm just going in my tool, size flat iron and i'm just um straightening out the hair. The smoke you see is actually the heat protectant smoking off. So it's not the flat irons like too hot, or something like that, but yeah, i'm just going in and straightening out all of her leave out and she also got black hair in her hair needs a color on it or something, but i'm gon na blend it All in in the end, you won't even be able to tell how brown her hair is, and then here i'm just parting out the um part. You want to make sure that you're getting the hair completely straight. That is so important when doing um this style and then i'm going in with some cheesebum uh. The wax stick and i'm just spraying it and also going in with the heat protectant again, and i'm spraying it and going over with my pressing comb just to make sure her roots are completely straight because i got it straight with the um flat iron. So i'm just pressing out the roots really, so that's why i'm not doing like a real hard press just trying to make sure that it's laying pretty fast flat. So here i'm going in with just a regular razor you can use. One of those comb raises from the beauty supply or just like a razor like this and um, i'm just razoring razoring is that is that a word i'm just using a razor to cut the hair in a bob, so you just want to shape it in a Bob and i'm go back in with the scissors and just make sure that it's cut really cleanly. But here i'm just going in putting the layers in and also shaping up the bob with this razor. And you want to make sure you got a really sharp razor or this section. This part is not going to come out right, so you want to make sure that your razor is like brand new and sharp so yeah. You just want to like shape it into a bob. Just do it until you feel comfortable with the um shape of your bob, and then you don't have to get it completely perfect because, like i said we're going to go back in with the scissors and um, you know just perfect the cut this crazy lady. She don't want to be in the camera, but keep getting in the camera. Purposely like that's crazy, but yeah, i'm just going through and i'm using the razor to just raise it to her this ain't, a cutting class. So i'm going to teach you how to do the razor, but this is just the technique that i'm using to um cut the hair into a bob and so you're just going to continue doing this step all the way around. Until you got all the hair layered and it's in a bob form, okay, and once you get toward the bang area, you just want to start pulling the hair back and um. So you can have like a. I don't know so you just won't cut the bang too short, so you want to kind of like pull the hair back away from the face so that you can get your layers like that, but also where you'll be able to leave some swing in the bang. I want to say i guess that's what i can say so yeah you just want to kind of pull it back away from the face and then use the razor to cut it so that you won't cut it too short, and also that it'll, you know have Like that little bang swing to it or whatever so yeah, that's um how it should be so now i'm just going in with the um scissors and you notice, i'm not saying shears, because you never want to cut any of this pack. Hair bundle hair with some shears, your good shears. You want to use like what i call places them little cheap seals that they have at the um beauty supply. You want to use something like that to cut the hair with, and i'm just um like making sure that um, i cut the hair directly into a bob and also going back through and layering and making sure the back is um. You know really cut really sharp and clean in that back part, and then you can also go in and lift the hair up. That way you can cut it, make sure that there is a lot a lot of layering in the hair and that you didn't miss anything when you went through with the razor. It should look something like that once you're done cutting it, so i'm just going in with a little bit more heat protection on the hair and also i spray just a little bit of spritz on it just to give it a little hold, while i'm um flat. Ironing the hair - because you know this hair is really super soft, so i just needed a little something to like give it a little bit of whole um flat iron in it, but yeah i'm just going in with my one and one fourth inch tool size flat Iron and i'm just putting a bump in it all around the back inside okay, in this section right here when you start getting closer to the actual bang part, you want to kind of like make the bump on the curl just a little bit tighter start to Get a little bit tighter, because this is where you're gon na really want your layering to show or feathering that's what i would call it. So i just put like a bump in there and then i go back and clamp down on the top of it with the flat iron, so it gives it a little bit of extra height, also and also at the root of the hair. You want to just spray some holding spray up, spritz pump it up something that'll hold it and um. When you once you get to the top and also to the bang area, you want to kind of curl it a little bit tighter than you did. The other uh curls in the back and then just want to go in and and like clamp down on it. I don't know if that's the correct term, but just like use that flat iron to like bend it over a little bit and it gives it a little bit more height, also and volume in that top part. So that's what i'm doing see how i put that little clamp in there and nobody will be able to see that, but it does add just a little bit more height to the hair. I'M also going to go back in and back comb, the hair too. So, just to give it a little bit more fullness because you want this part to be really full and you just want to kind of curl it just a little bit tighter. So you can really see that feathering layering coming through so yeah. I'M just continuing to put some big curls in there in the front and you can see how it's coming together already, and so you just want to do that until you run out of hair and see how good those layers look in that front part, because she Really wanted um just to have like that wrap look in the back in the size and then that front part the bang, to look layer like that. So yeah, i'm just going to lay her edges down. You can use any edge control. You want or no edge control, but i'm using the shine and jam and i'm just going to lay her edges down and lay the little area down right in front of the bang, so that everything is looking really flat and crisp and clean. I'M just gon na like carve her out a little sideburn and do very very little, i'm not even really doing them baby hair, just kind of like curving that area over her um temple right there just kind of curving it around, because the sides are kind of Thin so i'm gon na go in and fix that also but um. You know you won't be able to tell any of that, but she had braids before that. So that's why her sides are kind of thin and then i'm just going in with a little bit of got to be free spray in the blow dryer and i'm just pressing down that uh area where the part is because y'all know when i'm doing leave out. I like, for my part, to look extra crispy and clean i'm just going in with some black hairspray and i'm just going to put my middle rat tail comb and i'm just going to spray a real crispy crispy clean part in there, so that the hair, the Part is like super straight: you don't want to like spray too much, but just enough so that the part is really really defined like it looked like somebody cut it in there. That'S how you want it to look - and i just went back in with a little bit more - that he protected just to give it a little added sheen. And then here i'm going in with my um claw comb and i'm just um, because somebody doesn't hate it on me and stole my shampoo comb, i'm using the claw comb, but i'm just backcombing a little bit and then now i'm combing, the uh or teasing it And then now i'm just gon na comb, the hair all back and then comb it forward. So that's what you see me doing here, and so you just want to like see how you're gon na prep the bang. That'S not exactly how i'm gon na have her bang looking, but i'm just trying to get it combed out and laid in kind of like in a general direction that i'm gon na lay it and then she's gon na wear that side behind her back behind her Ear and then i had left the side just a little bit longer than i like, so i'm i'm you're going to see me go in and trim it down just a little bit more, but you just want to get everything smooth and so here that's what i'm Doing now, i'm just going in and making sure everything is clean in the back and and just shaping up uh, the bob just a little bit more. I left that side too long, so i just wanted to cut it down just a little bit and i'm sorry. It'S not in the um view. I didn't realize that i didn't have the back part in the camera at that time and i'm just like you know, perfecting it making sure everything is to my liking. Okay and that's the finished look. This is the end of the video y'all, i hope y'all liked and loved. My video, if you did don't forget to like comment and subscribe click, that notification bell so you'll be notified whenever i upload a new video. Also follow me on all of my social media. I really love you guys and thank you for the support. She'S really feeling her hair child and i'll see y'all later thanks, bye,

Natural NeeNee: You are very talented. I had a weave put in with that same hair and the stylist that did it didn't do half as good as you did. You slayed that Bob. I should have paid you to do my hair.

Precious King: Absolutely gorgeous Bob & your sister is such a beautiful model. Thank you for sharing your talent!❤️

Lady Glam: YESSSS MA'AM THIS IS SOOO INFORMATIONAL AND I LEARNED SOO MUCH AND I WAS ABLE TO SEE WHERE I WAS MAKING MISTAKES AND MAKE THE NECESSARY CHANGES AS WELL AS SOME NEW TECHNIQUES THAT I'VE NEVER USED OR SEEN USED IN DOING A BOB AND FINALLY A BOB WITHOUT 3 PACKS OF HAIR WELL I MADE SURE TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE LOOKING FORWARD TO GETTING THOSE NEW VIDEOS!!!!

Sheila Terrell: Very pretty,great work as always

Cassandra Ikuomola: New subbie here loved your work and how you explained in detail along the way.

Nerdy Punkin: Finally got to see it all the way through thank you for sharing

Jacqueline Stephens: Shanequa, Looks beautiful! Keep up the great work! I really enjoyed the video. ✌

Shaye Harrison: You did an amazing job!!

Lakeisha Griffin: Beyond Beautiful as always

Shanika Dinkins-Brock: Love this!

Netris Kinsey: Beautiful

d mccoy: Beautiful

beautifulonekg: Gorgeous

Tiffany Watson: Excellent tutorial

Asha Bell: Yessss my shanequa u always do it. Hey sharonnnnnnn

Katherine Colbert: Beautiful

Pretty- Puerto Rican: Awesome job

LaToya Bell: We Love her hair..but ask your sis where she got her Adidas shirt from❤❤

Cheryl Wilmore: How many inches did you use and how many packs

Elena Mccalla: Gorgeous

Sit Pretty & Slay: You betta work Sista!!!!!

BecauseICan: I love your work. Where are you located?

SlayedBy Jordan: Honey now that’s a bob

Elena Mccalla: I love it

Nicole Moszee: I wish you were my sister very pretty

Nerdy Punkin: The video won't load on my phone and I'm mad cause I want that Bob lol

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Priestess El 'Ôsəm: Is not a protective style if her edges are gone what happened to her edges

Mr.Mystique: lol yes pooh razoring is a word

Bobby Tremble: Look at the beautiful gift from God on this beautiful Friday evening

Lovetta Jones: cute

Styles by Tamara: What was that you sprayed on the hair

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