How To Do A Install Quick Weave And Cut A Bob Using Sensual Hair.

Hey y'all welcome back to my channel. I know it's been a minute, but i'm not gon na bore y'all with no long explanation. I'M just gon na jump right into the video today. Today'S video is going to be a quick weave bob. My client today came in with her previous quick weave that i did about three weeks ago in so i'm going to shampoo it out and do a whole another quick weave. So, as you guys can see, i have started by excuse me. I'Ve started by wetting her hair down, so i can get her cap off that i previously installed. I installed this cap using the. I think it's robert diamond's protective shield, but i'll add a picture um and that stuff is amazing. The cap comes off. There'S no glue left in her hair; it dissolves easy with water. So right now, i'm just cutting the thread that i used to sew her braid up with and removing the braids preparing her for a shampoo. Now that i have her braids out, i am going to be giving her a little scalp scrub, because my client does have a overactive have an overactive scalp that produces lots of sebum, so her scalp usually has a lot of build up on it. So i am just scrubbing her scalp before i begin the shampoo i sometimes like to use this scrub brush because it does help to loosen anything from the scalp and sometimes that stuff could be like oatmeal on the scalp. So i like to make sure i get the scalp really really clean and don't give me too much about my scene. It is draining slow, but it was fixed since i recorded this video, so um yeah y'all don't do too much in the comments thanks management. So i'm using my matrix clarifying cleanser. I think that one is called great lengths, but it works really really really good and i really love using that same shampoo for doing presses as well. Now, i'm beginning to section her leave out. The leave out is the part that will be left out and parted and covering her tracks. Um. Some people prefer to leave out a little. Some people like to leave out a little more um. I just decide how much i'm going to leave out based on how the client's hair is. That looks like a really big section, but her hair is a little thin at the top. So if i leave out just a little bit, it won't be enough hair to cover the tracks and, like i said, because her hair is not as thick. I only do two braids. Some clients require a more elaborate breakdown pattern um her. I just kind of do two braids, i'm not the best under braider, but guess what i guessed it done so doing. My two braids and gon na prepare her for her cap and her protective shield. Now that i've break down her hair, i'm going to go ahead and take a little hairspray and get any loose hair or frizzy, hair or and just to generally flatten her braids, i'm going to sew down the braid that was left hanging in the back and go Ahead and put her cap on once i get her cap on, as you can see, her leave out is braided. That area will not receive any of the protective shield, so i apply the protective shield on top of the cap and then she'll go under the dryer. For about 15 to 20 minutes to let this completely dry, when i tell y'all this stuff is super amazing. There is no glue left in the hair and the cap comes off so easy, so so easy. So now that i've removed the client from under the dryer, i'm going to go ahead and cut off the excess cap, because we don't need it we're going to cut around the perimeter and around the leave out. So now we are ready to begin placing our tracks. My client brought two packs of sensual. The gold pack girl, be quiet, y'all, hear my dog barking in the background and um. I believe she had two 12 inch packs, so i just began at the nape of the neck, applying the tracks, one after the other. I'Ve posted videos on this, so you guys have seen this before okay. So when i get to the front, i kind of angle the tracks more because when you have angles you have movement, so the bop wouldn't be just like kind of like stepping straight down. So i went ahead and started laying the tracks at an angle coming up from the left side, and i just continue to go around her head until i reach the top okay. So now that we're at the top, i laid the very front of her hair. The tracks that were left, i laid those a little differently because she likes a little height in the front of her hair. So i laid the tracks in a way that would create that little height right there and, as you can see, i'll lay one going forward forward and then one going backwards and then another one going forward to push the hair up to flip it over. It'S like the flip track, flip over method um. It really will give you really good results with creating that volume in the top. If that's what your client is looking for. Yes, i made that track a little bit too long, but i will cut it now now that i'm done placing her tracks, i can go ahead and remove this braid for her leave out and flat iron it and get it pressed nice and straight so that her Hair can be laid. What i just sprayed was just a heat protectant, i'm just cleaning up her part, making sure it's nice and straight as you can see, it looks a little thin right there in the back, so i usually lift that up spray it and that helps that i'm also Straightening her edges, i do plan on slicking those back some kind of way. Now i'm getting ready to section off and start preparing for the cut which i am using my edgers and i just basically go in make a bob shape with the clippers. And then i go back in with my scissors and razor to clean up the cut and add layers. Yes, now for the other side, which this side i'm going to, make it a little bit longer than the other side, and there we go. That is the outline of the bob just to at least get the shape in there and, like i said, i'll, go through and clean it up with my scissors and add layers with my razor now that i'm done with her cut, i'm going to go through and Um, give it a little bend, not really a curl, but just the band by the way that was chi holding spray that i just sprayed. Um yeah. So, as you can see, those pieces at the bottom are really really short, but usually i don't even put tracks so far down at the bottom because they end up getting cut anyway. I usually start like a little bit higher up off the nape, but i did put them there, so they needed to get curled but yeah, as you can see, i'm not putting like a actual curl. It'S just like a bump, and i will do this throughout the entire head. So now that i'm done bumping her hair, i'm going to put a little hairspray on her roots because her hair is not relaxed. So i just want to make sure her roots are as sleek as possible, so i put a little hairspray on them, held them down while blow drying them and they gave it a nice clean look and i am laying her edges down. Oh that's! So pretty so, as you can see, i'm using my black spray to close up her part to make their hair to make the hair appear. Fuller around the part and and mama is done honey. She is finished just spraying, her hair kind of going back. So it kind of stays in the direction, so it's not falling in her face and that's it. I should have taken a better after video, but it is really really cute and it's definitely giving what it's supposed to give honey the light and airy not too stiff and heavy if you've made it this far in the video i'd like to say, thank you. So much for watching the video and um. If you liked the video, then like the video subscribe and i'll, see you guys again soon. Bye