Quick Weave: Blonde Bob Tutorial | Ft. Outre Purple Pack Hair

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HAIR: 2 packs of Outre’ Purple Pack hair 10 inches (1 Pack - 1B) (1Pack - 1B/27)

GLUE: Salon Pro 30 Sec Hair Bond

PROTECTIVE LAYER : Salon Pro 30 Sec Weave Wonder Wrap

WAX STICK: KeraCare Wax Stick

All right, ladies: let's get ready to look like money for this new year, shmoney schmitty and get into this quick weave bob tutorial. This is a two-tone shadow root type, quick weave bob, which makes it look much more natural with the dark root at the top blending into the blond on the sides. So for this look, we will be using out red purple, Pak, hair and color 1b and 1b 27. I actually washed the hair, that's why it is not in the pack. I do not use any hair in my hair without washing it first, so you're going to need 30. Second quickly: blue, a stocking cap and your brush and 30. Second wonder rep, which is your protective cover over the stocking cap. You'Re also going to need scissors to cut the weft and to begin I am going to start by sectioning off my part and my part will be a center part. So I'm just going to braid that so that it's neat and stays out of my way. As I move on to braid down the rest of my hair, I braid my parts in columns going top to bottom. Some people may want to do it in the circle. Whatever works for you, some people don't even braid. Some people actually just have enough hair to put their hair in a ponytail and tuck it. For me, I, like braids, better one right now, my hair's short as you can see, I cut it and it's growing back, but also it lays for a flatter install. So I just begin braiding my hair and I'm starting on my right side and making my way to my left. That'S only because I am right-handed, so it's easier for me to go in that direction. You can start in any direction that you want and, as you can see, I am talking to someone. This will be my first video where we have co-stars. So this will be interesting because I will actually be getting some help on this style for the cut coming up. But for now I'm going to show you how I continue to braid around my head and you will also see in the back how sharp my hair is and how I still managed to catch it and the braids are medium in size, not too big, but not Too small because the smaller they are, it will take longer and the point of this style as it is called a quick weave. It should be fairly quick. So, as you can see, I have all of my braids in I have about seven braids total and we're going to move on to the stocking cap portion. So I apply my stocking cap and then we're going to apply the protective layer. Ladies, this is a very important part to your quick weave. I see a lot of videos where people just gel down their hair and glue the tracks onto their hair. I also see videos where, ladies and I've had this happen to me myself, getting a quick leaf installed where people just glue the tracks directly on to the stocking cap without using the protective layer. This layer keeps the glue from your hair. Let me say it again: this layer keeps glue off of your hair. Do not skip this step if you skip it from here. It'S on you, okay, as you can see, I am applying this layer very thinly, but I am ensuring that the cap is fully saturated. You don't want to put too much because it will not dry as quickly as it should so we're gon na go sit under the dryer for 15 minutes. Let that dry and come back okay. So, let's get to installing the tracks, as you can see, I am measuring the track from ear to ear in a u-shape. I want to have a u-shape, because this prevents any tension of you installing tracks straight across your head. When you glue tracks from left to right rather in a u-shape form or in a straight line rather than a u-shape form, it calls pulling in tension on your head, your head curves, so you should lay your tracks. The way that your hands curves. I actually have an in-depth video on a quick weave, install which I will have the link to above here somewhere and also in the bio below, but I wanted to focus on that point because in this video I really am focusing on how to leave the tracks. Next to the part, so we're gon na lay this next track. I'M going to have that link for the quick weave extension video, that's very in-depth at top and then we're going to get to how to lay the tracks near your leave out now. In the beginning, I told you we were using two colors one B and one B 27, so I only use one B up until the halfway mark of my head and then we start the 1b 27, which is this blind color. Once we get to the top. As you can see, I will be using a full pack of the blonde and setting those tracks in the circular curved motions that you shape like I mentioned prior. But you can see I'm bringing the track close to the brain, which is our leave out from one side to the other, measuring that and then gluing it from one side of that part still in a u-shape to the other side of the braided part. So, as you can see, I'm working my fingers across in a u-shaped motion and if there's extra leave out, I just snip it off boom and we keep it moving so again. Measuring that track from one side of the part to the other side of the part and then still laying those tracks in a circular motion. This helps for your leave out to lay flat on top of your quick weave. So we keep that you shape going throughout the whole, install ladies, very, very, very important. So now I am going to go in with my blow dryer on a cool setting just to make sure all the glue is dry to make sure our tracks are firmly attached, because if we have any wet glue the tracks will slip. Then we're going to go in and begin cutting the excess cap from our quick leave. So I start at my part and as you can see, I put the hair in a ponytail to make it easier and I start moving around my head. As you can see, some of my hair started slipping from the ponytail. It is easier to pin it or tuck it. I was being lazy, but the point is to keep any of the hair out of your way so that you do not cut it as you're. Cutting off the excess cap again, this is in depth in my other quick weave video. So the link like I say it will be at the top or in the bio and who you see now on the screen is the lovely, Miss acacia turd queen? Who is coming in to do the cut for this video money money money money here we go because this is about to be the money shot that you're about to see here. That is downtown Leslie Brown. If you don't know her, she is a radio host on 102.9 here in New Orleans Louisiana and while I'm plugging Leslie, you can see I've been wearing a touches flats or tweat shirt. That is the salon that I work at and mr. tweet is who is working on my hair? She is the bomb and slays and you are about to watch her in action. So we decided to do a blunt one, limp Bob all the way around, because it just looks really nice and sharp. So it's really simple. I did do this cut myself, but not as long ooh check that line y'all check it. So if you do not have someone to do your cut for you, because one day my mom was home, so I made her, do it just so happened? I was at work this day, so a Keisha doesn't when I cut it myself I'll, leave the hair and longer because you can always go in and cut off a little more to even it out. If you don't have someone to do a very precise cut, as you can see, this is precise to the teeth, leave yourself room for error so that you can go in and snip off. A few ends like I said, I've cut it before. I leave it longer when I cut it myself and it just gives you room to go in and fix anything that isn't as sharp as it is when somebody else can see around your forehead. So now we're just going in and flat on in my leave out and making sure it matches. We are using a wax stick at times to just slick the hair down and help it to blend in, but that is the only thing that is on my hair. Like I said I washed it, I blew it out, you guys saw me braid it and now we're just flat on in it to let it all blend. In again, I have leave out at the top, and if you remember, we have the black one be underneath the one be underneath helps to bring this all together with your leave out. If your leave out is a different color than the blonde again, this all unifies the style because it looks like you have a shadow root and if you don't know what a shadow root is, it just means you have a dark root which fades into another color. It blends underneath with the top very very well, so it looks more realistic. So that is the reason that we have two one beat underneath, because my leave out on top is painting d1b. So again, it's all about making sure your style is unified. So, as you see, we're gon na go in and just flat iron and touch up this Bob, and that is it, ladies, that is all I do not wear. My quickly is more than a week. I know some people are gon na act. This style can last up to a month on some people. I wear mines a week. I would not recommend wearing it more than two to three weeks, but some people will stretch a style. I just love having my Scout breathe. So, as you can see, it is full of body and bounce and it is shiny and I love it. So if you have any questions below just let me know I'll be here to answer and check out my other videos and I'll see you next time.

Queen Beautiful: What is the protective layer you are using called?

Selena Powell: Do you have to use a cap?

Becky Walker: I love it ,too

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