A New Type Of Weft For Extensions! The Co-Z Weft

Hi you guys welcome back to today's video. I am so excited to announce that we are launching a brand new weft and we are welcoming this new method into the GZ weft family. It is called the cozy wet and I'm so excited for you guys to see it. As you know, if you have shopped our hair before we have machine webs and hand tied webs, this is a new wet. It can still be used with needed, weft methods. It'S just an alternative option, so I'm going to be doing this video to showcase how I like to put these in give you a look at what these look like and you can shut them on our website. If they are sold out, they will be back soon. Just know that we do restock every few weeks. So if you were interested in watching this, video stay tuned, okay, so here's our new cozy weft in comparison to a hand-tied weft, as you guys all know, hand tied wesley really flat against the head, and these cozy webs are meant to do the same thing. But they also have the benefit of being able to be cut like machine lift, so it's a really exciting blend kind of a hybrid between hand, tied wefts and machine West, so we are starting off by purpose. Shampooing these we do recommend purple shampooing all blonde extensions. If you want them in icier or a sheer tone, some people like the color they come, but just know that if they come too warm or too golden for your hair, you are free to custom tone or purple shampoo them. We don't recommend bleaching or using permanent color dem eyes or purple shampoo, only okay, so my sister is my model. She loves tapings. She has been a taping girl for years and years, but we are deciding that we are now doing a full head of cosy wefts on her. She was really really nervous that she's been wearing him for a few days now, and she says that they are so comfortable. She can't even feel them and they do lay his flies her teeth instead, so we are starting off by doing a mini row down here. We are going to do nine rows on her. I know that sounds extreme and on a normal client, I probably wouldn't, but she is used to having like six bags of tapes, because we are all hair extension addicts here. So we wanted to give her the same amount of fullness, so we are doing two full cozy West. I'M going to be utilizing a lot of mini rows and some toll rose to give her fullness all over and I just wanted to. Let you guys know why we decided to name this web, the cozy weft. So when we were trying to think of names, um Kylie, one of my stylists here was kind of joking and she's, like how comfortable is the weft and also call my gosh. It'S so comfortable and she's like is it cozy and I'm like yeah, it's like so cozy, and so we decided the comfort level is cozy and then also our name is JZ. Styles, Co, so CO she just kind of fit in with our brand. So we wanted to give it a really unique name and something that people would remember. So I am doing the jay-z method for medium to thick here on her, you use the same beaded web methods. You'Ve always used it's just another type of hair. So, no matter what method you use, you now have three weft options within our line: machine waves, hand, tied webs and cozy webs, and I just wanted to kind of go over the difference of all three of them. Machine webs are a little bit bulkier. They add more volume, they can be cut and you can place them wherever you want cutting them into multiple rows. I'M Hampton West lay a little bit flatter, so they are a little more undetectable and they do come in six individual bundles. So you have to stack them, but because they are made by hand, you actually can't cut them, and then these cozy webs are the best of both worlds, because they lay really flat against the head and you can cut them. So if you're interested in trying them, you can chuck them on our website. You