Mushroom Quick Weave Pixie | No Curling | Easy | 30 Minutes

Hello, you guys this is miss felicia inspire. We are back again with another tutorial today, i'm going to be doing a mushroom, quick, weave, pixie stay tuned, so i've already scratched out my tracks right here, i'm going to begin glowing down my tracks. I am using the velvet tara 246 and i'm using two boxes right here. You can tell that the hair is scratched out and all i did is use my flat iron to do that, and this is something that i always do. It helps me to be able to do the job, a lot quicker when i do it this way. So you can try this as well, and even as i'm doing this um, you can see that i'm not laying the tracks close together at all, and this helps to quickly to be flat. So this is something that you can try as well, and it will help you in the long run and for this style. It typically takes me no more than 30 minutes, but yeah just put your siblings on, and this is your two inch. Okay. Yes, it is going to take you around two boxes to do this. So when you do this, you're going to do two inch and then move to your four inch and then move to your six inch. So as a rule of thumb, just go ahead and flat iron. The pieces, because it's not going to give you a lot of pieces in the box, but i do love this hair. I'Ve been using this hair for a while now, but you can purchase this hair online or you can get it at your local beauty supply store. I always get it locally and it'll run you around 25, a box depending on where you get it from and as you can see in the back, i have some on the shelf but um. I will link all of the information for that in the in the description box so that you can check this hair out, don't forget to remove any strings or thread that may be in the hair when they make the hair. They use these strings and it's really really tacky. If you leave them in it'll, make it mess up an entire weave like i always make sure that my weaves are clean. I always make sure that there's no glue because sometimes like there'll, be like little glue on the ends, but you can always go and clean that up later. But now i'm continuing to lay down my two inch tracks and all i did was go from side to side side to side, and this is what you're going to be doing all the way up until you run out of your hair because, like i said before, They are not going to give you a lot, so you have to be mindful when you're laying these tracks. Okay. So also when i did this, i didn't double my tracks on the on the two inch, but when i start using my four inch, then i will double as you can see right here. I am doubling the tracks and this is going to help. You move a lot faster as a stylist like it's going to be very beneficial, because you won't have to worry about um. The timing. Okay, y'all know that in this industry time is everything and you don't want your client having to sit with you all day long. So, like i said typically, this style only takes me about 30 minutes. So, even though we're doing a mushroom hairstyle be reminded that this is not the only way that you can do this style, there's many different ways that you can do this. But if you want to be able to do it, quick and you want to be able to get your clients in and out. This is a pronto service that you can offer to your clients, or you can try this on yourself. If you want to just get a classy little look and don't want to have to spend a whole lot of time, this is a good direction for you to go right. Now i'm going to go ahead and begin shaving this hair down and what i did with this. I went ahead and put my six inch in so i'm using my razor comb and you can get this from your local beauty supply store or you can get it off a line. Okay, this won't only cost you but like three or four dollars like literally, but you want to make sure that you have um disposable blades to go along with it. And i'm going to do this in real time. Because i want you guys to really see the cutting that i'm doing. I know a lot of people have trouble and they're kind of scared to cut the hair, but i'm slowing this down for you guys, because this is very, very important, even though you lay the tracks. I tell anybody. The importance of it is really the cut right here. I'M cutting out another thread that they left in the hair while they were making it and sewing the wefts, so yeah make sure around the nape of the neck and around the edges is cut down. Really really nice. This is going to be very essential when you're doing this, because you don't want to have a really really thick hairline and and all of that it makes it look a lot more natural whenever you have a thin hairline. Whenever i get my darko razor blades, i get them off of amazon and i get a box of 2000 blades. You will probably run through like three or four blades when you're doing a quick weave and if you are using using this razor comb because they do have other ones as well. But for me i like to have a fresh, fresh razor blade and i will show you in a future video me using the other um razor comb that they offer on the market as well. But this is my all-time favorite. I get it out of my local beauty supply store and i use this for a lot of my cuts. Nearly all of my cuts to be honest because it does an awesome job and it don't and it's cost effective but, like i said, if you need disposable, blades, go to amazon and purchase okay. So while you are razoring down make sure you are careful around your clients ears, you don't want to cut anybody or scratch anybody with your razor, and you can see the quick weave is already taking shape of how i want it to lay, and you can take Your time and do this, you don't want to gash out any of your tracks, because if you don't pay attention and you're going too fast, you will expose your tracks because remember you didn't lay your tracks as close, so i changed another blade. Just now. That'S what i was doing so yeah continue to shave this hair down. Take your time, you guys. I know this is not an overnight process, those of you who are practicing or either trying to learn. This is something that will not come overnight. Just take your time and do it light-handedly, like you, don't have to dig into it, because, if you're using fresh blades, it's going to cut through the hair in a way, so also for any of your clients who may have a eye piercing. I do notice that when you have a client who have an eye piercing, if you don't be careful like you, will literally like gash or either like cut them or like hit their um, their eye piercing so be careful with that as well, and keep that in Mind so go ahead to the other side, continue around the head and trim down this hair move their ears. If you need to - and i'm gon na tell you like, whenever you're doing a client, a client can sense when you know what you're doing like a lot of my clients, tell me they'd be like like when i have a first time. Client they'll always be like you know. I know i know you know exactly what you're doing, because i can tell like your clients know when you're practicing. They know when you're confident. So that's another thing that that you should think about as well. So continue to practice. This it will be very, very, very beneficial, like listen when i tell you i do this hairstyle like five six times back to back and it's easy, quick money, so yeah try it right. Now i'm going to begin cutting the ends and lining everything up to where i want it to be. This is how you're going to clean up your layers in the quick weave and give it a custom. Look as though, if you did a custom, quick weave, so yeah get your comb and pull the hair out at a 90 degree, pull it out from the head. And if you want more layers, you can over direct the hair a little bit more to get those layers that you want so yeah. This is what i'm going to be doing all the way around the head, and this is how you're going to get the layered look feathered. Look. This is how you do it. Don'T forget that if you are liking, the content that i am showing to you go and subscribe to my youtube channel like comment and share this video, you can utilize the comment section, because i would love to hear from you guys. Your feedback is very important to me. I would love to know what future videos you guys would like for me to bring to you. I would love to hear anything of that sort. You can email me as well, if you like, so yeah, continue to trim up the hair. The way you want to, and you will see the ends that are sticking out the most like it's going to be very, very obvious. Whenever you pull out the hair and be careful when you're going around the um bang area as well, you don't want to cut it too short. Now, i'm spraying my all-time favorite essentials on the hair use your wire to comb to kind of comb. The hair in place where you want it to lay - and this is all i do you guys like y'all see i didn't - do any curling. I didn't do anything like that and i have a full quickly mushroom cut and if you didn't know any better, you think i went through the whole shebang just to get this look, and i didn't like this is the pronto version and be careful again you guys, If your clients have a piercing be careful around their eye area, their eyebrow area trim down around the temple area, because, like i notice when you don't it, the hair will flip. If you don't so now, i'm going to use my andes tea outliners to edge up this hair, you guys i cannot. When i say i cannot. I cannot explain to you how awesome these trimmers are like when it comes to this weave. You have to make sure you got that good stuff. You heard me like. I always use the t outliners because, like they're heavy duty and if you've been using weave or been doing weed for a while, you know weave will dull out your blades, like with a quickness like they'll dole them out. But i don't really have that problem with the tea outliners. Like i said in my other video, i tried the peanuts. I don't really like the peanut iron. I mean um tremors because, like they don't like, they feel like you playing with a toy or something i don't even know what that bait says like. So when i use the t outliners like they really really get the job done and as you can see like it's just amazing the way these trim is cut and these blades are modified and it's going to cut a little bit better than your regular blade straight Out of the box so yeah, this is what i did and be careful careful around those ears, okay, so yeah. This is all. I did just take your time and ash this up, and this is what i think makes the cut look as clean as it do. Like when you put that edge up on there, it really makes the style. Now, when you're doing these sideburns, don't have your sideburns all thick and stuff. You know i'm saying like i just don't like when the sideburns are really really thick like you, don't want to have sideburns all the way down down the side of their face, and everything like that. So just give it a little natural look. You know clean up anything that needs to be cleaned up. Listen, look at this hairline y'all like i i just can't like. I can't even whip myself, sometimes so yeah just um continue to do whatever it is. You need to do finish. Doing your clean up your lineup work and you can get these t outliners from any any store beauty supply store or you can get them offline. If you have a professional license, you can get them for a cheaper price, okay or either you can get them off. Amazon or you can get them out of your local beauty, supply store bmi, be mindful that it will be a little more expensive and then just trim up the rest of it with your scissors. Okay. So this is your finished. Look, it's very beautiful. She loves her hair, okay, so spray it down, and i'm using my favorite bed head hard head to kind of kill some of the frizz. You can go in and use some foam wrap lotion if you want to, but you you're not really gon na need it. Okay - and this is the finished, look you guys thank you so much for watching