Installing Itip Microlinks On My Short Hair

Foreign hi, you guys welcome. My name is PJ if you're new here so in today's video, I'm going to be installing some micro links. This hair is from why wigs don't put three bundles of the hair. One length is 16 and two bundles are 18 inches. I might only need to use two bundles really because my hair isn't that long and I'm going for a bob today, so I will be cutting it like kind of like a really short bob. I don't really care for the long bobs on me so probably like up here, so this is the package that they send it in. This is what it's going to look like when you receive it. It'S really really thick and it's soft. So far, I'm gon na send you a package with the pliers and a needle in another loop, so I'm gon na, let you get a 360 of my hair so because my hair is so short, I'm not 100 certain. If I'm going to be able to pull it up, I'm hoping that I can because my hair has grown out some in the back, but I'm definitely going to make sure that I'm able to pull it up, at least on the sides. I'M gon na try to anyways because I've never done this before now. My only concern so far is blending it because they seem to be kind of thick at the tips. So I don't know if my hair will be able to blend with it when it comes to like the top, so I might have to like take some extra time to figure out what I'm gon na do. This is the loop and just put a piece of hair in and pull it through and it'll pull the hair right through, and you can just clamp it that way, but yeah. So I'm gon na go ahead and I think I'm gon na do a few rows. First and then, when I come back, I'm gon na show you guys in the middle as I keep going along and long. I don't really have a technique right now, so we're just gon na go along with what I'm doing. These are some velcro hair, grippers and some clips that I used - and this is my three-way mirror setup, and I also use this stand to help separate the hair. So this is the perimeter of my hair that I left out. It'S not much as you can see, and I've already did about three rows. As I was doing this, I only left about two gaps where I didn't put any links, because I didn't want it too thick. So I made sure that my parts were kind of thin, because if you put too much hair in between the links, they won't be able to clamp right and it won't get tight enough and they will slip out. I'M not going to do too much talking throughout this tutorial, because the technique is pretty repetitive. You just do the same thing over and over. It did take me all night to put these in. I will say I love how the bead and the hair is already connected together, so you don't have to worry about foam around with these and trying to hold that together say one thing to me: I would like to care foreign: let's go Like Mike, barely know. So I got them all in. This is what it's looking like. I did end up removing a row in the back and on the sides, and like a few, I want to say about like five at the top, because it just was too thick for the style. I was going for so this is the part where I'm flat ironing my leave out, even though I was able to make it blend. I really truly believe that if I did like a different technique, such as the the width kind like the marker link with it will like blend better, I don't like how you can see the metal pieces sometimes, so I feel like the width. The track piece will be able to cover that up a little better. It worked out for the time being, but I feel like it will look seamless if I just did something different around the leave out part. I did go ahead and add a few layers around the top just so it can blend a little better to me. I feel like the layers, helped a lot and now I'm just doing the same thing and the front I'm flat, ironing it, and then I went ahead and added layers on the side as well. So now I'm just adding a little hairspray and I feel like that. Helped when you use hairspray just make sure that you use one, that's like a soft hair spray. Nothing like got to be glue. You don't want your hair to be stiffed or nothing like that. So, like I said in the beginning, we are going to cut it. It did look pretty good at this length, but I just really wanted my hair to be short, this length was just not giving what I was looking for. I love how full this hair looks and I only have one and a half bundles in, and this looks pretty good like I'll. Make sure that I leave all the hair details down below, because this hair was very very easy to work with. I feel like anybody can pull this off, so I love how my hair is turned out. I have a few pointers though I had. This is the next day or whatever. So I went to sleep last night I woke up when I took my scarf off like I feel like. I would have to just always keep an eye on my leave out and making sure that you don't see the eye tips. So I really recommend if you was to try this and you have short hair like mine, so put the k-tips at the top, because they're more seamless see like I don't know if the camera will pick it up, but like right here I feel like I would Just have to always put hairspray at the top to make sure that my hair won't move all in all I mean it's still possible to get your hair like this, so yeah, I would recommend doing eye tips on a pixie cut because I feel like it looks Cute now I did try to have leave out on the sides to see if I could pull it up, but it didn't work out because my hair is thin on the sides and my hair is very very short in the bag. It'S like an inch. So that's not gon na work, so it's possible to have this style, but you got to be like realistic about what you can actually do with it, but I really like it so I'm Gon na Keep It In for about a good week and just see how It is when I wash it and I'll keep you guys updated, but yeah. I think it turned out so cute. 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