Natural Quickweave Leave Out Tutorial |Sensationnel Natural Yaki

Everybody welcome back to my channel, so, as you can see, this is going to be a quick way to torial. I teamed up with sensational i'm just to kind of demo their empire yaki hair. This is a fairly new product that they came out with. The hair seems to be really really full. I'Ve got the color 1b in a 12 inch, and it seems like he's going to mimic my hair to a tee. The West were really really full the same. You know from root to tip I'm and asked for my braiding pattern. You know it's pretty much the same. Just some straight back braids. I did leave out about an inch of leave out for the parting and then just across my perimeter. So this is what this looks like and then I'll go ahead and link down below my braiding powder, if you guys are not familiar with it already, but it's really really basic, so this should be pretty beginner friendly. So, of course, I'm going to be using a black wig cap. You can get this from your local beauty supply store. Some people like to use to my. I prefer one, it just kind of fits more snug onto the head um. If you do want to use too, you can go ahead and sew that down across the perimeter, just to make sure the cap is not like moving around or if the glue gets kind of loose or anything um and then just to kind of keep myself in Check about the parting, I did go ahead and use all this white eyeliner just to kind of mark that out, as you can see, and so the first step is going to be measuring out your tracks. I don't really start from the nape of my neck. I kind of start from where my temples are a little bit below my temples, so maybe the top of my ears, of course, across the back and on to the other side. And then I went ahead and applied some thirty Seconds, a salon Pro glue and kinda. Just laid down the track, so so I'm the very bottom of that cap near the top of my ears, all the way across and I'll make sure that I'll curve those tracks up that way. If the wind blows my hair flips back, it's just seamless pretty much. You won't see any try anything and this hairstyle actually only took about an hour. So if you guys are looking for something really really quick, you don't have to use necessarily this hair. Any hair will work, but just this process is kind of helpful and it's really beginning friendly for those people that aren't comfortable with like sewing or not sure how to make wigs. I don't usually have too many issues when it comes to glue, not at all. I do have a sensorial I'll, show you how to take down and quickly it's fairly old, but I'll go ahead and link that down below. Just in case, you guys have questions, and so I just continued using all the hair, placing the tracks extremely close together, because I know I wanted to use all two bundles of hair that I had, and I just continued this up until I got as close to My leave out as possible and for me this didn't necessarily require like a mirror to see the back of my head. It was just more so at the front, but if you do need assistance, make sure you go to a professional um, because you definitely don't want to be snagging out or taking out your hair with glue. There are loads of protective ways to protect your hair from glue but, like I said, my method for removing glue works pretty well, I don't have you know, hair falling out or anything like that. So make sure you guys check out that video, and sometimes the Google kind of gets stuck on the hair. So I just allow that to dry and then take my comb and just kind of comb through the hair. You don't want to do it while the glue is still wet because it will just spread throughout the hair, so you just want to kind of allow it to dry and then come straight through the hair. It'Ll come right out of the comb, so this part is optional. I could have continued to lay the tracks until I got to that white one, but I just wanted to make sure that I did not put any glue directly on my leave out. So I went ahead and cut the cat. I'M now I'm going to get loads of questions about it's a calculated move, no, it's literally glued down to your braids, which is part of the reason why I only use one cap that way the glue was actually having something to directly stick to, as opposed to Just that cap and for some people, when you lay the tracks down, if you wanted to get tacky a little bit faster, you can go ahead and use a blow dryer. But this Elanco glue is pretty good and it does dry extremely fast. So pretty much just filling everything in sometimes land more tracks on one side than the other, just the island I'll fill it up, so the maximum capacity pretty much and I'll make sure not to speed up this video. Just so you guys can really see what it is that I'm doing, and so that little bitty piece of hair is literally all that I had left from those two packs of hair and for that last track, I'm carefully placing it directly on my part and just Kind of following that around where my leave out is and connecting everything you want to make sure you do not glue down your leave out. Otherwise, you're just going to have a big mess, and so this style is going to be extremely secure. Like you don't have to worry about it, I would be more worried about a wig than I would a quick ride, and so this hairstyle should be pretty secure. If you guys sweat a lot or if you're looking to work out, I wouldn't necessarily suggest a quickly, maybe a wig, maybe even a you partway, something that you can take on and off just something because it's glue, you don't want the glue kind of sliding all Over the place - and so I'm just taking out my leave out and making sure that I did leave out enough hair just to cover the track, split, no problems there and usually quickly can last up to a month. Now me I'll only leave this in for about a week, but that's me completely up to you and, like I said this is just an optional style. I think this is one of the you know. Many hair trends that have kind of died out like a lot of people, weren't doing gluings, it's all about lace, closures, front tools etc, but for those of you girls, I still like a natural leave. This is going to be perfect, and here I'm just showing you how you know me: curving those tracks allowed for no hair to be shelling, no tracks, nothing which is kind of perfect and that's the same idea when you do those flip over methods. That'S what you're! Looking for and as usual, I'm taking off Fahrenheit flat iron and just going through my hair, just blending everything and this hair didn't seem to have a heat limit. So I did have my irons on 450 degrees and after you'll see after I start to curl the hair it didn't like fry or anything. So it is 100 % human hair. It is not virgin hair, so you will not be able to color this hair, but it is heat friendly and, as you can see, it matches with my hair like to us teeth, and so, as usual, I'm just taking my argan oil hair spray and just putting That over the top of my hair, just to kind of help with the blending also in case I had any frizzy mess or anything like that and just combing that through and so here technically, I should have went ahead and start trimming up the hair, putting some Layers in it, but I was just so anxious to see what it would look like if I left it, you know kinda long, but because this is not a closure or anything and my hair is out. I do need to make sure I blend my weave out. So in this case, I'm going to be forced to add a little bit more layers, which is not a bad thing. So I went ahead and add those layers in my bank area, starting from where my very like longest piece of hair is and just kind of follow that same step. All the way around like near my ears on both sides of this and then just going back and with the flat iron bump in it. Just to make sure I like what the layers are falling and as you can see that they kind of help. And I just randomly put some kind of wave slash curls in the hair, nothing too strategic or fancy just right in my flat iron through this hair, just to give it a little bit of movement and as you can see, this mimics a flat iron hair. Like a pea, so regardless, if you're, relaxed or natural, I think this will pretty much work for any texture, that's similar to mine. So if you're for abcdefg like me, then um yeah. I think this will work, and so from here I'm just pretty much playing around with the hair. I'M gon na try to tame my hair just a little bit more just to kind of give you a nice finished. Look some people like the messy look, but just for the purpose of this video I do want to give you a nice polish, a finished look so taking that cream in nature super hole, edge control, if you guys have not chopped it, go to your store and Get it like it's much better than just that standard whole um, it actually works, especially on my edges and I'm just using that I'm just going to brush that through just to lay everything down so like I said, if you want to go that natural. Looking you don't want your edges to be held down, then skip this step completely, and so here I'm just going back through my part, just cleaning it up, making sure everything is perfect and I did go ahead and rub some that edge control on my hands. This is like a quick little tip that I like to use or people that do have really frizzy hair or flyaways over the top of a weave. If you're looking for a finished, look, take just a teeny amount of that and run it over the tops of your clients, hair or your hair, and it literally will blend like no other. Take a brush run it through. You are good and you can see the difference that that made and so y'all might call me a hypocrite, but I've actually found a new ways to use this Gorillaz knot. I'Ve been mixing it with my edge control and using it as like, my Jo. So so it's replaced my argan oil eco, styler, Jo, and it does hold pretty nice. But if you mix it with an oil-based product, it does not hold to the point that it's drying out your hair. So just another quick tip over you go ahead and try that if you guys do heavy is it doesn't just have to be used for frontals, so definitely mix the product and tell me what you guys think I'm just getting my edges together. This step is completely optional. I wouldn't call this baby hair, it's just more like broken off hair, so just getting those together and again just kind of playing with my hair, but this is overall just a final look doesn't really like thumbs up comment subscribe like and thumbs up. It'S definitely the same thing, but definitely let me know what you guys think have you got Chavez hair? I know most people aren't even interested in Busey, past or hair anymore, but don't forget about it. Thank you guys for watching as usual. I will see you in my next video. If you haven't already make sure you turn on your post notifications. That way, you know when I'm posted, I love you say pretty and I will see you guys later.