How To: Claw Clip Half Up Half Down Quick Weave

Hey uh, welcome or welcome back to my channel if you're new, you're gon na love her and if you're returning what's up so as you can see by the title, this is the viral claw clip quick weave this style. Wasn'T that difficult to achieve? And yes, I used the 10 Packard from the Beauty Supply. So if you would like to see how I achieved this look, keep on watching foreign, hey y'all, let's get straight to it. So here I am taking my scarf and Bonnie off. As you can see, I already had my hair sectioned off so basically I parted my hair, as if I was doing a regular half up half down, then I divided the front half of the half up half down in half. If that makes sense, I did about four or five thick braids in the back now, I'm moving all of the hair in the front to get started with the quick weave, so I'm using a black wig cap from the Beauty Supply and I'm putting it on. If you watch some of my previous quick weave tutorials, I either use the protective shield gel or I will use, got to be spread. So I began to spray the back of my head only on top of the area where the braids are so after doing two or three layers of got to be spray, I go in with my blow dryer to dry it down, so that the foundation can be Hard, if you're deciding to wear this style for a minute with actual bundles, I do recommend using the protective gel. So I got three packs of the ten dollar Beauty Supply, ponytail, hair, all three in a 24 inch straight. Of course I got two bundles of 1B and 127., so I'm just going to do the quick weave in the back like normal, just measuring the track out. As you can see, once I figure out the length of how much I need to cut, then I cut it. Then I get the hair glue and add that to the track. Once that's done, I lay the track down exactly where I measured it. I continue this process until I'm ready to use the colored bundle so the way I did it was about three or four Black Tracks, then two blonde tracks, then three or four more black tracks and two more blind tracks. The way you do the highlights in this style is totally up to you. That'S even if you want to do the highlights, but I wanted a little highlights nothing too heavy. Just a pop of color foreign in with the color repeating the same process measuring it out. Cutting the track, adding the glue, placing the track on my head and on to the next track foreign. I wanted to go in with my blow dryer to dry. What I already done so far using the blow dryer will help the glue Harden and make sure them tracks ain't going nowhere. So, as you can see, I have started back using the 1B bundle. Like I said before, I only use two tracks of the blind at a time. Foreign part is complete. Please ignore those tracks. That'S on the side of my head that you can see the ponytail is going to cover that right up. So I don't even worry about it all right, and this is how the back looks now. Moving on to cutting this cap off, this part is pretty simple. I would just be cutting off the rest of the cap. That'S left being very careful that I don't cut. None of my hair, as you can see, I'm pushing my hair up to the front because I do not want to cut my hair foreign okay, so I got one side cut as you can see, taking my time. Moving on to the next side, now, moving on to the front part of my hair, we are first going to start off with the ponytail and then we'll worry about the bangs. After so, my hair is already straightened, and here I am kind of freshening up the parts just making sure that my parts look nice and neat foreign foreign out the middle part since I'm already parting. Let'S just get that out the way before starting on the ponytail. I'M going to twist the bangs and get those out the way I put my hair in a ponytail. It'S obviously not perfect, because I'm going to redo the ponytail, I just need it to be up while I'm molding it. I first start off by brushing it up. Now I'm going in with my hot comb, this part will help the ponytail lay down flat. Also, I am taking my time and doing this in sections someone's testing. I use my soft brush to brush it flat. Go in with my wax stick - and this is what's gon na not only hold the ponytail in place, but get it nice and flat. Now, I'm going in with my comb to make sure it's no lumps and bumps and smoothing it all out with my soft brush. Next I go in with my got to be spray. I spray a generous amount of that in and then brush it all up with my soft brush. Following up with the blow dryer, I made sure that the foundation was smooth and flat before spraying. That got to be because once that's sprayed and I let it dry, it will harden up now, I'm repeating the process in the middle. Like I said before, I am doing this in sections taking my time, because I want it to look nice. Thank you, foreign. Moving on to the last and final section, so as you can see it's time for me to redo the ponytail, so I will be using two black rubber bands. I didn't take the previous scrunchie off because I still wanted her to be gathered. I just want to get more of the hair in the ponytail. Obviously, moving on to the bangs, I will first section off my baby hair. I don't want to do too much baby hair because I kind of don't want to give that today. It'S just giving you know just something's like once that's sectioned off and I figure out the placement of the bang. I then go in with my wax: stick only applying it near my part and around the edges, basically all over, just not on my baby. Hers going in with a comb combing it through just want to make sure that everything is nice and flat. So, like always, I'm using my Edge booster, I'm using this near my part to help flatten the bangs out and just so that my part can appear to be more crispy. Then I add more of the edge control on my edges. As you can see, with the mixture of the wax stick and the edge control, now that it's all brushed in the bang is already kind of molded, as you can see, I let it go right here and it is still laying flat. Now I'm going to repeat the process on the other side once I'm done with that, I want to keep the bangs in place, so I wrap it around my head and I'm going to use a black rubber band to tie it up in the back. Now I'm going in with my blow dryer to dry down what I've already done, and now I'm gon na go in with my got to be spray and do the same thing that I did with the ponytail spray it down dry it until it hardens up yeah. The blow dryer was so hot. I'M not sure why I had it turned up that high. So once the bangs are done, I wrap those with neck strips moving on to the ponytail. As you can see, I am braiding my real hair, just doing a simple little braid all the way down. Thank you once that's complete, I'm gon na fold, the braid in half and secure it with a rubber band to protect my hair from getting any glue in it. I will be using a neck strip, So I placed the next strip on the end of the braid wrapped it around just a little bit and now I am adding glue and I will continue wrapping it around until I get to the top of my ponytail, I'm Making sure to wrap the next strip around pretty tight, because in the past I used to do it kind of loose, not too tight, but you know tight enough. Sometimes people add weave to their braid to make it much more thicker. But I usually just do my real hair, although the braid is already covered, I am still gon na wrap the rest of the strip around my braid, because I want it to be layered. If it is too thin, the glue will seep through it and you will get gluing your hair. So I start off by using the black bundle gluing the track down at the tip of the ponytail and I'm basically just gon na wrap the track around the ponytail. So here I am adding more glue to the track before I wrap it around. I think it's easier to add the glue on the braid and then just wrap the bundle around foreign I am halfway through. I cut the track, and now I am adding the blonde track just in the center a little bit. You know to give it that highlighted pop of color. Thank you once I wrap that around a few times I cut the track and I go back to using the 1B foreign. So I didn't get a chance to record this part, but once the ponytail is complete, you want to take a piece of the hair from the back and wrap it around the band so that the track won't show. So I am cutting the ponytail so that when I clip it up, it falls short. So I was kind of unsure on how to do this, but I guess I figured it out. I just did it kind of like how I do my regular ponytails with the claw clip, so I would twist the ponytail around let it fall forward and then clip the part that I twisted the part of the ponytail that fell forward. I just put that in between the claw and fluff the ponytail out, and it came out like this, so this is key. I got some thinning shears. I use these to thin out the quick weave in the back. This is actually my first time using these, as you can tell I kind of cut a big chunk using this tool helps the hair flow much much better and it doesn't tangle, even though this is the cheap, ten dollar hair, it moves and it doesn't tangle just Like bundles so before I show you all the final look. I would like to thank you all for watching this. Video don't forget to like comment and subscribe, see y'all in my next video bye, y'all. Just look at that movement. I know you wanted me.