How To Make Invisible Part In Weave | Black Hairstyles
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Today we're gonna talk about some tips for the invisible part. So far we have glued on weave up to where we want to have the part. We use a stocking cap to help protect her hair and we spritzed it down so it would stick to the hair and we cut the stocking cap where we want our part. I also like to use a closure at the top. So, when you have the tracks coming down, the closure comes down and splits right over on top of your tracks. So, after you've gotten your weave glued to this point, you want to start stacking your layers.
So first you gonna split your tracks. So this is how thin the track looks after you split it. And you want to take your track and you want to measure it so that it comes up a little curve for that first one. So that when you bring the hair to the side it looks a little like that. So we're gonna measure this one right about there. Then we're gonna apply our glue to the track. Let it dry. I'm gonna cut a few more pieces just to get ahead of the game. Make sure you get the glue all the way to the ends, 'cause you wanna make sure you don't have any ends sticking up. So now we're gonna take our first track and we want to place it curve right at the edge of your stocking cap. And we get our next one. And we're gonna continue this all the way up on our part. 'Cause then you gonna end up with a look. You're gonna do that on both sides.
Today, we're gon na talk about some tips for the invisible part.. So far we have glued on weave up to where we want to have the part.. We use a stocking cap to help protect her hair and we spritzed it down. So it would stick to the hair and we cut the stocking cap where we want our part.. I also like to use a closure at the top., So when you have the tracks coming down, the closure comes down and splits right over on top of your tracks.. So after you've gotten your weave glued to this point, you want to start stacking your layers., So first you gon na split your tracks.. So this is how thin the track looks after you split it., And you want to take your track and you want to measure it so that it comes up a little curve for that first one., So that when you bring the hair to the side, it looks A little like that., So we're gon na measure this one right about there., Then we're gon na apply our glue to the track.. Let it dry. I'm gon na cut a few more pieces just to get ahead of the game., Make sure you get the glue. All the way to the ends, ,'cause, you wan na, make sure you don't have any ends, sticking up.. So now we're gon na take our first track and we want to place it curve right at the edge of your stocking cap., And we get our next one. And we're gon na continue this all the way up on our part.'Cause, then you gon na end up With a look. You're gon na do that on both sides.
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Pamela F: Hi There I would like to see told how you utilized the stocking cap. Was it glued down onto braided hair? 2. In my opinion this type instalation would not be a secure in the long run especially, upon cleansing hair and scalp. If mistaken please advise. I like your demonstration style. Hopefully my comments will be recieved without malise. I only wish give feedback, as I'm sure you want the best outcome for your clients. Thank you for the time taken to share the topic, techniques , purpose and goals. Thank you !
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