Super Easy Half-Up Half Down Quick Weave Tutorial !!

I don't like those hair tutorials I like to be able to sit down and get on Tick, Tock, be on FaceTime, listen, music! Do whatever answers literally, do my hair and take my time the pressure of being in front of the camera it kind of messed them up, though I am taking out my hair right now, so I'm gon na um do that. If you guys are wondering I went, live and detangled my hair, but y'all here's the life check for you, guys that have not been following me on social media and longing to see my hair grow. So if you guys know back in January, I did cut my hair off and it's almost strawberry, my head's facing forward and straight it stops right about here. So it's basically Shoreline but then, like touching my shoulder, it got to be stretched out for it too. So I'm gon na just say it's like right above my shoulder, so my hair has grown a lot since I cut it like it's literally able to go in a puffball now ponytail whatever so just so you guys can see all right y'all. So I'm gon na be doing a voice over for the remainder of this video because, like I said, I just like to sit and do my freaking hair okay. So I just put some Miel hair milk in my hair just to moisturize a little bit because it has been braided up in under a wig for a while. So the first thing that I'm going to do is basically part my hair from ear to ear, and this section of my hair is going to be the part where the ponytail is going to be and all the hair in the back is going to be the Hair that I braid up and we glue the tracks down on it so right here, I'm basically braiding my hair up and y'all. I didn't use no comb to part the sections of hair that I was braiding up or nothing. I just use my fingers to separate some hair and I braided it up straight up I'll, be trying not to use things that tug or pull out my hair, especially when it just came out of the braids, and I didn't actually come out. So I'm using my fingers here to separate my part, the hair and then braid it up it. Don'T matter what the braids look like in the back, because you ain't gon na see it no way as long as your hair is braided down or you can put it in a little ponytail, whichever one helps you get the flattest Foundation, but it don't matter what It look like okay as long as it's flat so right here, I'm just oiling my scalp making sure my hair gets a little bit of loving before we suffocated and I'm basically just taking it into the braids, and I just wrap them upwards and I'm just going To use a bobby pin to hold it in place so now I'm taking a black wig cap and I always double my wig caps, because I'll be want to make sure that we don't get on my hair. But I used a protective bond for this. So I really only needed to use one wig cap, which makes the foundation way easier to see and do I think my problem is that I use two wig caps so now I have to make sure that both wig caps are saturated and glue, and I have To make sure that both would cut wig caps are glued in the same spot together. So I think that's why it'd be hard for me to do this step, because I'm using two wig caps instead of one, I think one would be easier. So maybe the next time that I do this style, I use one-way cap to see, and I think it won't make a difference since I'm using a protective Bond anyways and I have the glue removal, um stuff, so either way I'll be all right. But I use two wig caps for this, but you can use one and you can also substitute this stuff for free spray. When I first did this, I used freeze spray. I did not use this protective Bond, I used freeze spray and that's it so if you guys are just doing it, what you have at home, you can use free spray, just use a lot of it. Also. I forgot to mention to draw a line in the same spot that you created Your Part from ear to ear. I use concealer. I actually got some help with it because it'd be so hard to see, but yeah you're just going to draw a line from ear to ear where your part is, and that's going to be your guideline to where to glue and um foreign all right. So after everything is dried, or at least I thought it was dry, I'm gon na basically start cutting the foundation. I don't know so now the foundation is done, we're going to start gluing these tracks on. This is the brand hair that I use. I get it from my local Beauty Supply, it's called natural dream, I'm using the 18 inch ocean wave, um texture, it's like a Remy, fiber hair, or something like that. That'S what it says: it's, not human, hair, um and not necessarily synthetic. I guess I don't know, but it's really good, it's soft. It comes very easily. I like the hair. Personally, I like this um texture. Personally, the very first time I did the style. I used a body wave or no a deep wave like curly hair and honestly it was a horror. It got so netted. It was hard to comb out because, obviously it's curly and it was 30 inches. So it was just crazy, but this hair was good and the length was perfect because I wanted a very cute and natural half down so um. Once I got to the top as well, I started double wefting. Basically, I was just cutting two pieces of tracks that were the same length and gluing them together and then gluing them to the cap. That way, I could achieve more fullness, since, like I said my head is pretty small despite my big forehead, so I really wanted to make sure that the back was just a little more full, so it didn't look thin, so I started double wefting. This part is also hard for me, too y'all everybody make it look so easy come on and then the next step we're just going to go through and straighten our hair. So I did one to two passes. I probably did three. I don't know the goal is really just to get the roots and the middle of your hair straight. I didn't really care too much for the ends um, because it's going to be braided up and wrapped in a ponytail, so you just want basically the top of your head to be pressed out so that it can slick easiest okay, so you'll notice that it still Kind of look a little puffy, but it don't matter because let's go get the job done, you just need a little bit of heat. You don't need it to be fully pressed out and that's why I used a mini flat iron for this part, all right. So the final step is to slip this bad boy up, I'm using Murray's, pomade and freeze spray. These are the only two products you need to achieve: a Sleek ponytail high, ponytail, ponytail braid, whatever style that you know requires stylus to press your hair out and mold. It this is what they use or they might use a different type of product, but it's definitely a Pomade or wax and a holding spray. That'S all you need. Okay, don't slap, no edge, control up there? Okay, so that's all I'm doing and then I'm going to take I'm gon na double up on some small black rubber bands and I'm going to wrap those around the base. Braid, the braid braid, the braid braid, my hair up and I'm going to secure that with a ponytail holder at the end as well, uh, rubber band and we're gon na start wrapping this bad boy up so right here, I'm just taking that first ponytail holder out That I held my hair up with, and I'm basically going to take my rubber bands now and actually secure my ponytail in place. Thank you all right for this last step. I basically took a bobby pin and I stuck it through the weft and then I stuck the weft through my ponytail. So um don't do this, though yeah sew in or glue it because y'all once I got to the top and I finished it one. My camera died, but two the ponytail slipped right out as soon as I started, combing it out trying to you know, make it Purdy. So when I ended up redoing my ponytail a few days after this, I decided to just wrap my braid in some toilet paper. Yes, toilet paper and put some pony to put some rubber bands around it, so it can stay secure and I just glued the wefts onto my braid that was wrapped in toilet paper and it's secure. So do this step this same step. You start from the bottom, and you wrap all the way up to the top, and the reason for this is because one the hair will weigh your braid down in the middle. That way it. You can't tell that there's something in the middle of your braid. You feel me because if you just start at the top and wrap it around the top, you will have this flimsy braids sitting in the middle of your ponytail, and it's you you're going to be able to tell trust me. You can tell when somebody just got the hair wrapped around the top and not actually throughout so start from the bottom and work your way up. I promise you. This is the way that stylists do it. This is the best way to do it. You get the best results: okay, bottom to top. If you're lazy, you could just wrap it around the top, but it might look a little crazy. I don't know they're gon na lose all right, so my camera ended up dying, but once I finished putting the ponytail around my hair, I basically just took a piece of hair from the ponytail that I wrapped from the back, and I just held the ponytail straight Up that way, you get that effect where the hair Falls and it doesn't fall back. It falls down, you know what I'm saying and I just freeze braid it and then some baby hairs, so this hair. Actually I really liked it there. I would definitely buy it again, the first time that I got some hair by this brand. I think it was deep wave which is Curly, which curly hair is a lot more hard to comb through um and it can get nappier considering. This is not completely human, hair or um. You know it's something. So, actually only so my head is small. I only use two packs of hair. I used one full weft for the back part and once I got to the top, I started double wefting and then I would cut a piece of the hair and then I would take. I would take the track and put on top and then cut another piece to match it and then glue them together and then glue them on. So I did that for like the last four tracker top, because I wanted to be just a little more full. Not even like super thick, but just like a natural cool, as you guys can tell um. I really like the way this turned out. This hair is very soft and because of it being wavy, it's very very easy to comb through like very easy to come through. Very um, it looks way better once you comb it out too. So it's not it's like uniformed and thin. It kind of like starts to fluff out a bit so yeah this hair is really bomb. I would definitely use this again, even for like a ponytail like a high ponytail, I would just get a longer um length, of course, but yeah this hair is really good. I can feel like, I feel, like the maintenance on this, is going to be really easy to just comb out and go. You can even just throw some loose in it and because the hair is short, it's not like super tangly and yeah. It looks really good. You kind of just got ta play with it to make it look the way you want to. I like mine, to look like it's a lot more, so I don't like my curls to really be like clumped together. I like it to be like spread out, but this came out super cute. I'M super happy with it. I finally don't look crazy. This is quick. Weaves are easiest to do half of half down with to me only because you get to cover the back of your head with the hair, that's falling down, so you never really see and the foundation of it doesn't necessarily matter as much because it's not a middle Part or a side part where your hand needs to be flat. That'S in my opinion. I really like doing a half pounds, because I make a lot of mistakes when it comes to the back of my head. I know a lot like I can feel it like. It'S really hard for me to figure out where to move the tracks and where to cut, because I never like I'm. I never really lay it correctly. I will always have trouble with the back of my head when it comes to just gluing the hair down, so the half and half down really makes it better because you can you can't see the mistakes about my head. Like you guys know, you just see the hair falling so um yeah. It always comes out super cute and I'm glad I chose this wave look because straight hair, just it would be in my thing so yeah this is super cute. It'S a super, quick hairstyle. So whenever I just feel like, I need my hair done. I always do this. This is like one of my go-to's, it's literally one of my favorite styles to do and I decided mine to sit up kind of I am but yeah. So that is the hairstyle with me, so you guys can see. These are the baby hairs, but I link all the products that I use to achieve the style Down Below in my description box. Thank you guys. So much for watching hope you enjoyed. Let me know if you guys want me to do more. Hair tutorial hair, tutorials um, because I actually do my hair a lot more often than you guys, probably think. The only time that my hair I go get my hair done is, if I have Stitch braids or knotless. But if you see me in locks dreads or any other look, I probably did it myself. Okay, oh don't forget to like comment and subscribe and turn on my post notification Bell. So you're notified every time. I upload a new video and I will see you guys in my next one peace out, bye,