How To: Quick Weave Bob

Hey uh welcome or welcome back to my channel if you're new you're going to love it here and if you're returning what's up what's up, as you can see by the title, this is another quick weave tutorial. This is my first time doing a bob on myself. So if you would like to see how I achieved this, look just keep on watching. As you can see, this heart is from Amanda Heard. I got three 16 inch, Brazilian straight bundles with two wig caps, an elastic band with their logo on it. Also, with a 14 inch, 4x4 lace closure, okay, so hey y'all. Once again, let's get started. So this is my braid down the two pieces that I'm holding are for my leave out and the Seven braids going to the back will be covered. I like to start off with oiling my scalp making sure to not put any oil near my leave out, because I don't want it to be oily. I use one regular black wig cap from the Beauty Supply foreign. I'M going to use my got to be spray. This is a quick and easy way to keep the cap down. As you can see, I am only spraying on the braids going to the back, making sure to not spray on my leave out. Then I'm going to use my blow dryer to dry it down. This is going to make the cap stiff and firm I'm going to continue this process throughout the rest of my head. Until I am done all right here, I am unraveling. The first bundle I'm going to take one end of the track and measure it exactly where it needs to be, as you can see from one end to the other, I'm going to use my scissors cut the track, use my wig glue and apply it to the Track without letting the glue dry down or get tacky, I immediately put it where it needs to be foreign. I repeat the process measuring the track out, cutting the track, adding glue and laying the track down from earter and, as you can see, I am pushing these tracks down, because the last thing that I want is some loose tracks. I'M going to continue to do this process until I reach my leave out on the left side, foreign tracks, all the way up to my leave out, which means no more tracks, can be added on the left side of my head. So now I'm going to start gluing the tracks from the middle of my head to the right side of my head. Oh so once the middle section begins to fill up, I like to change the placement of the tracks. Instead of going left to right, I'm going to go front to back doing. This would allow you to have more control on how you would like your bang to sit. I'M just going to keep it simple and have my bangs fall over to one side. If you want more of a dramatic bang and for the hair to fall on your face, you're going to glue the tracks diagonally or straight across at the top of your hair, so that the hair can fall directly in front of your face. I hope this is making sense, but this is the best way. I can explain it foreign not to mention that every now and then in between tracks, I like to go in with my blow dryer just to draw the tracks down, because I don't want any loose tracks. So this is the third and final bundle I didn't use. All of the hair, but majority of it. Thank you so now that this is complete, you can see that everything is covered. Besides the section where my leave out is now I'm going to go in one last time with my blow dryer, just to make sure that everything is dry. Now I'm gon na go in with my scissors to cut the cap. I recommend you take your time doing this, because you don't want to cut any of your real hair. Also. I believe that smaller, thinner scissors makes this process much easier. So I'm starting off by cutting the leave out section now, I'm going to start cutting the perimeter of my head to make this easier. I think I should have left more leave out in the front um, but of course I made it work so changing locations, because my dad was actually supposed to cut my hair. But I decided that I was going to attempt to do it on my own, because this is a tutorial and I want to learn and give things a try for myself. I can't remember if I mentioned this before, but this is my first time cutting a bob on myself. So basically, I put all of my hair to the front turned my head a little just so that I can see all of the hair. As you can see, I'm kind of measuring it just to make sure that it's even I was kind of tugging on her at the bottom, because, as you can see, the hair isn't fully straightened and I literally just cut straight across it's kind of hard for me To explain because I didn't have a technique, I was literally just winging it and at the back of my mind I knew that my dad would be able to fix whatever mistake I made, but it turned out. Okay and I didn't need his help. Oh so I started off by cutting it a little longer than my desired length. So then I went back in and cut it some more foreign out. It'S not perfect, but for my first time it's all right. Now I'm going to straighten the Bob, as you can see, I am tying my hair up. I like to straighten my Bobs in small sections, because I don't like a big fat bulky Bob and I like, for the ends to be nice and straight. I just think it's a better look overall, oh, so this is what the Bob is giving completely straightened. It looks so cute. I love it now. Moving on to my leave out, I'm going to go in with my heat protectant. I first spray it on my hands and then rub it in my hair because it is kind of oily and I don't want my leave out to be stiff. As you can see, I am starting off with the side section where my sideburns and baby hair is going to be straightening it in small sections using my skinny flat iron. Now, let's move on to the bigger section of my leave out, so I'm going to undo this braid use my heat protectant of course, then do the same thing like before section it off in small sections using my skinny flat iron. I mainly use this to get the roots, nice and straightened foreign foreign. I'M going to use my soft brush to brush it down then going in with my hot comb just to make sure that everything is straightened. Then I'm gon na go in with my wax stick, and this is going to help with flyaways and getting my leave out nice and flat foreign ERS, I'm just going to use an old toothbrush to brush it out. This is not a used toothbrush. I like to brush the hairs out to see the placement of where I want the baby hairs to lay I go in with the pink Edge booster and apply a little on my baby. Hers, I feel like using a lot, isn't necessary, especially since my hair is nice and clean. I also don't like the cakey feeling of a lot of edge control, so here I am just using my red tail comb to help Define my part a little more, and that is it before I show you all. The final look, don't forget to shop Amanda, her. The details on the hair that I have in will be in my description box below also don't forget to like comment and subscribe, see y'all in my next video bye, y'all um