Do’S And Don’Ts Of Ventilating

You'Re fighting to grab hair you're fighting you don't want, because when you're trying to ventilate and then this is happening and then that's happening, and then this finally happens hello, everyone and welcome to my channel in today's videos, i'll be in today's tutorial i'll, be talking about The do's and don'ts of um ventilation so um. It is the first time of clicking on my video to what you're highly welcomed and, if you're, an old subscriber, i hope, you've been learning and i hope you started your business already so um in my channel. I do more of um have ventilation, although we touch other aspects from time to time, but for the meantime, we've been focusing focusing on hair latent. So now i'm going to be talking about the do's and don'ts of um, hair ventilation. Okay, so um every single tool or material i'll be using in this training is available for sale, so ensure you get it tools, because when you get the right tools, it will be easier for you to ventilate. You wouldn't have any issues while ventilating and then, while ventilation is very important for you to know, they have to be very, very patient with yourself. Yeah people um i've trained a whole lot of people. I can't even count um, i think over 500 plus or so and um from my trainings i've. I'Ve learned a lot of things. I'Ve noticed a lot of things and i'll be discussing every challenges. I i have um. I'Ve noticed them make, while you know teaching them while training them. So in case you you're you're having a different challenge that is different from what i've been handling in this video. Do. Let me know in the comment section: okay, so number one thing you have to we have to talk about here is getting the right. Mannequin head, okay, if you're working with the soft one, this is way better. This soft dummy head - you know the one i'm talking about the soft dummy head. You can see it on the screen. This is the best for ventilation or you can actually also use the half head. Your half head is also very perfect for ventilation. If you don't have any of this, and you have a compass head still, okay, but the reason why i prefer this is because it is soft. Okay, sorry, it is soft. You can see the head is soft, so this thing this protects your needle okay, it protects it from breaking and um. It makes ventilation a lot easier. So next we'll be talking about, is um um a white background, and this depends on the color of the hair. You'Re working with i'll be putting the link. I i think i already did a video on choosing the right background color for your ventilating, so you can see there. You can see the video right there um the option right there, so you can click on that video or you can check my description, um and box to um to click on to see the video on how to choose the right um background color for ventilating. I won't have time to go into details so now i'm just going to prep i'm preparing this head for the next thing. We'Re going to be talking about now is um how to place a net okay. Now the way you place on it is very, very important. Okay, so for this um i'm just going to place my necks like this, okay, making sure the lines are vertical. I won't be going into the videos in the into detail than this because i plan to handle them later, so these are pearl. Pins pale paints are very tiny paints and these paints are very perfect for ventilating, okay, so i'm just going to place, use it to secure every part of this. I normally do four corner like one here another one here and make sure sorry guys make sure your net is light is laying flat as flat as possible, because, while ventilating and um well, if you're ventilating and it's lifting up this becomes a big problem. You would find it very difficult to ventilate okay, it should be flat. Okay, guys and i'll see, go ahead and place pins right here. So any area you're working with ensure that um you place the pins. Another thing is: if you go ahead and pin down the the if you're using if you use a big pin, it's going to enlarge this hole, it's going to enlarge this in enlarge this hole, so it is advisable that i use a tiny lot of pinning. Is you don't use a big pin, okay, use a tiny pin and while pinning go through the hole you can see the hole there you guys can see. Then you go through the hole. So you don't end up ripping the nets, because if you should go through the line of course, you'll weaken that particular um line and risk and the stuff from ripping off ripping off. So i'm just going to go ahead and pin every part of this. Now what you don't want to do is to pin, and this side is really really lifting up. You don't want that. Where this place is very, you know you're trying to ventilate, and this one is coming up. You don't want that. You want this to be as flat as possible. Okay, just also ensure the tightness of your knot. So now next thing is the pin the type of pin you use. This is a handmade, and this is a china made ventilation needle. This is very, very important to be very sensitive with you if you're just setting up - and you feel you can't use this fine go ahead and use a crochet needle. But if you're going to be doing this professionally, you have to learn how to use the perfect. The real ventilation needle any of this can work so for this training i'm going to be using this one. This is the one i use for ventilating and this one my workers use. I will also demonstrate with this, but for the sake of oh, should i go ahead? Should i do this? Should i do this? Okay, fine! Let'S do this, let's go ahead and use this, and this needle is a two by three needle okay. It'S a two two by three so, which means it picks only two to three strands of hair now: to arrange the hairs you want to use. Don'T for this, the don't on this! Is you don't pack so many hairs, especially when you're starting up you don't pack? So many hairs and um you pack very little. If you're just a starter, you pack very little, you can even go ahead and just select the two strands you want to. You want to ventilate, okay, select two strands and just work with that until you master it before it starts you pack very few hairs. Now don't do this. I see a lot of people do this. I mean i don't i don't. I don't know how this works. This is a don't for me if you want to ventilate, you turn it this way. Okay, you grab it here and then you pinch and then you twist, okay. So after doing this, this is to do they don't is for you to do this. This is not it make sure you hold it like this, because this will help you and it makes it a lot easier to see the number of strands of hairs you're working with now. Another, don't is this: that's from this um um this for that part to this neck. It should not be long, it shouldn't be too long. Okay, this should not be too long, the closer the better. So this is the dough, and this is the is they don't, especially when you're still starting off? In fact, even if you've been in the game, this is a don't. This is the dough okay guys. So next thing is don't just rush into ventilation. This will also determine how fast you ventilate, okay, if you're doing this, make sure you pull out some hairs now, when you pull out some hairs, you'll see the number of strands you want to work with okay, but when you leave it like that, like a block, This does not just only waste your time, okay, while ventilating, so it makes it really really slow. So they do. Is you bend it hold twist and then you pull out some hairs now, let's go ahead and start the ventilating process. Okay, when you want to ventilate. Okay, guys, it is very, very important that you learn how to pass the needle under the net first learn how to pass the needle under the net and bringing it out successfully before trying to thick hairs to do to accomplish this. Okay, i think there's going to be a part. One of this section then we'll go to the past we'll get to this part two, because i don't want this video to be very long now when you want to pass the hook, you should bear in mind that there is a hook at the end of this Needle you can see it right there, okay, so now, when you're passing this, i've noticed a lot of my just push it in and then you see what's going on it, just it's always going to start hooking. This is the don't. Okay, you have to carefully. You have to carefully go down because don't try to you have to avoid, especially if you're, if you're, trying to ventilate a particular um line. So if you're trying to ventilate a particular line, you're trying to avoid hooking the line, this is what you do. You go down and then you bring it up. I don't know if you guys can see what is going on here and when you want to pull it out, you go down as well and gradually pull it out. Let me get the beginning, though: let's stop with this now you want to ventilate a particular line. You go in through the hole you can see the hole avoid coming in contact with the line. Then you bring it out. Remember, there's a hook at the end of this needle and then when you're, bringing it out, you go down okay and then bring it out. This is very, very important because if you should just rush, you see that you're pulling on this and finally you know what's happening, you see you almost repeat the next. This happens a lot. You don't want this to happen. So the most important is the downs you go down: okay, bring out your needle and as you're coming out, you go down as well and you gradually bring it out. Okay, so now, once you've mastered this step, we're going to the next step. The next thing to do is to pat is to grab this hair. How to grab this hair. You go in as usual. Okay make sure one dot is trying to go through two lines you see what's going on here. This is a big dot. Don'T do this? You have to ventilate a line: okay at a time, one line at a time, one line at a time. So now you go in you see what i'm doing you grab the two hairs you're working with. You can see. What'S going on here, i'm grabbing two hairs. Okay, so ensure that this hand is strong and now the bounce is loosing up your hand and you're trying to and then you're hooking the net and everything is messed up. No, you shouldn't do this. There is, you have to create a tension. You see this part is already weak. You have to create a tension right here, so you grab this okay, make sure you're pulling on this, because there's a hook at the end of this needle there's a hook at the end of this needle. You don't want this to come out from it, so you're holding tight so holding tight. Then you gradually go down and then you bring it out. You see that so you see we successfully brought this out. So we repeat it again: it don't is trying to ventilate when this is like this i've seen my you know, some of my um students are trying to do this and then they're struggling to get their heads. This is a don't it's a big, don't stretch back your hair, arrange it properly. Then you bend it. Okay, pull out some hairs. You go in a seizure. Like i talked to earlier, grab the two hairs. Then you go down pointing points a little downwards a bit, and then you bring it out. Okay. Now, once you have successfully gotten that part, when you've successfully learned how to grab the hair, okay grab your two strands of hair, and then you successfully learn how to bring it out. The next thing now is um how to twist your needle to pass it through the loop. Now you can see i'm just going to open up this. You can see there's a loop here. You can see that opening. So what you're trying to do is to pass this? Okay, it's more like um you're, trying to pass this like this and then you're passing it through your tiny top. Okay! Then you have something like this. Okay, you can see that opening right there. So, okay bring your brush you're, just passing it through the loop, like you can see, you're passing it through the loop, and this is what you're trying to achieve once uh you pass. It through remember always hold very close to the to the hair. Then you grab the hair and then pass it under the neck like so now, next thing is to grab like this i've seen some people go under the hair. This is not advisable, it may work for you. After a while, you notice you're, very slow, there's no shortcut to this thing. You just have to learn this method. Then you grab the hair like this. You go over the hair, you grab it and then you twist, then you lower it. This way, you don't do this, you grab and then you're doing this. I see what i'm doing this is not it. It will work, it may work after a while it will make your work slower. I always advise them to do this. Okay, once it's like this, you lower your hand, you grab it like. So then, you twist, while this hand is going down this one this hand goes down once you grab it. It goes down and then you twist, i don't know if you guys can see what i'm doing so once you twist, then you start pulling pulling this way. You can see clearly what you're doing okay, then, once it's out, you lower your hand, lower your hand, and then you pull so you can see the knot is tight. Okay, now what you don't want to do is this: you grab the hair, you pass it underneath and then you start you grab. Some people would grab it and then they are doing this they're trying to look under to see how it's going to pass. It may work, but after a while, you discover that this is not the best way to do it. The best way to do it, because you want, you really want to see what you are doing is to grab the hair. You see now i'm struggling to grab there, because i didn't pull out the strands i'll be working with. Then you go underneath: okay, lower your hand, like so grab the head twist, the other way until it's flat, you can see how the needle is facing. Now, like it's resting on on that lace. Okay, then you pull until it's out and then you place your hand downwards, and then you know you can see this. So another thing on that, don't is when holding your needle. You don't do this. Let me zoom out, so you can see clearly when holding your needle i've seen them there like this, that they're doing this. Like you see this, this is not right. I need to zoom out to where so now, when ventilating your hand shouldn't be like this, i've seen them. Sometimes they replace it like this, and then they are bending their hands like this, and then this one is coming in like this, i'm like what are you guys doing? What exactly are you doing? So if you want to get it right, hold your hairs. The right way using these two fingers and then you rest these three on the head. You can see that rest it on the head. This is the do, and this is the dot. This is it then this should come in like this. You hold it into three fingers and this two with the resting on the head: don't try to grab everything with all your fingers like this, because when you want to roll, you have to roll with this finger. Okay, so imagine so you have to roll it on this third finger. So imagine if it's resting here to be difficult for you to roll. So that's why this is this is the rolling part and when you're trying to roll to bring it out so now. Let'S do it again, let's just so, you guys can have a better understanding of what i'm doing. Oh you see now i was trying to pass it through two lines. Okay, you see that so now you see the way it is. I'M just gon na just roll. It really this is a lot easier, but when it's like this, how exactly do you roll like it becomes difficult? I don't see them they're trying to do this. You know this is it may work for some people, but the right way is to hold it like. So grab your hair and then you roll and another thing is make sure you hold tight at this point at this point. I'M talking about my left hand, make sure you're holding it because when you're trying to ventilate and then this is happening and then that's happening, and then this finally happens arrange your hair properly when it's too long another don't i've talked about this earlier, but i just Like to talk about it again, when it's too long, this is what happens: you're fighting to grab hair you're fighting to you don't want this. Now you arrange your hair carefully, pull out the hairs you want, so you can clearly see the ones you're working with go down, bring it out. You see that tension right there. This is what you want, and this area this loop here should not. This is a don't it shouldn't be too small, because when it's too small hold on, i think i need to zoom in now, when it's too small, when it's too small you find it difficult to the size of the loop, should be almost equal or even a Bit bigger than this part of this needle just the top part of the needle. So now when you, when it's too small, look at this, you see you see you're, finding it difficult to pass it through. That'S a big problem, but when it's long enough you can easily just twist twist pull it and then it goes through simple another thing: i've seen people do another major, don't is when, when you want to pass it through and then you're going in like this - and I see them there, they're struggling. No, this the hands should go in the same direction, you're pulling it the same direction. So this is it you grab it and then it should go that direction. Simple release your hand. It should just go that direction like voila like that, just like that, you should go the same direction so uh. There would definitely be a part two of this video, but i think i'll be stopping here. If there's any other challenge you're. Having make sure you, let me know in the comments section, so i'm going to be ventilating with the normal when i use the handmade for me, it's faster, so i'm just going to be. It'S almost still the same method, but you know i kind of prefer this, because somehow it just doesn't work for me. Although um you can see that it's a lot easier for me, but you can trust me. You can use any of the needles to still achieve the same thing. You see that you still turn it, but then this one pushes this to the end. It pushes the head to the end and then your knots, so this one gives you a tighter knot, but it doesn't still matter. I see that and then from the back. You can see this one at the back, the one at the back, the hair at the back with the loop okay he's going to push the one in front so the hook, and then your knots okay. So it's understandable when you make some mistakes, we make mistakes while ventilation yeah your hair may snap, it's normal. So when you're going through any of those um challenges, it's normal just be patient with yourself. So i hope you've learned something from this video and um. I know maybe i must have missed a lot of challenges, but hopefully later we'll also talk about it. So have a nice time and practice be patient with yourself and you finally learn it have a nice day and please, when you're ventilating, please you should go the direction. It should go the direction you're not in it shouldn't go this other direction, because you don't want this to show. You don't want these tiny circles to show it should go this direction. We still have a lot of things to learn from ventilation. This is just the beginning, part of it. You can learn this within five minutes 30 minutes, but the main ventilating takes a little while and we'll talk about the arrangement of the hairs and all that, so don't have a wonderful time. Guys, love you guys, bye, bye, don't forget to subscribe to my channel and give me a thumbs up. See you in my next video goodbye