How To: Deep Side Part Quick Weave

Hey y'all welcome to my channel if you're new, you're gon na love it here and if you're returning what's up as you can see by the title, this is another her tutorial. This is a deep side, part quick, weave, very quick, very easy, very simple! I'M not gon na lie it's like three weeks later and i still got this hairstyle in so this. This is one of the ones and i mentioned this before, but i would like to mention it again. I am learning how to do my hair. I am not a hair stylist, i do what works for me and what i think looks good and yeah, i'm just recording it and putting it on youtube to show y'all. So it's not going to be perfect every time, but i'm trying my best no need to point out my mistakes. If you have any suggestions or tips comment down below and yeah, if you want to know how i achieve this, look just keep on watching, hey y'all. Once again, oh burn it off; okay, so these are my braids. I did about eight or nine braids. Those braids that are on the left side towards the front of my hair will be left out for my leave out. So i didn't record this part, but i used my got to be gel and my toothbrush to brush back my edges before i put on my cap and as you can see here, i am putting on my black cap next time. I will make sure that i do smaller, thinner, flatter braids just for a better foundation, so i found out that this method works best for me, using my got to be spray and using the protective shield gel. I first go in with my got to be spray and just spray all over. I make sure i use a good amount of that and then let that dry then i go in with the protective shield gel and put that on top. I feel like this really keeps my cap in place and allows my install to last longer. I make sure to put a good amount of this on and i let it dry. I don't record the drying process because i sit under an actual dryer to let this gel dry down. Someone asked me in a previous video why i didn't record myself cutting the cap off so here i am cutting the cap off. I literally just cut out the leave out section and the perimeter of my head also be careful doing this, because you are very close to your real hair and you don't want to cut your hair off. So these are the bundles that i will be using. For my click weave, i have used these bundles before so they are already pre-cut. I just have to measure each track to figure out the right placement, so i measured the track to my head: got my heart glue and put the glue on the track once i let that dry down just a little, i place the track from one end to The next straight across once i get the track on, i like to push it down to make sure it ain't going nowhere and i'll repeat the process measure the track out, put some glue on the track. Lay the track down from one end to the next straight across, and i repeat the process once i'm two or three tracks in i like to grab my blow dryer and draw the tracks down. I do this so that i know for sure that these tracks ain't going nowhere. So i have half of the install complete so now i'm about to go in with the highlighted bundle. I used a synthetic bundle from the beauty supply. This color was ash blonde and i believe i paid 14.99 as you can see it's a mixture of colors and it was so pretty also. I forgot to mention that i got this in a 30 inch. As you can see here, i am unraveling the bundle it is synthetic, so it did get tangled up a little bit. So i got a piece of the bundle i measured it out cut it and i basically do the same process as i did before. I'M just switching out the the different bundles since i was only doing the highlighted color towards the front of my head kind of in the bang area instead of measuring out tracks for my whole head. I would just only do it towards the front. The synthetic hair that i was using was much thinner than the human hair, so i doubled up the tracks not only for fullness, but so that you can also see the color better. Once i got the track down, i went in with my blow dryer to secure it. So here i am trying to see how the 1b track would look on top and, as you can see, it was fire and i'm just measuring out a track. On the other side, this is when i started to use smaller pieces instead of using one long track to go from one end to the next. I did this because a lot of my tracks were already cut, and this made it easier for me to get the highlighted bang area exactly how i wanted it to be. Once again here, i am measuring out my tracks, seeing exactly how i want the placement to be. I didn't want the highlights to be too heavy, because this is synthetic her and i didn't want to deal with having to manage synthetic hair, and also i didn't want the highlights to look too thin to the point where you couldn't really see the color for real. The left side is almost complete. I am just working on the highlighted side. I basically did two highlighted tracks and two black tracks: two highlighter tricks, two black tricks over and over and over until i got to the top. This is my last track placement for the left side, and now that side is complete, i'm just drawing it down, and here i am adding glue to the last track for the highlighted side, which is the right side. Okay, now i'm finally done gluing in all the tricks. Now, i'm about to straighten the weave out. While i was straightening my hair, i didn't use any products and i also had no troubles with putting heats on the synthetic hair, so everything is pressed out. This is how it looks very pretty. Can you see the highlights now i am taking my braids down about to do the worst part which is pressing on my lever. I don't like i don't like flat ironing my rear. I'Ma. Just be honest. I wanted to get my leave out as straight as possible, so i went in with my hot comb, my small, pink flat irons and my normal size patterns. This is when i noticed that i didn't leave enough baby hair out for my sideburns, but it's okay. I eventually got it figured out moving on to the other side of my leave out, just about to repeat the same process and just straighten my hair out. So now that i have everything straightened out. I know it doesn't look perfect, but i just wanted to get this step done before i went to sleep, so i won't have as much to do the next morning. This is the next day. Hey y'all, leave out looking a mess. I'M not sure why i didn't wrap my head tonight before, but it's cool. So before i start working on my leave out, i sprayed this hairspray in my hair to give it a better hold. This is the sebastian shaper plus extra hold hairspray. I didn't spray too much on knowing that this was a holding spray, because i don't want my hair to look stiff. So here i am fixing my part making sure it is giving deep side part. I took some time on this because i really wanted my part to look nice and crispy like i would be looking when you were a wig. I wanted to get that same effect on my leave out, so once i'm done doing that i go in with my wax. Stick. Wait! No! Actually, i fix my part a little bit more yeah. I really wanted my part to be really as perfect as i can get it now here. I am using my wax stick on my leave out to flatten it out more and to get rid of those flyaways now going in with my edge booster. Like always to do my edges, then i get my mini flat iron to straighten out my edges. I do this because it looks so clean and neat when i put the edge control on her and swoop the edges up, so i go in with my toothbrush and then start swooping them edges. I tried to make my edges look dramatic as possible with the little amount that i left out once i swoop them. Sideburns and my edges are complete. I get an elastic band and dry it all down with a blow dryer. This step is really important since i'm wearing my leave out. I really need my edges to stay in place 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 and yeah bye, guys my own foundation, everybody, everybody, everybody! Everybody