How To Remove A Quickweave Detailed Talk Through

Hey max welcome back to my channel so today, I'm actually gon na show you how to remove a quick weave, I'm in the process of about to do like another style. So I definitely said that I was going to pop in to just show you exactly how I take mine out. I guess the safe way. Cuz, I mean, I guess, there's really no true segue, but I guess I mean just to avoid as much like breakage or damage as possible, because this can be used as a protective style. So let's get right into it. So I know some people like to go ahead and just try to wash out there quick ways me. I would much rather trying to get this oil going and then I'll go ahead and just allow it to kind of slide out before committing to water, because if you go ahead and just wash your hair or try to condition it out of your hair. Well now, especially if your natural, you have your real texture, going on that's wet now you got the glue it's kind of gon na warm up, especially if you're using warm water. It'S gon na warm up its gon na end up spreading throughout all of your hair. So you kind of want to avoid that, so the goal is to get as much glue out of your hair as possible. Hence the reason that I try to use two caps or I do use two caps. I mean I don't use an abundant amount of glue. I don't go back in with a blow-dryer to try to steal anything like know when it's time for it to come out, it comes out so in it be. You can pretty much use any oil that you're comfortable with the one that I'm going to be using today is, of course, cream of nature. Argan oil y'all think really needs to sponsor me at this point because I'm just like this is probably the only products that I use, but anyway, it is they're anti humidity a gloss and shine this now that has nothing to do with what I'm using it. For I just need something: that's gon na, be you know kind of, I guess a little base of all this. I just need something: that's gon na be oil-based, so that I can kind of slide this baby out. So if you guys saw my last video, I take overhead and just add in some tracks in my leave out area, to allow this to kind of just like blend with my hair. Well, this is what my hair is looking like: y'all crazy, all up in my business whatever. So let me just get this out of the way, and let me show you where that track is so here's my hair and then here's that track. So I'm just going to start by taking these out first, I did tell y'all that I'm gon na eventually use this as like a quick loop unit, so these tracks are just kind of like spare, so I'll definitely hold on to these all right. So here's the track - and then here is the oil of course, and you just want to start spraying directly on the area that you want to live so, of course, by the end of this you're going to be extremely oily. So, of course, you just want to rub it out kind of rub that through start sometimes hug and pull on it just a little bit if it's not coming out like this with ease we'll just play more, but you definitely don't want to tug at your hair Because your hair is gon na come out, so don't do that. You definitely just want to rub you're literally rubbing this out. As you can see, it's just sliding out. None of my hair is attached to the track. Nothing like that, like it's just the track so and then, as far as glue that was on my scalp, I don't have anything on my hair because it was laid directly on my scalp and so the glue that was there. It'S still loose, it's still literally on the track, so that would be the safest way to kind of take this out literally, like there's no glue on my hair, literally nothing, okay. So then you want to do the same thing, so I think I'll put another track here. All right, I'm just gon na expert rub kind of tug out it a little bit see how it's moving nice. Some more make sure when you do this like make sure you're not using your mom's, your mom spray. I used to get in trouble all the time because mom will be like. Where is my argan oil spray? Where is my spray and I'm gon na? Well, I didn't use all of it, I didn't I could use all of it. Corner click leaves to take it out, so yeah just go to Walmart and get you get you some spray. Please don't be using other people's products, don't be using. What'S going? Okay! Still! No hair came out. The glue is still on the track, but apparently I use a little bit more glue than I may have used on the last one, because right here, I'm not sure if you can see that little right here, that's good! So what I would do is spray this right. My hair gets overly saturated. I'M gon na take a comb, looks just like this rat tail comb, but not the really fine, toothed ones. This one, it's plastic, which means it will not get trapped like in between these comb hair there. Anything like that. This one is just like it's really really smoother than articles like it has oil in it. If it makes you comfortable, you could totally spray the comb with the oil and then you go through just like that, and then the little piece of glue that was there. Oh okay, where did it go? I don't know. I think I just got it on my floor. Oh I did alright, so this blue buddy, whose wood piece of glue that was in my hair, is not a now out. I didn't spread to any other parts or nothing like that, like literally everything that was in there is gone so now I'll, just have free here, so I'm gon na do this again. On the other side, there's the track space. My spray rub and this one's really tight. I really I feel it like it's not going anywhere. So if that isn't the case, what you can do is go right behind that and actually spray it all right. So I feel it loosening up just trying to make sure it's gon na slide out, like I said, I want to pull it out. Yes, and all of that glue is literally right there on it. Yeah. I think the Sun is coming up, so this lighting is gon na get crazy, okay, but anyway, all right. So then, here's that next shot special inscribe just leave the additional track that I had a name to kind of refresh the quickly just want to kind of get that one a move in there we go that one came out cuz. I think it was just literally sitting there same thing. The glue is still on the track, all right so yeah, I literally don't have any glue in my hair on my scalp like nothing, but you see how hosing her hair is right. So that allows for that slit and you wouldn't really what continue to do that like if you didn't have the cap on or anything or even if you did a glue in because I've done like where I'm so pressing my hair and then I put tracks in Between it, like wounded in, let me know if y'all wan na see that I have not done it. It'S so freakin long, but I would love to do it. It'S just kind of like a salon like body, and if your hair is kind of short, you can get a little bit longer. It would be like before it's clip ends, work the pins or I just couldn't afford to bend, and I didn't know how to make them at the time. So I definitely would just like glue and tracks, but anyway, so yeah. So this is pretty much that now. What I'm going to do to show you how to remove this entire unit, so this part will get a little crazy. I'M looking like real crazy right now, alright, so I want to get this out of the way, so I'm just going to start spraying like all around the perimeter right and massage literally look at that. It'S already coming up really, so you just continue to spray to massage. Remember, don't pull that's the main goal here: do not pull you just massage it out continue to massage we're, not tugging we're not pulling. We literally just spraying this out now the part where your braids are kind of attached. You want to be gentle because it will more than likely have been the most attached to the cap, so you want to spray away, like literally go crazy. Those are the ends that you want to protect, seeing so there's this one braid on here, all right, so I'm free free at last free at last. This little one hair is doing all right, and here is my new wig. So one track looks like it slips. A little bit, of course, it probably should've right so yeah. This is what it's looking like. Okay, so I have a full-blown u-part, wig and literally everything is still attached like the cap is still intact. If you look on the inside you'll actually notice that I never really used that much glue, so, as you can see, there's not like it. I'M funding amount of glue, that's like seeping through, so I didn't use like so much glue that you're, just like my hair, is supposed to be damaged and then just this one track kind of slipped, which is fine yeah literally. All I would do is just glue that back into the cap, and once that dries all that I would do is definitely go ahead and wash this unit with cold water like cold water. Look, how pretty it is, though, it's so pretty, and especially if you're gon na spend all this money on hair, like I'm gon na throw this away like, I would have even taken off all the tracks watched it and made a full-blown wig out of it, but No, so this is just fine, it will last you guys they really will. If you ever find any tearing in your cap, all that you need to do is get a mannequin head, put a shower cap on it. So it's kind of like how I showed you in my video of how to make a quick weave. Wig put a shower cap on top of your mannequin head, go ahead and put a regular wig cap on top of that and then apply the week on to it. You can literally either show that down or glue this entire unit to the new cap, and you should be fine. So literally it's just like repurposing the cat's, but yeah I mean yeah. I have so many tricks in, like I don't know how so many tips and tricks of how to maintain waves and leaves, and just kind of like make your money work for you. So I know I'm over here, looking like a little baby right now with all of this, but I just want to show you like. I literally I'm selling my hair, I literally don't have any like random splotches of blue. I think the only place that I would have some glue - let me see - actually it should have been some right up in here because I remember applying a little right here, but it's not even there. So maybe it did come off with the cat all right. So what I'm gon na do really quickly is go ahead and take out my braids and I'm gon na show you how I'm gon na use the oil to kind of pull out any additional glue that may have been stuck or traps in between my braids be Ready all right so remember, y'all when I originally like did my braids from the original video. This is coming perfect cuz, you literally get a full breakdown, you got ta, have it install it, how to style and refresh and then now how to take it down. So you can see all the series of other three videos or the look at my fingers. The other three videos then you'll, remember that I did sew down my braids in the back, so I'm literally just gon na take some on. I feel my fingers and then I take my scissors and I literally I don't cut it because I'm not sure if it's my hair and I so I literally just kind of wiggle it out so until it until the thread pops so just fill. I think it already popped. Actually, okay, there's and literally it's almost like, because I'm I use my braids and I flip them up when I apply like the cap, it kind of protects my hair right here, and so it would be a lot easier for me to just go ahead and put Some oil on the ends of my hair, to comb the glue out if there was any but y'all, it's really like nothing, it's crazy cuz! I would usually get a lot of glue. Sometimes I go a little crazy with the glue and if that just means I'm getting a little better alright, so I'm gon na go ahead and just take out these braids and I will be back when I'm done are y'all, so the Sun is coming up. My lighting is getting like really weird, or maybe I'm just really yellow. I don't know anyway, so I've completely taken out all my braids, and this is just pretty much what my hair is left and looking like, really just dirty and yeah, just all over the place. So what I'm gon na do is go ahead and just completely saturate my hair with the oil before I like combing through it. So people would do this with conditioner but, like I said, I don't like to get my hair wet, because it's already stretched out and it'll be a lot easier to kind of go through. Then, when I curl it because it's just or when I get my hair away, because my texture is just so weird, so I'm taking a watch of comb and starting off by just separating the hair already I'm not getting like too much of my hair. That'S coming out, so that's good, probably just like regular shedding. So keep that in mind when you do take out your installs you're gon na get some shiny, put your hair literally sheds every single day. So, depending on how long you pat it in you, may get a little bit more, the obviously air here shouldn't be falling out in chunks, but alright. This is how much hair I got nothing to do crazy, but enough right, oh and so inside of this, I do see little pieces of like glue little glue, but also now that I have it all these hand. Gold, I'm gon na, go through with a smaller comb, just to pick up and release any glue that may have been there, which I'm finding like a foul. So I'm like right up in here and I'm literally running against my Scout - I'm not just like going against my hair, so I do have a little like glue spots like on my hair or on my hand, and so this lets me know that more than likely, I do have little pieces of glue in my hair, so now that I would be ready to wash it. I will watch my hair first with conditioner just to make sure that it gets nice and moisturize, of course, and then I will go ahead and just wash it with a shampoo and then a condition again. So that's usually the way that I do it. I'M not going to show you that on camera, because I'm of course gon na like just do a whole bunch of other stuff like in-between. But the goal was just to definitely show you how to take out the quick weave safely and from here like I didn't, lose any like major amounts of hair. My hair is still intact and I literally only have little bitty spots of glue some as you can see, that was pretty much it. My hair has grown so much y'all. I'Ve never been able to do this, like literally I've, never been one of those girls who I'm like I'll get. My hair used to be really really long like no. My hair has always been short. It'S never got in this video, and so I started so really take care of my hair and do these protective styles, alright, babe! So that's pretty much it for this video. I went ahead and just put my hair in like a ponytail and put on a hat. Like literally, that's it but um yeah. Thank you guys so much for watching. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. It was a full blown start to finish. If you have not seen the original video make sure that you check that out to learn the braiding pattern, how to install it, how to maintain it, how to refresh the weave, how to take it down. Yeah, like you, got a full blown tutorial. So, thank you guys for watching. I love you guys so much stay pretty. I will see you next time back.