Half Up Half Down Quickweave Ft. Unice

Hey baby's gon na jump straight into this video as usual, I'm doing a half up half down, as you can see my hair with like pre-stretch and below dried out as straight as possible and yeah. I have two pigtails in the front and then two cornrows going to the back, so you don't have to do an extensive, like braiding pattern for this hairstyle at all here, our company that I'm teaming up with is you nice hair. I'Ve worked at them before, so I was sent the blimps a 20 inch of their stray 18 18 and a 16 inch. I think a six and also the DS, all of you down below, of course, but I opted out doing a frontal and instead the half up half down so I'm gon na be taking a black stocking cap. I think the first video I've done like a half up, half down and use a brown one. That was just because that was all that I had, but nevertheless, I'm gon na go ahead and put this on. It does fit really really snug. You have two choices. You can totally just leave it in the front, go ahead and mark out the area where your parting of space is or you can do this method, which it doesn't bother me too too much. I get questions about. How does the cap sustain I'm gon na be showing you how I place to track a little bit? I guess after where the actual cap alive itself so near my part area. You know it's where I'm gon na lay those tracks, but you'll kind of get to see that, and also to see when the cap starts, is flat back kind of hard to handle that so, like I said, here's the hair, it is straight. I believe I use. I didn't use this 20 inch on purpose. I use two of the eighteen inches and then that was it as it actually used all the bundles. So I got away with about a bundle and I have because I was going for a really really natural. Look. I'M gon na be using B salon Pro 32nd hair glue. I really really love this stuff. It does not take much for it to just hold on and adhere to your hair or should the tracks you know it doesn't take forever to dry. You don't need to blow dryer in that whole ordeal if you're, one of those people that are nervous about the glue, definitely use whatever protective measures you have like. If you need to use two caps, if you want to use the salon Pro protective like adhesive, I believe it's like a gel or some type of mixture that they use to kind of coat the hair. To me, it's just pointless. I don't use so much glue that it's like seeping through the cap and going all throughout my hair. Obviously some of the glue is gon na sleep through the crap cap, that's kind of normal. Is they actually what I want in order for it to stick, but I'll show you how to remove it in a later video, if you guys have not seen already, I do have quickly videos that show you how to remove the actual cap and the glue. I literally just take some oil and kind of just remove it so, like I said, I'm laying the tracks kind of measuring this out just making sure to get right before my parting area, for where you know, I kind of want it to look like my hair. Has been party and just pressed out so kind of creating that illusion? This is gon na, be really really natural-looking. I do not want this to be thick and super super full, but you obviously know like okay yeah. She definitely has a weave in so that was not my goal, but I also do not want to have that in hair so where I would have had to like press it out and then cover any tracks or anything like that. So I'm just literally overlaying this continuing this method up. Here'S the part where I notice the cap starts to slip back, which is okay. Obviously, I didn't want to keep putting it directly on my hair, so I did just take a clip to kind of hold it in place. While I worked my way up, we're just a little bit more so this is what that looks like. I think, throughout this video I did go ahead and kind of show you glances of what the cap looks like throughout no, I did not even part my hair straight across, like that was just a hot mess. I did like a rough, a rough part to kind of just get everything parted out, but nevertheless, like I said you do what works best for you. I get so many questions about. How does the cap say y'all it's glue? It should not be going anywhere. Obviously, over time that glue can kind of slip if you're one of those people that has like a really really sweaty and hot head, but even still the glue really should not be slipping. If you feel the need to slow down this cap definitely do that, but in my case I wear styles like this for about three days and take it out. So I'm not one of those people that I'm aware this for like two and three weeks, I just don't see that from my life like a ponytail to me, it should definitely last about three to three days max, like other than that, take it out, but that's Just my opinion, so anyway, I'm just gon na kind of finish this off. As you can see, I've literally just gone back and forth and like this new motion until I get to the top so kind of just closes out, I'm not even putting the clip the tracks like super close together at all. Like I said, I got away with one full bundle from, but like the very back of my head to the top, so that was just one bundle: a very nice and natural length. I did actually trim the ends. What you can't see in this video? Obviously, because I didn't like tilt the camera, but the hair looks really really pretty a nice natural Brown black, almost and, like I said, look at the sides like everything just cascades upon itself, so it really does look like my hair was parted in just straight. You know kind of straightened out so really really like this. Definitely let me know when you try. It send me pictures, I'm thinking, I'm gon na create like a mini, like maybe a 1-minute tutorial on Instagram. You guys seem to love that and then I'm. Of course, I'm just gon na go ahead and kind of position, my hair up into a small bun or a little ponytail at the top of my head, so for action, troll, I'm gon na be using the ebon edge control. I'Ve heard that some of you guys, like it, somebody guys, don't surprisingly, I was obsessed with it and now I'm starting to kind of like get over it. So I need to try out something different. Let me know what you guys feel about the edge booster. I'Ve heard about that like on Instagram and stuff, I'm not really sure how I feel about it, but yeah the ebon. I don't like the fact that it leaves like a white residue if you don't truly brush it out and kind of really work it into your hair. So if you're, one of those girls that do your ponytail and then at the edge control, this product will not really be best for you. I'M saying that because of that white residue, if you don't brush it out, it really will leave like a Casti. You know just a cast on your hair and I don't like that at all. So I thought I was in love. It wasn't love y'all, okay anyway, so I'm just brushing this up. I did not want to go too crazy with the baby hair, so I'm gon na be swooping some hair out from my temple area. Like I said, I don't really have baby here. This is adult, hair or broke it off here, whatever you want to call it, but if you truly do like the baby hair, look definitely do that as you please, so I'm just gon na kind of work on that a little bit. The hair overall was really really silky. I never have had any issues with you, nice hair, obviously, a once I got finished with langar the tracks. I did do like a complete like brush out of it. Obviously I did get some shed hair, but that was because, of course I was cutting the track as I was laying the quick weave. So if you guys want to know how long it lasts, like, I said totally up to you on how long you actually want to keep it in, I would strongly believe this hairstyle can totally last a full week to two weeks. If you consider redoing your ponytail, I don't know how you know crazy, you ask sleep, but I sleep pretty crazy. My pony salt would be all over the place like fuzzy and stuff, but instead of doing a braid, I did just go ahead and twist it down. I should have done a braid. I mean it probably would have been a little bit tighter, but nevertheless, let's it go ahead and just kind of twist this upon itself to like a little band through not and then, of course, I'm gon na secure that with a what did I use rubberband. So I'm just using that making this little bitty ponytail some of y'all, really walk out. The house like this, like real hair, a night that is now okay, don't be walking out the house with these little bitty buttons: okay, okay, just please launder these! Oh! This looks crazy, but um anyway, so I was still just. I love my baby here. Y'All keep calling this baby here. This is not good here. Okay, so taking some got, ta be glue, a spray as y'all know. This has been like my obsession lately, just using that to really come and secure everything and then going through it with a Babyliss flatiron. You can use whichever fire I even have to use a fire and honestly, but just to kind of straighten out the hair. To really make sure everything was silky, so I didn't have to do too much work at the end. Now, in regards to the ponytail, I ended up wrapping you this with the full bundle and taking it out after I realized it was just too thick like how you go from using one bundle in the back and then a full bundle for your playing. So like no, so I cut the track in half like whatever the halfway measure was, I cut it in half and literally create it, the Western ponytail, with just half of a bundle so AB under when I have got me through this style. What does that mean for you guys? They have plenty of bundle, deals going on right now. So if you did go ahead and get like three bundles or even the four bundle deal, it totally will work out because you're gon na be able to get like at least four styles with this, if you guys know, I'm a cleanup like wanting to do a Quick ponytail, so you can even reuse the hair. Do a ponytail. If you guys have seen the video on how I remove the quick weave, you can even use that you know as like of quick leave, wig and redo the top ponytail like I'll. Show you how to do that, how to reuse these types of styles, but nevertheless, in this portion, I am just taking a little bit of hair from the back and just wrapping the base of the ponytail. I then go ahead and spray that, with some hairspray just to make sure that it does not move and I'm wrapping it fairly tight, because I kind of want to suck that ponytail base in just a little bit, which I could have wrapped it a little bit. Tighter just to kind of a bit more of a ninja look, but that's okay, I'm securing it with a hairpin. I only use one hairpin. If you guys know how I wrap my ponytails. You know I don't really use too many hairpins and I just used to track itself and wrap it around itself. So this is what the hair looks. Like definitely hope you guys enjoyed this video. This is just a really quick straight to the point. I need something really nice natural-looking on the go. It'S not too too long, not too short, I'm 5, so 18 inches on me actually comes down to like my lower back, so it was still fairly long. I do kind of want to cut it up a little bit more, but I'm I am now just kind of leave it how it is I'm just running through with the flat iron, and that was literally it. So I definitely hope you guys enjoy it. Let me know if you guys do try this out. Like I said. I definitely want to see some pictures. I'Ve seen a lot more videos on YouTube in regards to this hairstyle, so I'm guessing it has become a little trendy. So that's really good, but other than that. I love you guys so much. They pretty leave any comments or questions down below definitely a home in comments on flower gang. I'M considering doing Mesa giveaways again that I used to do in my comment section other than that we are all set. I love you guys so much stay pretty and I will see you in my next video bye, babes