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Hey everybody. This is Shonda welcome back to my channel. If you hear little rumblings in the background, carrots is over there playing with her toys, so you may hear in the background today's video, I am going to be doing another review and it's another review on some synthetic hair. This is a preview of a look that you guys will see probably next week, not really sure how these videos are going to go up, but nonetheless, I'm going to be reviewing this hair system. So it's the keema master top gray premium fiber duo bun. I had a couple dual bundles and then I have some in here another package here that has a closure and it also have a bang. I have a lot of hair here, but I'm only going to be doing. I'M gon na be making some clip ins and I'm gon na make a removable, bang and we're gon na do a top knot of some sort. The closure piece I'm not going to use I'll use the bang so that I can make my removable thing and I'm gon na. Do it the same way that I did it like years ago, but I'll make sure to film it in this video, for you guys. So without further ado, if you're interested in seeing how I create this hairstyle that just keep watching alright, so I'm gon na start off with making my bangs here. So this is a single individual truck. So I want to make this as beefy as possible so that it's not stringy or anything, and then I don't want to have to glue so many of them together. So I'm going to make this into a double web by gluing them splitting the hair in half folding it in half and by gluing it together, so that I don't have to do so much. Oh so now, I'm just gon na go ahead and start cutting them. I kind of know the width that I need so I'll cut it, and then I will measure the next one, measured a little bit shorter and then that one and then just gradually do it. I think I ended up with four pieces and then what I'm gon na end up doing is gluing them like right on top of each other, but I'm not gon na glue the two woofs on top of each other, it's gon na be more so me gluing. It right up underneath each other so and that's it's like you're gluing it on the hair. But that's right up underneath the track and if you don't use a ton of glue, it shouldn't sleep over too bad and it shouldn't make too much of a mess within the herring. You'Ll still be able to use it so, okay. So what I'm doing here is just about to sew on some clips and you, the just regular late clips that you can buy at your beauty, supply stores or Sally's, or something like that. I think it's like 10 in a pack 10 or 20 in a pack and they're like a dollar, and so I'm just going to still a couple of bees on either edge. The last time I made a removable bang. I'Ve just pinned it in this time. I just wanted to clip it so that I couldn't have a little bit more flexibility on how I clip it around my ponytail, so yeah. It just makes it real easy one out. If I want to take it out at night - and I can you know sweat in the middle of the night - you don't want your bangs to be. You know going through those kind of things, so yeah just um, so one on either side of the bang and turned out to be pretty well, alright, guys so excuse my extremely dry scalp. I didn't realize how dry it was so a couple things here. I just kind of lashed took my braids into the braid itself, and so I really wouldn't recommend that, because it makes it a little bit bulkier, but this is totally for the gram y'all I once I took it back down, I kind of made it. You know work a little bit better, so it's not as bulky and then there are a couple of the tracks that did not fit all the way around. I didn't measure those gon na be honest. I just cut them and sold them because I figured that it was going to gradually get shorter once I went up some, but what I'm gon na do is just make a few more today and then just make sure that there is no gaps, because you can Tell on the edges: that is a little bit of room, and then I do realize that on that top track, that there wasn't any stability in the middle of it. So I did go in and reinforce that track with another clip so that there will be no oopsies when I'm wearing these out in public, so right now just flat ironing my leave out. This is actually the first time that I flat iron any portion of my hair in like seven months, and so you know it's like I earned it did what it was supposed to do right. I will next time probably flatiron my entire hip, because the top of my hair isn't flat ironed, and so you can tell detective difference between the textures. But when I do this hairstyle again I'll make sure to do it. The appropriate way - and so here I'm just using one of the bundles one of the 24-inch buzz bundles to I'll, make my button at the top, and so when I'm telling y'all. I struggled a little bit and that's mainly because I was like like on our 24. It seemed like, like I hadn't, had any sleep in the last couple of days, and so everything that I was doing I was failing at and so I'll wrap in this. My ponytail was one of those fails, though, once I got it together again. This is a single track, so I think I actually folded this over twice so wouldn't take as long ironically. It did, but and then, since it didn't meet up at the same, the length didn't meet up at the end at the same area. I just went ahead penned it where they all met two hair from each one of those sections, wrapped it around the ponytail just for stability, so that I can ensure that it's not going to come apart and that it's not going to be any problems so clipping. The hair back I'm going to go ahead and install these bangs, which again is super easy. With the clips you can kind of contour the truck around your ponytails so that there is nothing showing underneath your bun. So that's one of the main reasons why I really like a whole removable sister about supposed to pinning it in and so you're gon na notice in this clip versus the next set of Clips at the button or the ponytail is a little bit different. And that's because right here I was just kind of free-floating with it and it just wasn't looking right, and so I played with it a little bit and it ended up looking way better than what it looks like right here, and so this photo right here is Gon na be a lot different than the next still shot that you see and that's because my grand old self was not filming. While I was raising these bangs here, so you can see right here. I'M finishing it up using a razor blade over scissors is one of my thus things that I could suggest doing, because you don't have to worry about any blunt edges, I'm not a master with sheers, so I will turn to a razor blade before scissors any day. The razors that I purchased were a set of razors that you would put inside of a straight razor, got it from the beauty supply store. I think it had like five or six in the box for two dollars three dollars. I think, and they last a long time as long as you keep them up so here, I'm just you know doing the fun final touches on everything. There are a lot of areas of improvement with this hairstyle, but again it was super late and I just really wanted to get done. You really can tell the difference in my makeup, because I had a lot of errands that I was running this day. So when I filmed the intro to the video, my makeup was nice and fresh, and once I came back to actually do the hairstyle get girl was looking tired. I was tired and that's what it was. My makeup was tired, but finishing off the button, with a little bit of holding spread just to kind of cure. Some of those flyaways - I probably ended up cutting some of them off as well, but um yeah, guys very simple, very easy hairstyle. One of the things that I'm going to go in and do is make a few more of the clip in so that I can fill in some of those gaps in the back. As you can see just awful looking on the side, you can kind of see it clip off the side right. There make a few more Clips, fill in those little gaps, so that wouldn't take too long and then I'll probably keep this in a few days. Take it down and actually wash my hair so that I can moisturize my scalp and my hair and everything and then do my hair again like this and the next time that I do it. I'M gon na make sure that I'll probably end up straightening my hair at the top. I don't know I don't know what I'm gon na do. I don't really want to straighten it all too much and so next year, because I want to make a whole video about that. So yeah guys that's pretty much it. I haven't actually done in depth tutorial or in a while. I don't know. Maybe I have maybe the last couple could count as it, but this one was like one of those from start to finish type deals. So if you just got any questions jot them down below for me I'll answer them as soon as I can, and I'm really feeling this I've never had a bun. This small, you guys know that I'm used to the big old ones of tons of videos on them, but this one right here, I'm really liking. So if you have any questions so far, this hair is holding up. I like it so far. The real test will come once I actually start wearing it out with my heavier clothing but yeah. Let me know what you guys think: