How To Install A "Natural" Looking U-Part Unit With Leave Out | Yummy Extensions | Renee L

My name is renee if you're new here so, as you can tell by the title, today's video is going to be all about my hair. I'Ve been getting so many questions about how i get my hair. The way that i wear it when it's like out and sort of like curled and loose ways, whether it's on youtube or instagram, i'm always getting those questions. So i decided, let me just record a video just you guys can see how i do what i do. So i'm not a hair girl by any means, it's pretty simple. So what i do is i make a u-part unit and the main part is what i do to my base. So, as far as making the u-part unit, you guys are gon na have to go on youtube and search how to make one, because it's the one that i have it's so janky and i'll show you guys later on in the video, and i pretty much just Do it together and i use bobby pins to put it on my head, so you guys are gon na have to google that part, because i don't know how to do a tutorial. Based on that. I did it too long ago and i'm using the same here and i got it from where i get the hair from so i got mine from yummy extensions, i'm not sure of the type of curl that i got i got this one ago. I would have to like look that up if i do i'll put it down in the description box now i do leave out a lot of hair, so most people - they maybe leave a little bit here in the middle or to the side. I leave a lot so, if you're into those natural, looking extensions then keep watching this video. Okay. Now the tools you're going to need are going to be a white comb, a rat tail comb, an edge brush. This you can find any. You can find all these at any local beauty supply store, but this particularly it has a little brush at the end and a little comb at the end. This is going to be to lay your edges. I don't typically use edge control. My hair is freshly washed and done, but i like to use even on my dry hair, just to sort of just keep it brushed down. Uh four bristle brush this one is firm, so i like it like that. I used to flat iron my hair as well as well brush it and then a paddle brush. Okay, let's get started so i'm not sure if i'm going to talk through this video or just do a voiceover so either way i'll still go through what i'm doing just in case. So i'm going to take out my ponytail, so my hair is freshly washed. The person so the first part that we're going to be doing is sectioning off all the leave out. So so this part, i'm not very, very neat with i just sort of play it by ear. I, like a deep side part, so i typically have a mirror over here, so i can see what i'm doing so. I typically start about here. You guys can see about here and i sort of curve it around, and i go a little bit further in on this side, because i leave out more here. So, as you can see, it's a deeper part here, i'm going to even that out deeper part here and all this is going to be braided up and if you guys can see here so right here, i'm just showing you guys how i do my parting. It'S not perfect, but it gets the job done, i'm just evening, everything out right now and then just tying up the leave out part. Now i'm going to work on the sides that i like to leave out about an inch about an inch on each side, and i tie those up to get those out the way and then all of this right here will be what's braided up. I'M using my aveda nutraplenish to moisturize my hair at this point. It'S really thick, so i like to use the thicker products on the back. I'M using about this amount on the hair that will be flat, ironed and left out. I will use a much lighter product, but the product that's being used on the back. It could be heavy just so it's moisturized, i do know i need my ends - trimmed badly. I am going to make a hair appointment shortly, so here i do the anchor braids very, very thin. That way i can just pin the unit onto the side that way it is secure and what i do. I do bigger braids in the back. I'M going to add some more of the aveda moisture product to it and what i do is once i braid the thicker braid. I will add in that smaller anchor braid on the side that way it's like less hair on the ends, just basically one big braid, keeping it going and braiding it down to the ends and i'm going to do the same on the other side and then anchor Braid and as i braid it, this will go into the trunkier braid in the back. You guys feel free to do as many braids as you'd like in the back. I just don't have the patience, so i keep them nice and chunky very color, purple, okay. Okay, i'm braiding this braid right here as well, all the way down to the end and in the back i just split the left, what's left into two and then once i break those i just pin up the ends into the back. You guys can sew it. Sometimes i'll sew it with like weaving thread, but here i just pin it just i don't have the patience i wash my hair often so this works for me. I can just take it off wash it really quick. Instead of taking down all these braids, now we're going to work on the leave out, i'm using my design, essentials, soaking gloss, add that to the hair comb it through and i'm also going to spray some design essential spray on it as well. I like to use this when i'm flat ironing, i take small sections to flat iron, my hair and i use my four bristle brush and i use a baby-less flat iron. It has like the curling on the other side and i use the highest temperature for 450.. My hair is coarse. It is not hard to flat iron at all. It gets really really straight easily with the one pass, but it is course don't ask me what type it is. I don't know nothing about all of that. I just know this type of hair that i have it's less coarse on top, because i tend to flat iron that i use a lot of leave out and in here i'll, just i'll flat iron. Some then i'll curl as i go and then pin curl and then continue with the neck. Okay, so my hair is already flat ironed and pin curled. So what i do so, i usually walk around or let it set for a little bit because i pin curl it while it's warm. I just went ahead and just finished the rest, and so then next i'll take out the clips and it's curled. I don't worry about the parting now, because once i have on the unit then once i have on the unit, then i'll figure out the party. So what i'll do is i'll just take all of my hair, that's being left out and i'll just clip it up. So it's out the way - and this is the unit here, so what i do is, i will put them in these like hot dog rollers. I think that's what they're called and it just stays curled. So if i freshly wash it, i will curl them with the big curling iron and then put them in these overnight and then, after that, i'll just keep on wrapping them up in these overnight and the curls stay. So i'm gon na pull these out. It'S like really sloppy, like i don't do these in like any particular way it just works. For me, it looks crazy, but this is what i do. This is how it looks on this side. It'S a little big. I do need to redo it and make it a little bit smaller to fit my head, but for now it is works for me. I will put somewhere in the video, the wig cap or the weaving cap that i use to sew it on because it comes with these straps on this side, but i cut them so they're not really that tight, but they come with adjustable straps. So here i'll take the paddle brush and then i'll just you can leave the curls like this. If you want or comb it out when it's on your head, but just i'll just comb it out a little bit here, see how it's like that nice sort of weave. So what i'll do is i'll? Take some smaller bobby pins like this, and i put it on my head, but you guys can always get the wig clips and sew them around the side. I just personally don't do that. I just think it makes my head sore and i don't have the patience to be doing all that maybe one day once i get it to fit perfectly, but it makes my head sore like my scalp, so i don't do all of that. So i usually do about two of these on this side. Maybe three on this side, because i have more hair, braided and then i'll take a bigger, bobby pin for the sides. So i'm gon na do my best to try to put this on on camera. So bear with me guys: okay turn around a little bit, okay, so so here i'm attaching the unit with the smaller bobby pins. As i said previously, i put the two smaller ones on the side with more level and then i put three bigger bobby pins, as you see here on the side with less leave out, i'm just attaching them to the anchor braid i'll start with one in the Middle and i put one on the top and one on the bottom - see here now - i'm adding the bigger bobby pins to the sides and of course here, if you guys want to sew on wig clips instead of bobby pins. I just use bobby pins because it's quicker for me and it's not, as does it make my scalp as sore, but again you guys can find those at a beauty, supply store and just sew those on or if you want to sew on the cap completely with, Like weaving thread, you guys can do that as well. Whatever works best for you, just don't get into a fight like this, because your wig will be snatched like snatched, okay, okay, so i'll take the clip out - and here is where everything will lay and then you can adjust your part. It'S pretty cool right here. You just get some here here, make sure you're covering all the traps. I like my part, a little bit deeper, so i'm just bringing down some more you just brush down the edges. If you want - and here is where you do like your edge control - that you're gon na do my hair is freshly washed, so i don't really need to do all of that and that's pretty much it it blends nicely. Hopefully i can't see from here, but you don't see any trucks and it's laid it's full. You turn it on, so you guys can see yes hunty and that's it. The most difficult part is going to be making the unit, but i'm sure you could find some that are already pre-made. I just i like to diy stuff and pretty creative like do it myself, so i just found a tutorial on youtube, youtube university and got to work and yes try this yummy extensions. I love this here. It'S like literally wash it with conditioner right wash it, but that's the directions i wash it with conditioner. Let it air dry it's best to let it air dry, because that's how your hair is going to be the softest. You know the air do not blow dry. The hair, your natural hair, do whatever it respects where it's best for you, but as far as the extensions, let them air dry and it takes a while. So you're gon na make sure you have anywhere to go or just wear your natural hair and yeah. And at night i'll just put them up in these hot dog rollers which mines are a hot mess but and then just go to sleep and uh pin curl up here as well. So there you have it guys. So, as always, don't forget to like comment and subscribe, if you do have any other additional questions, just leave them down below be happy to answer them and go over. Follow me on instagram, i'm always uploading over there as per usual and until next time, bye.