How To Make A U-Part Wig/ Queen Weave Beauty Kinky Curly Hair Initial Review - Gobeeharris

Today, I'm going to be giving you my initial review for this new kinky curly hair I got from Queen weave uni I'll, also be showing you how I make and install my new part wig. So, just to give you an update, I cut my hair about three months ago. I decided to cut it because I wanted to wear my natural curls and the shape that my hair was at. The time was just not cute, so I cut it, and I was initially I was wearing his strangely. Like did my very first washing go and it turned out amazing and I'm doing washing goals ever since oh yeah and my hair is just a lot more healthy and strong. A lot will actually be the first time I install lead in my hair. Since I got my hair cut, so I'm really excited I've, never worn here from this company before so. This will be new to me as well. So yeah, let's get started. I actually got three bundles from Queen. We Beauty. I have two 16 inch bundles and an 18 inch bundle and as far as packaging goes, they arrived rather quickly arrived in about three days, and it came with a thank you card that shows just different types of hair. They have on the back. It also has instructions on how to take care of the hair sealing the web, shampoo and conditioning recommended products to use I'll, probably be using the same products. I'Ve been using on Mikey, curly hair and you can watch my previous videos I'll, put the link below on how I take care of my cute curly hair, the hair. This is my 16 inch bundle, and then I have this 18 inch bundle and the hair feels pretty soft. It'S like a spiral, type texture right now and usually most kinky curly hair comes like this. You have to UM wash it and you know brush it out for it to get that real afro look or the hair seems really nice. It'S really soft um the coils are bouncy. I'M not sure how this hair, like once it's wet and detangled, how it will look but we'll find out together. I want to extend this video longer than it has to be, so I'm going to just get started on making the, U part, and then I'm going to show you all how I braid my hair up and install the? U part usually with my new parts, while always with my new parts I use Clips - I don't so honey part on. I use I install Clips around my you part, so that I can take you on out the night, so I'll be doing that I'll, be showing you guys how I do you part how I saw the clips, how I braid my hair up and actually put that You part on my head: alright, let's go so here's a picture of the dome cap and clips I use this is the first time I've used these clips, but I heard they don't pull your hair out as so. I start threading right on that second stitch line. The top lines - I start this high because I have a small head and I don't like the hair directly on my neck, so you just want to pull the put the needle through twist the thread and place it on top of the needle pull it through. You want to make your thread fairly long, probably about arm's length, and then I just contained that same technique all the way through. Then I flip the left over. I don't cut it and then I sew the ends of the weft down, maybe about three times just to make sure it's secure. And then you just want to continue that same technique. All the way through keep pulling the way straight across and pull it tightly to make sure you don't have any lumps in your web. You just pull it straight across. You. Don'T have to worry about curving. The width of up it'll naturally begin curving by itself. As you can see, it has started carving and I just continues focusing on going straight across then. Once you get to the top you're going to cut your you and be careful not to cut the thread, and then I just cut the sides of my dome cap off something you all will have to sew all the way to the end of the dome cap. But again my head is small, so I cut the sides off, but I still leave the back on and I place my clip on the edge of the cap. I just stick my needle through the bottom twist, the thread around the needle twice and then pull it through, and I just continue doing that in each little hole in the clip. I use six clips two in the back two on the sides and two at the very base of the dome cap, and I bring my hair straight to the back. Put a put it in a little bun. I braid my leave out as well as you can see. I have very little leave out. You can choose how much leave out you look like. Sometimes I wear I leave out more depending on what style I want to wear like. If I want to twist my edges up I'll, usually leave out more and then my tricks are getting the you guys a blend. I place my clips inside my leave out, so I don't place them on the edge of my you. I place the clips actually in my real hair. That'S left out this way. You can't see where the wig starts and I just use ecostyler to let my edges and then I take the eco styler and run it through my leave out and the wig just to kind of blend it. And then I fluff up my roots and I cut the bottom of my wig. The hair was longer. I cut it before this and forgot to record it, but I usually only cut the bottom of the wig because I, like the top to be longer, it just gives it a more Domo fat when you do it that way, and that's it.