She is going to a GALA | Detailed Step by Step Quickweave Half Up/ Half Down Install.

My friend is

going

to a

gala

and she asked me to do something to her hair, so she recently got a haircut because she had been dying and frying it for a few years and she wanted to start over, so she cut it. Removing the hair requires a little trimming, but we'll leave it at that for today. What I'm basically doing is framing the part I wanted to upload. Normally you would call this style

half

up,

half

down, but that's not the case. Actually, half of it is like a quarter of his head up and the rest of it down, so I'm basically separating it and it looks good on both sides, so now I'm

going

to separate the margin, so we had a hard time trying that. to figure out what was best to do for this style if she wanted to do a quick weave on the back or sew on the back and depending on the time we came to the conclusion that let's go ahead and do a quick weave because she also wanted It was nice, flat, elegant and classy, ​​so that's what we decided.

I recently learned a technique to decide if the skip is thick enough and that's when you pull it apart and flip it over the edge of your comb. If you can see the comb like I can now, then that means your skip isn't thick enough. so you want to add a little more hair until you can't see the comb under the hair. That's a game changer for me because Everybody knows I like to let go of the excess, let go of sometimes it's too much because I hate my hair showing, so that changed the game for me and I hope this works on this style we will see in the end so now I am just braiding this and this is the permission for the guys who will go over the quick weave and after I finish braiding this and put it away I will start with the quick weave process which I am very happy to detail them because I get a lot of questions every time I do quick knits and I'm so ready to jump down their throats and let them know what I'm doing now that we haven't gotten there. to the important part, but you know that braids are important too, so the first braid that I'm going to do for the quick weave part of this style is going to go from the top to the back across the nape of the neck.

Now sometimes people like to stop right when they get to the nape of the neck and not cross the back and I find that could be difficult for the client when it gets caught in their little hairs in the back, a lot of people are sensitive in the back. back of their neck and when you just stop there and start lifting the braid up, that tends to hurt them, so one of my techniques is to cross the name, this also helps the frame where I want to put the hair from leaving it. bulky. at the back like it does if I started flipping up, if you understand what I'm trying to say as to the method of flipping the ends of the braids into the next braid, sometimes the back of that can look a little bulky , so I like to put a braid along the nape of the neck so you know it doesn't leave that bulky volume and it protects the client's hair, so now I just lift that braid up and started braiding it down.

So that's what I mean, my flip up method now starts with the rest of the braids, but the first braid I do will go across the nape of the neck, so now I'm on the last braid and the last braid always ends in the center. me and then I end up flipping the right side braid and the left side braid in that last braid that I braided and I just put it in between the hairs that are up, so now I'm just going to oil the scalp right now I'm using honey, its rosemary, I think green bottle oil just to make her scalp oily, because we know the quick ways can cause itching and discomfort, so I just want to make sure she doesn't.

I don't have a dry scalp when using this style, so now the weave I'm wondering, this is not glue, this is a protectant. This is why some of you lose your mind because you don't understand, so this will create a barrier between her. natural hair and the glue, so now I'm pressing where her line is because I really want this when it dries to completely protect her hair because that's where I'm going to place the glue especially so you know it's sticking to her. scalp, but it won't go on your scalp, this will protect it from getting on your scalp, but I also want the cap to stick to your head so the whole star doesn't fall apart like I said, it's a barrier.

After you put that all over the part that you're going to glue the glue on, you want to dry it under the dryer for at least probably 20 to 30 minutes, honestly, until the lid is completely dry, you don't want to start putting. Um, glue the cap on while it's still wet, that's how people get fungus and stuff like that, so you definitely want the cap to dry completely before you start adding the glue, so now I'm just measuring the fabric and adding it to um as long as I go, but I always curve upwards and this style I wanted to do too because it allows me to add a lot of hair even though it's a quick weave.

I don't recommend doing a quick weave with really really good hair, but this hair was good hair, but she. She said she doesn't normally put her hair away afterwards so we didn't really care if the hair was going to be cut and damaged, we just wanted a quick blowout so that's the last quick weave we added to this style and I'm making sure that go along the line, that's why I made sure the Wonder weave was all the way up to the line or party just before I left out the braid so that last quick weave could go straight along that line and now I'm just going through with the blow dryer and making sure the glue is dry before moving on to the next part.

Now all you have to do to take this off is literally run a little bit of water through your hair once that marvel of weave is wet the entire cap and the hair will come off your natural hair and not be damaged so once she's done that you'll want to cut the cap off and this is when they'll probably say it feels like everything is falling off their head, which she did. let's say, but it's not just the cap, it's coming loose from your head and it feels like that, however, you can do it because like I said, there is a barrier between your natural hair and the glue, it can feel like it's not completely glued. your head so you have to find those weak spaces and make sure it's glued correctly so this style can last you at least the week or two weeks that it needs to so now that I've done that I want to go to the top row and basically , iron her hair and make it straight so I can, um, straighten it with the spray that needs to be glued on and put it in a ponytail, and you guys, I will definitely link everything in the comments section if we are on Facebook it will be in the comments yes we're on YouTube will be in the description section everything you need that I've used in this video will be linked for you it will probably be It's an Amazon link and just a disclaimer.

I earn a commission for those links, however that doesn't mean you have to pay more than you normally would if you went directly to Amazon, so now I'm just taking a chance. It sticks with spray and I just spray inside the ponytail area on the outside of the Ponte area and I'm combing, combing, combing towards the center to make sure each hair is straight and set and going straight to the ponytail , now you want to make sure this is centered because it's very easy to miss the center. I know, but it's easy, it's not in the center and it's noticeable if you don't, before you move on, once you put this in a ponytail, get in front. of your client and make sure the ponytail is centered so I ended up adding another elastic band just to secure it and I'm spraying continuously so we have a good base.

Now I'm going to braid the end and put a rubber band on the end now this wrapper is wrapping paper it's supposed to protect your ponytail from the glue this is to make a barrier between your ponytail and the glue and I folded the tip up down to make it stronger and now Let's glue the excess hair into the ponytail and I feel like this weight is much faster than gluing, putting the glue on the hair. I just put the glue along the ponytail and just wrapped the hair and that's it. same job, much faster as you can see I do it in increments so I'll put a little bit maybe an inch and a half to two inches up and then I'll wrap it and then I'll do it again.

Now that I'm done, I want the ponytail to be a little thicker, so now I'm putting the glue on the weave and wrapping it around the base of the ponytail, so now that we have the ponytail completed, that? What we want to do is get some hair out of the back and I'm just curling this hair to make it easier to wrap around the ponytail. I implored him to hold the hair and then I go back and put wax on it and laugh because it literally just undoes the curl but wax is better it will keep all the hairs aligned and then as I wrap the hair I spray the guts so they stay good. glued so that it stays on the frame and once I got to the end I put a little bit of glue on the end and this will make sure that the hair stays and sticks and just drizzle a little bit more so that there is glue. so that everything stays we don't want it to move we don't want it to do anything but it stays the way I put it so now I'm detangling it leave it out and I'm going to straighten that and then I'm going to go in afterwards and curl her hair so I'm using the T3 curling iron to curl her hair and I love this curling iron.

I mentioned it before, however, I didn't tell you that the downside of this curling iron is that I hate when hair can get a little stuck between the barrel and the handle of the curling iron. If you don't know anything about this curling iron, it comes off so you can have different size barrels that you could have. a wand and everything attached to the handle of the curling iron, but be careful, the curling iron meets the handle, there is a small crack there that sometimes the hair can have things, although I love the curling iron and I wouldn't do it, you know I would just I think it's the best one I've found so far since I've been doing my hair.

I just hate that part that can be dangerous for your hair. I thought I'd let you know so now I'm using a thick wax with caracare and I'm just putting in her edges and this is the final look guys oh my gosh she looks so beautiful the hair turned out great and like I said it's going to a

gala

and I think this is a great style. It's cute, it's cute and it's classy and yeah, I can't wait to show you a picture. I'll insert a photo of her at the gala at the end so you can see what she looked like overall, but thank you very much.

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