Most Comfortable Hair Extensions NSBW Non Sewn Beaded Weft Extensions by Nikki

Hello everyone, thank you very much for tuning in to this video. This is kind of an updated version of my other video showing my no-sew beading

weft

technique. Keep watching and I'll also cover how to blend

extensions

using a razor ring and curl technique.

extensions

using a flat iron, this technique that I'm showing you today is similar to the bead sew-in technique that you may have seen in my other videos, but developed more recently. I thought of this technique because many of my clients were having problems with the thread breaking over time with prolonged use of everyday things like water and

hair

brushing, sewing the extensions to the

hair

as done in the beading sewing video too It is more damaging to the hair because the

sewn

track pulls the small hairs from left to right, tightening the hair in the wrong direction, this strain can lead to hair loss over time, it also causes the extensions to loosen over a period of time. faster time, the non-sew track that I am showing you in this video causes the hair to rest in a downward motion the way hair grows naturally and therefore makes it stay tighter over a period of time longer without damaging hair.

The

sewn

track also has a tendency to grow outward towards the wall, while the unstoned track you are looking at now will grow downward and stay flat. This technique is gentle on the hair, lasts a long time, and only requires tightening every four to six weeks for the first two weeks. You can put your hair in a medium to low ponytail afterwards. that the extensions will have loosened a little and grown with your hair and you will be able to do higher hairstyles. Hey, I have received great reviews on this technique from my clients,

most

of my clients used to be bead sewing clients and 85 percent of them.

They have switched to this technique, they tell me they are the least painful extensions they have ever had, they last longer, stay more secure, and they like not having to worry about the thread getting tangled in the brush. Clients who have had them removed tell me that their hair has never felt healthier after removing the extensions and with little to no breakage their hair still feels normal after removing them. Keep it to yourself. I have done this method on Caucasian hair, African American hair, Asian hair, and mixed hair. Works on Caucasian hair. all of them, as long as they are applied and removed correctly.

I'm leaving out short video clips where I go through very important steps to ensure your extensions stay in just because I offer classes on them, so I can't give away all of my secrets. If you want to take a class, you can check out the Glow salon website. Oh, you were the captain, nothing here, you are an angel dreaming of your life in the past, come on, Atlantis, it makes me sad to think that I always mix up extensions. Use a razor because it gives the extensions a natural look. Using a razor on dry hair is fine, as long as it is new and sharp.

Sometimes I will have to shave the ends of the client's natural hair to eliminate dullness. This is generally not the case. It affects the length of the client's natural hair only its layers when curling with a flat iron I always look down on the flat iron moving it towards the floor instead of the wall if you are interested in learning more about flat iron curls click on small video playing at bottom left to be forwarded to my video curling iron foreign god I just wanted to do it so yeah it's continue empty she doesn't need another one how do you guys feel?

They hurt, can you feel them? no, they're pretty, they're pretty flat all the way up to the head and no, I don't really have a tight ponytail, eh, yeah, it didn't really add much extra weight.