Finally someone that actually shows how to do NBR from beginning to end! Most tutorials have the stylist standing behind the client while they sew. It is like they don’t anyone to see how they attach the weft.
hi! thank you for this super clear tutorial! i am looking for a tutorial on how to move up these types of extensions. Do you have a tutorial on the move up process? thank you so much!
Hi Crystal, Personally I don't do a "move up" I just cut the thread, remove the wefts, remove the beads then reapply with fresh beads. Some methods you may be able to just squeeze the beads and slide up but with this "chained beaded row" method it would be messy. This is best for fine hair and I like to slightly relocate the rows each time for the health of the hair.
@@VisionHairExtensions seriously- thank you SO much!!! I really appreciate the time you took to respond! I’ve seen a few different methods but I do think I’ll go ahead with your suggestion! Thank you!!!
Hi Chelsea, If you watch the video starting at 9 min you will see how I end and knot the thread. I have a new video coming out in a couple of weeks that shows how to apply 3 rows of machine wefts with the beaded row method. Thanks, Lynn
Hi JoAnn, 2-3 rows is average. The top row (or top 2 rows) can go above and in front of the ears. Make sure to to apply the weft(s) 1.5"-2"above the ears.
I always use Silicone beads, make sure you put a good amount of hair in the bead. I just published a new video applying on a client that may make this more clear. Thanks for watching!
Hi, Clear line could be used and it would hide really well. The problem is when you need to remove the weft the thread hides so well that it is hard to distinguish it from the clients own hair. Let me know if you try it. I would love your feedback. Thanks
starting at 6min thru 6:44 it looks like sooooo much tension on the root of your hair near the scalp. This is a lot of work. Looks like it may cause breakage. Do you have video of this being installed on a client? I've never seen this type of method before....
Hi Koko, A cornrow can be used too. The reason to use the beads is because they hold better on fine hair, cornrows slip out of fine hair. I also find the beaded row method not as tight as cornrows and more gentle.
painful, time consuming & requires lots of skill, i absolutely suck at corn roll braids my fingers just do not have the strength. braiding is a whole other thing lol
I don't feel it is damaging at all. Of course you have to judge the strength of each clients hair. Some people should not have extensions because their hair is easily pulled out, which is usually a health issue.
That’s called Itip extensions this is a completely different method and more desirable when it comes to clients with thick hair or those with thin hair to wish to add volume as well length
Thanks for the reply. I have not found slippage at all. Just make sure you use silicone micro rings, (silicone hold the hair), and you have a decent amount of hair in the beads. That is why I like XLarge rings. I have not found oily hair to be an issue although if the clients hair is very oily when applying I wuold wash it first
Hey there!! That’s actually not true. The beads secure everything. If done correctly there is no slipping at all. It actually is a great method. I wear it now.
@@fromamy39209 All hair extension techniques have premature or natural slippage. To imply there's no slippage whatsoever is not factual. I simply stated that this particular technique is not as robust.
Need a Hair Makeover Hair Extensions Hairloss Salon : I wear this method and have never once experienced slippage versus experiencing slippage with other methods such as tapes or I tips.
