Sure! I got it here: queenhairco.com/collections/queen-pro/products/untitled-feb26_14-56

Not long at all ,mine only last a week as I only wash it once a week 😢 very disappointed

Good question! It naturally sheds out over the course of a few weeks, clients typically come for infills around the 4 week mark

Yes! Clarify the hair, apply pre wrap solution and wrap, apply perm solution, let develop rinse out, then neutralizer or air neutralize.

@@xsamhair ohh so apply perming solution on top of wrap? Because instructions says to not mix solution with prewrap

Thank you!

It’s called CombLine. The tool is available when you take the class

Great question! They naturally shed from the hair, and then infills are done every 4 weeks - a full re set is usually done at the 6 month mark 🥰

@@xsamhair thank you 😘

Great question! I would advise to book in for a consultation, but this method is definitely a great option for fine/thin/fragile hair 🥰

Oh no! Sorry to hear that, it’s very important to brush between the rows regularly and dry the roots everytime you wash your hair to ensure this doesn’t happen.

For sure! Love that for you 🥰 unfortunately not always possible, hair is definitely down to genetics too and unfortunately not everyone can grow thickness/length. But love that you can and look after it ❤️❤️

@@xsamhair thank you !!!! Yes, I am sure it’s genetic and also depends on how people care the hair. I know some people who don’t want to have a dry hair, but they put too much heat. I don’t use chemicals on my hair, and I don’t like to add heat, if I do, it will be just for New Year’s Eve, but I prefer to style my hair over night to not use heat. I don’t use any special shampoo to grow my hair, my hair grows so fast!! That’s why I think it’s genetics. But it good to know that there are beauty products and people who help women with their hair care!

Why would anyone pay for a move up? To bring the weft back up into its original positioning after 4-6 weeks, it’s also quicker and more cost effective than paying for a full reinstall each time.

I’m in Los Angeles 😊

Its an ideal method for fine fragile hair, as long as the bonds are kept super small and maintenance is done regularly, I recommend they be removed and reinstalled every 2-3 months

Oh no! I’ve had other clients experience this with wefts, but I’ll switch them over to a flatter weft (e.g. infinity/genius weft) and sometimes combine with k-tips. Generally speaking k-tips have the most movement and versatility with hairstyles. I don’t offer maintenance appointments with k-tips, I install them and will do a full removal and install after around 3-5 months 😊

Yes! I typically do 1-2 move up or ‘push up’ appointments every 4-6 weeks before doing a full removal and reinstall 😊

I washed it after! We were doing color also, so I installed the hair first that way I could low light and tone all together so that it all looked uniformed 😊

⁠@@xsamhair I would think it’s easier to wash beforehand, but you are the expert not me! You explained but I don’t know enough about how this all works to actually understand 😅 lol

No! I wear them myself and they’re super comfortable 😊

Great question! Glad you found my tutorial helpful. I opt to perm the extensions out of the head, I find it much easier to do it prior to the install. Depending on the method it could be hard to isolate the natural hair from the extension hair once it’s in your head. If you are adamant that you want to do it I would avoid the point of attachment completely and start further down, work in small sections and process for the minimum time, checking constantly. Hope this helps!

Yaay! So happy to hear it, my pleasure 🥰

Thank you so much! Glad it was helpful 🥰

I’ve been doing a lot of research prior to offering this method and took various educational classes/courses. With any newer method comes pros and cons, it’s important that as professionals we take steps to make this as safe as possible, e.g. using shields, researching where the UV lights sits on the scale, checking the ingredients of the adhesive etc.

They’re fantastic!! That’s exactly right, they’re fantastic for the hairline. I ordered my kit through ‘the.weave.queen’ on Instagram. I also have a code for $20 off, it’s ‘SAM20’ 😊

Thanks!

Thank you so much, that was the kindest comment ever, I appreciate you taking the time to write that and watch the video. Where are you located? I’m based in Los Angeles, would love to connect with you and see if I can help with a fresh install ❤️

Thank you so much!

Ooo I love that idea! Totally, I’ll make one soon 😊😊

@@xsamhair great I’m staying tuned 👍👍👍👍

Thank you for entering! I announced the winner for this competition already - but check back in for the next one when I hit the 3k mark 🥰

Sounds great! Send me a dm on Instagram and I can send you the details ‘xsamhair’ is my handle ❤️

Will do - thanks!

My pleasure 🥰

I have a video of the removal on my page - super easy!

Thank you 😊

Why? When done right these are super comfortable 😊

Hey! I use the one from Bellami Professional and hair made easi 😊

Thank you 😊

Thank you so much! 😊

Thank you! 😊

Ahh thank you! You’re so kind 😊

Thank you so much!

Hey! Great question! This is adhered to the hair with adhesive, it’s a clear adhesive and this type of extension naturally sheds from the hair, infills are done every 4 weeks 😊 I usually combine it with another method such as wefts,k-tips or tapes

@@xsamhair thank you for letting me know, I always wondered how these were attached when I've seen them on other channels. But seeing you replying so kindly to others, I finally felt safe to ask a potentially stupid question lol. So thanks again hun☺️

@@leannes1083my pleasure lovely, always happy to answer and help 😊

where cam I buy the machine- extensions snd glue?

Hey! This is a great question, for this type of extension the removal is done with an alcohol based remover to soften the bond and then smooth pliers to break the keratin down. It’s then slid out from the natural hair. I think I have a video on my page 😊 You brush your hair like normal, being gently and detangling the ends first then working your way up to the mids, once you get to the roots a recommend a boar bristle brush or a brush that doesn’t have any balls on the bristles - that way the extensions don’t get snagged. Clip ins are more prone to coming out as they are not as secure as another extension that is made to live in the hair for multiple weeks and designed to be washed in the hair. I hope that all helps!

Yassss! I love that, thank you so much, enjoy 🥰

@@xsamhair I literally just watched all of them 🤣🤣

Oh no! Sorry to hear you had a bad experience with Bellami hair, the professional hair does have warranty as long as it hasn’t been chemically treated (colored, permed etc.) Hair is a natural product so there are such things as ‘bad batches’. Definitely worth baring in mind for next time!

@@xsamhair my stylist did reach out to them since it got terribly matted and it was impossible to wear it down after just 4 weeks of wearing it, and unfortunately their only suggestion was to buy more hair. I spent so much on it that obviously I wouldn't risk spending double the amount to get another bad batch. I took great care of it - wearing a bonnet, silk pillowcase, top quality products, etc. It was an investment so I wanted to do my best with caring for it. After their reply I checked the reviews on their site, which I should have done before my stylist ordered it for me, and there's HUNDREDS, not a few, but literally hundreds of reviews that mention poor quality and matting. It's unfortunate they sell faulty products and take advantage of people not being able to return it. I'm actually looking into filing a lawsuit, and trying to contact other people who were ripped off since there's so many of us!

@@xsamhair did you delete my comment that mentioned the hundreds of bad reviews and the lawsuit? Just wondering if it was youtube or you

@@E.Alicia hey! No not me, I didn’t even see that comment, only the original one from this thread

My pleasure!