Hey! We used around 2 and half packs of infinity wefts 😊

Hey I used 1 pack of Bellami infinity wefts (she already has long hair, we installed one row mainly for thickness) 😊

Hi, no only use red color for educational purposes so viewers can see the stitchings. You can watch this video if you wish where I explain the whole install: BELLAMI FLEX WEFT TUTORIAL - Learn How To Apply Sew In Hair Extension Like A Pro kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXXPmoqHbs13qrc Also would be sharing a video soon on color matching. Thank you for watching 💕

Hi, I’m in Los Angeles.

Hi, this is CombLine tool. The only way to get it is by taking the CombLine class. It’s a very helpful tool I must say.

Hey! It’s the bellami shades ‘strawberry dream’ and ‘spiced crimson’ 😊

It’s an invisible row, so there’s wefts both under and on top of the beads to hide the point of attachment 😊

Thank you so much! I have a few on my page already but will be sure to upload more 😊

Thank you 🥰

I’ll make a more detailed video soon about the placement 🥰

My pleasure! 🥰

Yaaay 🥰

With an alcohol based remover and pliers 🥰

Thank you for your comment. No this is not keratin, This is called CombLine. It’s the latest method that attaches hair almost strand by strand and it’s very invisible. I have a full video on this method. Feel free to view if you like to know more 💕

Thank you so much!

The kit is from ‘Queen hair co’ 😊

Thank you!

Nothing wrong with enhancing what we have, sometimes length and thickness cannot be naturally achieved so hair extensions are a great solution!

@@xsamhair true, but why can’t we all accept we are the way we are?

⁠@@Concentr88what is your problem? Here’s a solution: don’t like extensions? Don’t get them. Smh. Why troll a site doing extensions?? Because you are nasty human being who craves attention???? Move on.

Thank you so much 🥰

Very little weight is added, it’s literally a few strands being added, they’re also designed to naturally shed out unlike other extension methods (hence why it can be used on finer/more fragile areas) 😊

I’ll get my client to come back for the removal once she’s ready, they can be tricky to remove yourself 🙈

Exactly! Thank you so much for taking the time to comment, I appreciate you 🥰🫶

It’s amazing!! 🥰

Ahh thank you so much! I appreciate that 🥰

@@xsamhair no, thank you for making this wonderful video

Love! What is the difference between flex weft and volume weft

Yaaay! Thank you so much, you just made my day 🥰

Know problem ❤😊

Typically my v-light bonds last a few weeks, I do know other stylists that have gotten longer, I feel like it’s down to the curing, I see some people cure with the light from both sides! 🥰

Ahh thank you lovely 🥰🥰

Thank you 💕

Love that idea! I’ll upload some videos of cutting, styling etc 🥰

Ahh thank you so much! That is so kind of you to say. I usually do 1-2 move ups where I just move up the bead and comb out the shed, and then I’ll remove, re do the beaded foundation and re-stitch usually every 12-18 weeks 🥰

Thanks for your feedback, it’s designed to shed, unlike any other hair extension method. The strands of hair attached are very few per bond, meaning it’s lightweight and designed with the idea in mind that it will be attached to more delicate areas such as the hairline, nape etc. I haven’t experienced damage with this method, that’s not to say it can’t occur, but correct education, install, and maintenance all comes into play.

Thank you!

Thanks for your feedback! This is actually made to shed unlike other extensions, definitely worth looking into!

African Americans have done this for years, but usually on straightened hair or hair with loose curls.

Yes, they can be 😊

Thanks for your feedback! With combline less is more, it’s more of an enhancement system to be used alongside other methods (that’s how I like to use it). Price wise, it depends on how many areas are being filled.

Correct! These are micro bonds, so around half the size of a full size bond. I drop down enough to allow for 360 degree movement from the first day of install, I don’t want the bonds to create any sort of tension, pulling etc. I drop down dependent on the clients naturally density, finer hair is more, thicker hair is less. Hope that makes sense 🥰

I love that idea!! It’s such a beautiful enhancement system 🥰

Wider than the bead so that the pockets of hair either side of the bead are big enough to pass a needle down without disrupting the bead 😊

Totally, the one thing I let clients know is that oil based products will make the bonds shed prematurely, so if I have a client that uses such products they will find they have to come in sooner for an infill 😊

African Americans have been doing this for years.

Yaay! I’m so happy to hear that, I’m delighted you found it helpful and it came out amazing! ✨

I price per area, you can also price per bond, e.g. $20 per bond 😊

New hair each time - very minimal hair is needed, so I tend to find that one pack of hair (25gram) can last up to 3 installs 🥰

I find the easiest way to remove is with an alcohol based remover and smooth (groove free) pliers. If the removal is done with care no damage should occur.

I would say this is a broad statement/assumption. Extensions do not lead to hair loss if done/installed/removed/maintained correctly.

Hair extensions can be worn by anybody 😊

Did you really just say that could you be any more ignorant

No only insecure black women wear euro/asian textured hair on their heads. Other races wear their own same hair texture.

Many people enjoy adding volume, length, or both. I loved mine.