Invisible beaded weft tutorial video

[@klloyd4938]

I think you did a better job showing and explaining this then the online certification I paid for. Thanks 😊

[@mariai4603]

Hahaha glad to hear it ❤

[@AliceIsMe]

You are a gem for uploading this, thank you so much 🙏🏻 my husband does this for me. Saved us about 2k here in LA! 👍🏻🖤

[@jensam1978]

It's insane how much they charge! Same in FL

[@cariroorda2432]

That’s so rad that your hubs does this for you!! ❤❤

[@danyz250f]

I'm a husband here looking to save some money 😂

[@mariai4603]

Haha that’s amazing!!!! Way to go , your husband is a saviour !!!!

[@vden02]

​@@jensam1978 You're paying not only fir their time, labor your also paying for the convenience of a skilled professional to install it correctly to save your hair from damage. Rent, electricity, water, taxes, supplies, peoduct and overhead have to be paid BEFORE that stylist gets her pay.

[@paulinacervantes874]

Best tutorial hands down! Easy to understand and straight to the point without taking almost an hour to explain! TY so much for this girly!

[@mariai4603]

I tried my best! I know the feeling haha

[@mishellamberlie]

ugh this has been the best most detailed video, thank youuuu

[@Axis.Mundis.]

Thank you for a wonderful tutorial I have been watching how to do this for almost six months seen a bunch of tutorials and yours is by far the most detailed and I love the tips and everything you gave me so much I finally feel like I can do these and know what I’m doing so thank you very much

[@kiandrawashere8695]

Thank you so much!! This is the best tutorial on KZbin!! Very detailed and actually shows step by step 🙏🏽. Can you please do a video on the invisible weft method without the sew in, just weft and beads. Thank you !

[@angel-mq2mo]

What a great instructional video! Thank you!😊❤

[@noemigaxiola2446]

Your videos are very informative, thanks for that. I was wondering What hair do you recommend for beginners 😫 hope to hear from you soon🤍

[@mariai4603]

Balmanehairco on Instagram! It’s our new line of Russian Slavic hair ❤

[@ashta0605]

Thanks to you I have successfully installed my first extensions with the help of your video and my boyfriend!! Thank you!! Would you please consider doing a video about how to remove them?

[@carmenj2949]

Thanks for the information and the video! Can you do a traditional move up and just part the two wefts and loosen and retighten the beads or do you have to completely reinstall each time? Thank you in advance!

[@fat_to_fit_diva7572]

Thank..this was very well shown and explained compared to other videos.

[@_khairen_]

Such an informative video. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@pamelawheeler6238]

This was wonderfully done, thank 3

[@ldubb317]

Are you going through the clamped form bead or just the section of hair between the bead and the scalp?

[@joselinrwilliams9852]

That’s what I’m wondering as well

[@karynloy]

never thru the actual bead.

[@jenweir6449]

Do you have a course to get certified in this method?

[@mariai4603]

Hello! Yes we do. Message us on our Instagram page @[e-mail]

[@mskaterinaa1]

Thank you so much for the tutorial! Can you fist sew the one beneath and then the one above? Or would that be to much thread in the end?

[@mariai4603]

I’m coming with an updated one soon!

[@Wisteria_Lane]

How do u do the sides? Just single beads or also wefts?

[@mariai4603]

I actually prefer to use tapes or any individual based extensions for the sides!

[@kankan572]

This was a great tutorial! If there’s 2 wefts sandwiched on thin hair will it show a lump thru the hair? Also doesn’t it look like a mullet when you don’t do the sides n very top?

[@mariai4603]

Not if you make sure not to go high up! I tend to use tapes or handtied weft when creating a row at the top, I stick to machine wefts at the bottoms cause they can be thicker!

[@UncommonCoated]

How much would you charge for this ?

[@mariai4603]

It really depends on length, thickness and colour!

[@Kawi636]

Will this cause hair loss or breakage ?

[@gigi1148]

Can you tell me what kind of thread and beads that is also the needle ? Please

[@mariai4603]

You can shop it all at balmanehairco on Instagram!

[@marymekwunye]

Good job 👏

[@beebertaylor9816]

Awesome tuturial.

[@lesmor8]

Thank you for sharing

[@ashleyrodgers8791]

This is an interesting technique… isn’t that a lot of tension on the natural hair…? All that weight…

[@jahdigga]

Great job.

[@jessicaleblanc9850]

Terrible. This is terrible. Get educated get certified. This is awful.

[@mariai4603]

This was a year ago when I had just first started….I mainly recorded this to see how I was doing so while you’re being a loser, take ur negative comments elsewhere and focus on your own shitty work! Thank uuuuuuu🫶

[@ruthie_rosario]

Jesssica, you have to be really miserable person to leave not one, but TWO useless critical comments on a complete stranger’s video. She never made the claim that her way is the best way. She never claimed that she was perfect. All she tried to do was give tips to others who may be new to this highly profitable technique who are in the process of getting their certification for this specific method. If your criticism was respectfully constructive, maybe your comment would be taken seriously. But you’ve yet to upload a video showing us how YOU install extensions on this hair type for all of us to judge. The only video you have is about you being a single mom and having a child. Now as with all certifications, you must practice over time and you will get better. Hell, even surgeons can attest to this. It’s funny how you display your assumptions that holding a specific certification means you can perform flawless work right off the bat. As with ANY certification in ANY field of work, it is experience that is always going to be the best teacher. She has explained she was new to this at the time of recording, but even if that wasn’t the case, the fact of the matter is, is that she had the basics down correctly. I really hope your negativity doesn’t rub off on your son. Education and certifications aren’t going to help you become a better person or better mother, so perhaps you need to focus on critiquing yourself before you worry about everybody else.

[@mariai4603]

@@ruthie_rosario thank you for the support and defence … some people are bored .. it’s ok ❤️

[@pamelabeckwith3433]

I really appreciate you taking the time to show me the basics!! Beats me paying that ridiculous price to get certified with IBE and not really learn anything. I'm grateful for your technique and it was free!! Whoever doesn't like it can keep scrolling and keep their negativity to themselves!!

[@BBWbarbiedoll]

Thank you so much

[@mysticm7731]

Hey Maria, do you work in Bulgaria

[@mariai4603]

I’m in Canada! However I do online training. Find me on Instagram @hairextensionsby.maria

[@BlkMagickGaia3]

Tip: when adding beads to the tool, pour the beads into the cap of the beads. Stick the tip of the tool into the beads ,adding several beads to the tip. Then lift the tip up, then use your hand to slide those beads down at once in one motion. You should be able to mount at least 4 beads at a time this way. Saves so much time than mounting beads one at a time.

[@bethunger2996]

Thank you for a great tutorial, you were concise and thorough. Much better video than the company I overpaid for a confusing videos that show nothing and explain less.

[@eleanortattam4401]

Hi this is VERY helpful thank you so much🙏🏼 can I just check - are you stitching down through the BEAD itself or just the hair that’s going into the bead?

[@l.9825]

Thank you so much! Great explanation as to how this can be done, from installing to removing or readjusting

[@bp4823]

I’m still learning extensions but I usually see people use smaller clips. Why would you use big verse small? Does it matter?

[@hairstylebysoufian]

nice video and good luck for new videos

[@evelinvillazano]

What size are the beads you are using ? (:

[@mariai4603]

Micro! 3.00mm

[@jensam1978]

Best tutorial. Thanks for sharing. Started out doing microlinks on myself and now doing this :)

[@lisafoley4269]

Should you do any extra sewing on the ends so they don’t flip? I’ve heard of people doing an X at the end or thinning out a weft.

[@mariai4603]

Yes absolutely!!! I always add a couple extra stitches if I don’t feel comfortable

[@dedeemilnes5920]

You’re so clear and precise thank you so much

[@biancaaranda1438]

Does the needle go through the inside of the bead where the natural hair goes through?

[@karynloy]

no

[@mariai4603]

It hours through the hair not through the actual bead and it physically cannot! So you pulling the needle through the hair that’s in the bead

[@SheriSantospieve]

When sewing the bead to the weft: go to edge of each side of the bead and sew to avoid the thread cutting into the client’s hair. This method will reduce the amount of shedding when removing the beads.

[@Missguidedghost_]

You’re so amazing for this. Thank you so much. Very informative, clear explanations, and very detailed training. THANK YOU 🙏🏻 🎉❤

[@MACGRLNC35]

Approximately what do you charge for this?

[@skullmonkeys77]

How’s that method doing for ya now that you’ve being boing it for a year? Have you’ve ever considered learning from the original flip up aka Invisible Bead Extensions®️?

[@mariai4603]

I have definitely upgraded my skills and techniques and am very happy and confident with how I do them! Maybe I’ll post a updated version soon xo

[@j.chanel3050]

Answer all my questions with one video thank you❤️

[@janispillow4256]

A gem!!!! Thank you!!! 💕💕

[@Megan-zi3tt]

Don’t like the sew job

[@danyelshinkle7466]

Do you see under the bead ?!

[@mariai4603]

Nope!

[@jessicaleblanc9850]

Wow that’s looks aweful

[@kristyalbright3257]

U would obviously use the same color beads and thread as your hair color and u would not b able to see them at all

[@mariai4603]

Your spelling looks awful