For this install we matched my guest perfectly to the new flex weft shade ‘cookie dough’ but her only hesitation was she wanted the front to be brighter. So I installed her bottom row of flex weft hybrid style so she can still hide the beads on the side. You could 100% do it all skeleton method too especially if they have finer hair. (I wanted to make this video to show you all an alternative way). Then for her top row I used a small seam ripper to undo the stitches and then that left me with a single row and a double row. I then undid the stitches of the double row giving me 3 single layers and I cut out the center layer. I went about 2 inches in to give her a good pop of blonde in the front but not too much! She has terrible hard water and always comes back needing lots of toner! I finally convinced her to go more dimensional so her hair blended better and can grow better. Adding lightener and all the other things on top of bad water is always a recipe for disaster. So to keep het still feeling blonde I then installed the top row hiding the first beads but added in a layer of ‘beige blonde’ infinity weft. This made it so it doesn’t get too bulky and she still had the rooted layers on the top and bottom. I did the exact same stitching on the top as I did the bottom! Let me know if you have any questions always! I hope this is helpful for when you're customizing in the salon! 16in custom flex weft install+added 4inches of infinity weft custom money piece: price $2000