How To Install A Lace Frontal Sew In On Yourself

Hi guys welcome back to my channel. Thank you so much for clicking on my video. I did this makeup because I plan to do all my intros for the videos that I filmed for September today. So it is the same day. It is the same makeup. Same shirt same everything, I'm just recording on my interest today. If you want to see how I installed this here, it's not sewn onto my head anymore. I took it out and turned it into a wig. Unfortunately, I did not record that, but it is a wave right now I had to because I feel like I need to wash my hair properly or it like starts to itch and or I feel like, my hair smells, so it was sewn in for, like 3 Weeks, I was trying to keep it in for months, but I could not make it. I couldn't do it. I don't know how people do it. You guys are the real MVP s. If you keep your hair in for longer than a month, I just couldn't. Do it so I took it out and I made it into a wig which was more convenient for me, because I still get the style that I was going for, but I have the option of taking it off and washing my hair properly braiding it and all That good stuff! So if you want to see how I installed a lace, frontal sewing with four bundles of hair. I should tell you a little bit about the hair. I bought the frontal and the four bundles from Aliexpress and I will leave all that information below where I purchased a year from I'm sorry, I'm looking down, I'm just getting these stuff that came with it. I believe this is the company that I bought the bundles from. I can't really remember - and this is the company I bought my closure from so the closure came by itself with these lashes and you guys know I don't really wear lashes if you've been falling for a while. I don't really wear lashes, but I think I'm gon na try to start getting into it, and then I got four bundles up here and I'm chopping and the hair came with these lashes. Now these are crazy. Dramatic. I don't know if I would ever wear them. I'Ll think about it, because I do like I said: I'm not really a lash girl, if you guys want me to do a review on this here, I will just let me know down in the comment section if you want to see how I installed a lace Front over four bundles of hair then keep on watching alright. So this is what the hair looks like just out of the package. I have not bleached Anastas yet so it is pre tweeze, so I didn't have to do much tweezing. This is what the hair looks. Like my four bundles, I believe I have eight and 18 20 22 in 24 inches and my closure is 16 inches. That is the developer that I'm using and the bleach and I'm just going to mix them together and apply it to my frontal so that I can start bleaching my knots now there are a ton of tutorials on YouTube that go into great detail on how to Bleach, your knots, I'm not a professional. This is maybe my second time doing this, so I just sort of sped it up, but I just wanted you guys to see my process and I'm gon na show you the consistency of what it looks like before. I apply it to my frontal. I am NOT making that too honey. I want it to be thick so that it won't seep through the closure too much. So I'm gon na start applying it to my closure and I'm just dabbing it on I'm not really pressing. It in because I don't want to bleach the hairs and I kinda sorta bleach some of the hairs, but it's not that noticeable it. Actually, it actually makes it look a little bit more natural. I was kind of worried when I washed it out that I may have reached it too much, but it was fine after applying the bleach to the closure, I'm going to set it aside so that it can process and while it's processing, I'm going to proceed with Washing my bundles, I use the Pantene two-in-one, shampoo and conditioner, and I've really freaking love that stuff. I use it on my natural hair as well. If it's amazing, once I'm done washing the hair and the frontal I'm gon na, let it dry overnight and once it's dry, I'm going to apply a elastic to the closer so that it fits tight on my head and lays flat once I've done that I'm just Going to find my first braid right by my ear, I'm going to tie the rest of my hair away, make sure it's secure and out of the way, then I'm going to secure the lace closure onto my head. So that way, when I'm sewing it, it doesn't shift and you know, move out of place. So that's what you see me doing here, so I'm gon na slow it down a little bit. So you guys to see exactly what I'm doing, I'm just making sure it's lined up correctly and then I'm gon na start sewing from the back of the closure. I'M not starting from the front, because the thread has a knot at the end of it. And I don't want that to be seen. Should the wind blow my hair, so I'm starting from the back and I'm going to sew all the way forward and then I'm going to sew back to the back of the closure, because I want to make sure that it's secure on my braids. Since I'm only sewing it down, I want to make sure that it's not going anywhere and it fits perfectly to my head. So let me just say this is my first time sewing in a closure. I'Ve sewn in weaves before, but I've never done at least frontal before or at least closure before, as a sewing only awake. So this is very new. For me I am a beginner. This is my first time doing it and I'm just figuring out as I go along, because I couldn't find a lot of tutorials on people doing lace, frontal on themselves. I'Ve seen other people do it on someone else, but never on themselves. I think I've maybe seen like one or two videos, so I'm pretty much just winging it. You know I'm trying to figure it out as I go along like I said, I'm stitching it all the way to the front of the braid, not to the complete front, because I don't want to toggle my edges too much and then I'm going to go back Towards the back of the closure and just make sure that is really secured onto that first braid, then I'm going to stitch the closure onto the braid next to that first braid. So the second grade, I'm going to stitch it to that as well. I'M doing this because I want it to be secure and no one is gon na see, see the stitching there, because I'm never gon na part, my hair, that low on my head. So I'm just securing it there to make sure that this closure goes nowhere and it lays flat. So I found the second braid and now I'm repeating the same process as what I did with the first braid. I'M stitching it from the back towards the front and then back again just to make sure it lays flat, and it is secure and don't worry if they here gets caught in between the thread. You can just use your pen once you're done and just pick it out and that kind of helps to hide the stitches as well, because the hair is covering it. So you don't really have to worry about it being shown with the stitches right there in the front, once I've done that I'm just gon na repeat the same process. On the other side of my head, I'm going to stitch on the first two braids on the side of my on the side of my head closest to my ear. Just so it is secure. I haven't sewn down the back as yet. I'M saving that for the very last bit because I want to make sure the sides are good first and everything is laying flat before I sew the back of the collar down. So I'm just nodding it here and then I'm going to go over to the other side of my head and do the same process of stitching down the lace front of once. I finished stitching down both sides. I'M gon na take my scissors and I'm just gon na cut that extra lace off thats hanging on the side of my head, because the closure was a little bit too long for my head. I didn't want to cut it before I sewed it down, because I didn't want to cut it too short and then I would not be able to get that back. So I waited until I thought everything down on the sides and then I cut the lace hanging on the sides. Now I'm going to start stitching the back, so I'm going to start from one end and I'm going to pull it tightly, pull it tightly so that it cannot shift and move around or be loose on the top of my head and then I'm going to start Stitching it all the way across until I get to the other side, let me take a selfie once I finished stitching the entire back part of the lace in my head, I'm going to just check to make sure that it is secure and it's not as I Wanted to be on my head so that it doesn't lift up or looks unnatural, I'm just gon na make sure, and now is the time to make any adjustments. If you need to stitch it down a little bit tighter, then you can go ahead and do that. Now is the time to do that before you cut that front place off, so I checked mine once I was done and it was secure. I didn't show the footage of me cutting these Elise off, because it was out of frame for the entire process of me, cutting through a song. So I didn't bother to include it because it would just have been a video of this out of my face for like two minutes. So I didn't include that. But once I was done and I was secure, I proceeded to cut the extra leaves off in the front and this here already had like a little bit of baby year, so I didn't really need to cut any. This is what the lace frontal looks like sewn onto my head and I started swimming in my bundle. I didn't record this whole process because is there's tons of videos for that. So this is what it looks like so far and you guys know the end result. Thank you so much for watching and if you haven't yet please subscribe, it would help me out so much. I love you guys and I will see you in my next video bye, bye,