Throwback | Closure Sew In W/ No Glue No Baby Hairs

What'S up guys, thank you for tuning in once again, i am here with another tutorial for you guys today, i'm going to be showing you how to do a closure sew in with no glue and no baby hairs. This is what this particular client prefers, as well as a few others, her specifically because she plays sports, so the baby hairs and the glue is just not an option for her, because you know sweating what baby. If y'all hear cartoons and babies talking well a baby. Talking, please excuse me: i got ta, get it! How i live right now, okay, so i'm going over so um yeah. So the glue on the closure is just not an option for her because she plays sports. So i'm just going ahead. I parted it down the middle already and, as you can see, i'm braiding um right along her hairline. I try to braid as close to as close to the hairline as possible. I'M gon na do a close-up, so you can see what i mean by that in just a second, but these are like my anchor braids um. I guess you can say to stretch the closure out and get it as flat as i can. I tried to get as close as i could with the camera, so you guys could see this. So i'm just parting, like a really small section, maybe like um. I want to take half an inch or like a third of an inch section of hair and i'm going to angle my hands closer to her forehead so that the braid can be as close to the beginning of her hairline as possible. I hope i'm explaining that in a way that y'all can understand or if i'm not, hopefully you can see what i mean but see how there's like? No, you can't see any hair in front of her braid, it's just skin and then braid. That'S what your braid needs to look like for this process. I ain't talking to you, okay, so right here i thought i was recording, but i didn't but um just showing you what i did. I cut all of the lace off. I did not cut off the baby hairs. I used to cut off the baby hairs, but i feel like leaving it on gives it more of a natural look, because most of us have thinner hair around our hairline. So i leave them on now and i'm just having her to hold it down and we are going to stretch it as much as possible. I'M having her pull it as tight as she can and i'm also pulling my side as tight as i can, and i sew the um. I pull the needle through just a little bit lower than where the closure actually is because sometimes if you sew right under where the closure is and you'll finish, and you realize that it's still super loose, so i always sew it just a little bit further down For extra security, so i'm going on over to the other side and i'm just going to do the same exact thing: oh wow, i'm just going to do the same exact thing: i'm pulling it as tight as i can. If you don't want your client to hold it for you, you can kind of use something on their head. As a marker, like i use my my clients faces as a marker - a lot they don't even know like if they have a beauty mark or something or um a piece of hair. That goes a weird way. I use that to mark like where i'm going to sew the closures down um and i just came back to this side because it's still not as tight as i wanted it to be. So i'm just sewing this side down a little bit more and then we're gon na move on to um. The next part. Okay, so before sewing before actually sewing the closure down. It doesn't really matter um if the part is directly in the middle or not, but once you get those two um sides anchored down, you want to make sure the part is directly in the middle for this next step, or you will make a huge mistake that It'S just gon na be a headache to fix so make sure the part is directly down the middle and right now, i'm feeling for that first braid that i made so i'm parting like directly on top of the braid and i'm trying to feel for it and Make sure that um, you know that's what i'm feeling and then i'm gon na go in and sew the closure down to those braids. So i know you can't see a braid, but that's what i am sewing through. I'M sewing through the lace and then through the braid to make sure that it's laying as flat as possible in the front. So this is why you want to angle that first braid that you do in the front of their head, because you want to make sure that the closure is. You want to make sure that it's skin and then closure, not skin, hair and then closure. Unless that person wants hair left out in the front, you can do it that way, but this particular client doesn't like hair left out at all. So, that's why i do it that way and that's why it's super important to get that first braid as close to the hairline as possible. So i'm just going to go over to the other side and do the same thing. And you can't see it that good. But that's all right because y'all already saw me do it. Okay, i wasn't going to post this y'all because my client actually decided that she didn't want her hair styled. In the end she wanted to leave in its natural state and i wasn't gon na post it because i was like i couldn't finish, but first of all baby back up - that's number one. So i wasn't gon na post it because i was like it's not finished, but i was like you know, i'm just gon na post it anyway, because i know that most people um well my age or even just new stylists. They probably only know how to do this with glue. You know the frontal looking closures or whatever whatever so i was like. Well, let me um, you know, show them how to do this way, which is the old way how we started doing closures when closures. First came about you know: a lot of people already know how to do this method, but some new hairstylists may not know how to do it. So i was like. Let me just go ahead and post. It anyway help somebody help somebody you know. Hopefully it helps. Somebody so now, i'm just going around the whole closure sewing it down. One thing you do not want to do is um sew, the back of it down before you sew the front of it down, because it will slide back and you will have to undo the entire process in order for you to get it back where it was So if you're going to do this method, take the exact same steps that i did in order for it to lay the way that it needs to lay so now, i'm just gon na uh sew the hair in i'm. Not sure much of that, because this isn't you know a sewing video, it's really just how to do the closure, so i'm just gon na do that really quick and we'll get back to the top all right, so we got everything sewn down. We got everything in place now, it's time to finesse, okay, it's time to finish. If you don't know, if you're a hairstylist and you don't know how to finesse, i don't know how you're getting by in life. Okay, i just i don't know, i don't know how you're doing that sis but kudos to you so we're about to finesse, to make this look as natural as possible. I'M starting by putting my dark chocolate, kiss powder on her part. Don'T um don't be talking! It'S gon na be cute in a minute. Just wait! Just wait. Okay, just give me a second, so we're gon na go ahead and part it and um hot comb. These sections - i'm using my oh can't, remember the name of it - wax stick i'll put it in the description below, but i'm just parting sections and hot combing. It you kind of want to hot comb in a forward motion just a little bit so that the hair falls into the face hot in that lace a little bit more than it's already hidden sweet just sweet. So i'm going to go ahead and pull this back. I like to spray the lace with some um of the black hair spray, the black spray dye. I like to spray the lace with that. It'S only like a little teeny, tiny piece of lace, but i like to spray it anyway. It makes a huge difference in my opinion, so i spray it on both sides. You want to use something because you know, obviously it's going to get on their skin and, of course you can wipe it off, but it feels like doing all that nice. So i used some paper, i kind of put it up under there a little bit and i spray the lace with the spray down. This just makes it better blend in with the hair. It just looks like hair, so if the wind was to blow or anything like that, it just looks like hair, not lace, and i'm also going to go in and spray her apart. All right. So, as you can see, it's looking super natural already um we're practically done because she didn't want it styled. Once again, i am going to insert a clip of what it would have looked like. Has she gotten it straightened, or you know what it normally looks like when she gets it straightened, and i'm also going to show you guys a close-up of what it looks like so yeah y'all. This is how you do a closure sew in with no glue, no baby hairs, no excess lace in the front, no lifting with sweating. No none of that just clean and simple. So, as promised, i'm going to insert a picture here of how it looks when she - actually, this is not her. This is her baby sister. They look like twins, i know so this is her baby sister. This is how it would normally look if um she were to get it straightened or curled or anything of that nature, and i really hope you guys like this video. I really hope you learned something don't forget to comment like subscribe and let me know if there's anything else, you guys would like to see in the comments below thanks for watching and i'll, see you next week.