Lace Frontal Sew-In | Start To Finish No Glue-Tape
- Posted on 17 February, 2017
- Lace Closure
- By Anonymous
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⃟Hey loves! Welcome to my channel! If you haven't already go check out how I customized this frontal because it was pretty tricky! I wouldn't recommend this frontal BUT if you mistake and get it this is how you can SLAY! The lace on this frontal is cheap, and tears easily. This is why I couldn't remove the white lining and also why I decided not to tent the lace. The frontal also had limited space so i wasn't able to get it as close to her scalp as I wanted to! My installs are usually super flat and you don't usually have to have baby hairs neither do you need gel. But for what it was I think this frontal came out lovely! let me know what you think down below! Love you all XOXO
⃟How I customized this frontal:
⃟How I Lay My Frontal:
⃟Products In This Video:
Ebin New York 9A Brazilian silk closure (frontal)
Got 2 b glued gel
olive oil spray
Styling Moose
Connair curling iron 1 1/4 inch
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-Lighting: Limo Studio Lighting
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Hey guys welcome to my channel brand live so today we're going to be hanging out with whiffle Styles and I'm going to show you guys how to do a frontal sowing. So first I just started off. This is how I did my braid pattern and it's just the Beehive in the back, with braids, going down on the side and in the middle section of the hair straight back braids. So I'm using this olive oil spray just spray on her scalp, so her her Scout won't be itchy under her install and it'll be good and moisturize. So, as you guys can see, this frontal looks a little funky and I made a video on how I customized this baby. So I'll link that up in the information bar but yeah, I'm just laying it flush on her scalp and telling her to hold it. And then I'm just going to braid it down the sides to get the hair out of the way. This frontal was really hard to work with a lot of flaws with this frontal that she got from the hair store was horrible, and because of that, I wasn't able to secure it down good enough because it wasn't wide enough for the front of her head. So because of that, I wasn't able to sew down on the side braids like I wanted to. I wasn't able to get it as flush as I wanted to be to her scalp and it just it just wasn't really good, but the outcome was really good. So I was really excited for that portion, so what I'm doing now is just filling for the parts that need to be sewn over her ears and then I just start and sew the back of the front row down. So, as you can see, I do put the needle through and I'll wrap it around, and that is just to secure the thread in not it. So I do this every single time I go up under the braid with my needle, and this is just for extra security and just to have a knot in place. So if one end of the string comes out is, you know, has an extra security so that the whole thing will come out just because one portion did so before I cut the tabs off on the side. I do sew it down, so I just went in and felt for that last braid right above her ear, and I'm just sewing on that braid. I'M continuing to do my nodding method and making sure that I am pulling the lace taut so that it can be rather rather close to her scalp and the frontal can be flesh with her skin. Like I said, I had issues with that during this time, because her frontal arm just wasn't wide enough and, of course, the lace. The quality of the lace wasn't as good as quality so um. This is the struggle that I had to go through. So I also parted in the front, and I just sewed that down. I didn't do my wrapping method here, just because I wanted this just to be like seamless, since it was right in the front. So I just did it like this, so it could be less lace on the surface and it would be no knots up top. So I continue to sew down braids just randomly within the frontal and like I said, this is just to make sure that the frontal is on there really really good. You want to make sure that you're braiding, I'm sorry. You want to make sure that you're sewing on as many braids as you can to where it won't be noticeable when they're parting in their frontal. But as you can see, this frontal has this white strip in the front and on the side. So that's just the restriction to where she can't part in those areas. So right now I just parted off her part and I'm just putting it in the style that I want to do and I'm just using some bows just to get that in place. So, as you guys can see, I start right at the tip of the frontal and we work our way back and I do the smiley face um method of selling. I do again tie knots into every time that I go up under the braid in up under the weft just to make sure that is secure and I'm just going to continue to sew. And this smiley face pattern. Just going back and forth back and forth and also continuing to make sure I do a knot on every time that I go up under the west, so as I'm coming back around you guys may be asking why don't you use a net? A lot of my clients don't like knits, because it restricts them from scratching their scalp or getting to their scalp. Sometimes it just annoys them and then also it kind of feels like they can't breathe in there. So doing these knots also ensure that these gaps that I don't have anywhere to so it's going to stay secure because I'm tying it after every loop. So as I'm coming back up to the front, I'm just going to so and then I'm going to start to curve up once I get on to the lace on the frontal - and I know some people use nylon thread for this, but I just use regular thread. I don't really like nylon thread. I have to find some that I like, but I just I don't cut the tracks. I flip them over and I make sure that I'm sewing right on that fold and tying right on that fold and making sure it's really tight and really flat. So you know guys this is my process is all I do and when I get closer to the top, I just begin to sew straight straight across and I end right at the line where the hair stop. So I decided to just go ahead and cut this band off of this front. Oh because it's so not cute, but, like I said you guys have to watch my customizing video of this frontal and you'll, see where I plugged it in everything. So you should definitely check that video out so right here, I'm just taking out these baby hairs and just really getting them, so the front will blend and with her skin. Now I did not take this lace because the lace was not good quality, so I didn't want to mess it up and I didn't know how the lace would react. So I just said I'd, rather it be lighter than her skin tone than to be too dark, and we can't really fix that problem. But with it being lighter, you can always put um foundation or concealer or powder powder. And when I put this got to the glue gel on the front of the frontal, it really just made the frontal just fuse it melts into her skin, although of course it's a different color. It looks much much better once I did this process and I did end up putting a little bit of powder foundation on the front of the frontal. So you run into this problem. Don'T worry, you can either put powder foundation on the back of the front so before you lay it down or you can put it on top within those parts and things like that. But this frontal is definitely a piece of work. So just beware and I would not recommend buying a frontal from the hair store, so I'm just going in with the free spray just to set it all in place. It was pretty set of stone before, but I just wanted to use that as extra reinforcement and then I went in with my blow-dryer. This is such an important step to go in with your blow-dryer before you set the front, so I'm just using my stretchy papers and I'm going in and tying down her edges. Now it's important to blow-dry before you do this step, because you do not want these papers to just stick onto your frontal and not be able to come off, and then little pieces of paper will get stuck and you'll see what I'm talking about. When I take it off but um you just don't want it to be stuck on to your frontal. So my camera died on this part, but I used my infiniti pro Conair, one and 1/4 inch curling iron on 400 degrees to curl, her hair and these big, pretty voluminous curls. So right here, I'm just taking these papers off and, as you can see, is super super sticky and you'd want to make sure that it's dry before you take them off, which hers definitely was so I'm just taking the big side of this comb just raking or Curls out just to make them big and voluminous and I'm just kind of going with the natural flow of the curls. This is the finished. Look, I'm going to give you guys more visuals, of course, coming up, but I really had fun doing this frontal and it was such a challenge, but I think it came out really cute and she definitely loved the end result and yeah I'll see you guys in My next video give this video a thumbs up. If you enjoyed and comment down below, tell me what you think I'll see you all in my next video bye, you
Comments
Dayane Dydy: the frontal was a mess, but you did such a good job it turn out really good. Thank you for sharing! wow
TheMone Brand: That frontal was a disaster but you definitely made it look bomb!!! Great work
Carma Jay: You know how to work with anything! Sometimes my clients bring bad frontals and you have to make it work and you did a great job! Yes I hate beauty supply frontals lol but it's clients fault you did great job for what you were given keep it up
Kalisha J: Looks good!! That frontal though, the square lines in it were odd. You made it work.
Auntie Awakens U: Very beautiful work, seeing what you had to work with. I would probably tint the frontal lace with coffee or black tea. I just purchased a lace frontal. I don't want to bleach it, but I will give color to the lace with coffee. Job well done. The model is very beautiful.
IamJasmineBennett: Good job. One of my clients had the same frontal and it was a disaster it you made it work #greatwork
Naturally Chante': You did a great job I love it thanks for sharing
Lashaunda Bonds: Great job!! I love it! ❤
Toya Hall: I was so scared it wasn't going to look right but you slayed that love it !!
Beautiful YAS: Brianne this came out so cute!! I'm going to try this braiding pattern for my sew in today. I hope it comes out as cute as hers lol
Dillyn Armani: Before I read the description I was about to lay into u for not tinting that lace but once I read it I understood why this happened and that it wasn't ur fault. That frontal was trash. Coming from someone who does hair, u made it work for what it was worth. Great job✨
Akstylez _ak: Great job honey. I used a Closure similar to this frontal. I made a Unit out of it. That lift color band in the front made it detectable so I eventually cut it off and recreated some baby hairs. And did plucking.
JaMyia Tytiana: it still looks so good !! you worked with what you had!
Faith DOE: LOVE IT!!
Corlene Greenwood: YOUR technique is the best I have seen so far. Firstly, I like the way you think about it how if the cotton breaks, its ok, because you have done knots at every stitch. Secondly, you are doing this tutorial on a challenging frontal, not a top quality easy to lay type. Thirdly, you show us how to lay down the baby hairs BEFORE tweezing, and cutting it. Fourth, your method of sewing down the weaves makes sense. Five, you explained the pros and cons of having a net - I was considering doing this with a net, but it would drive me nuts not being able to scratch my head.
PRECIOUS ROBERSON: Yea the sew in was really nice just can't get over that lace being so light
Meekaxoxo: you did an awesome job. You definitely know what you're doing. not your fault she got the wrong frontal. however, you did a great job
Josana 💕: imma make sure i get the best frontal lol but this looks amazing!!!!
Fuego Babiii: How long can a frontal stay up,and do you prefer glue or sewing? Also,which is better closure or frontal?
Brittany Knight: You did that. Even with obstacles in the way.
l. C.: that is literally so CUTEEEEEE! I just wish it blended in with her skin a little bit more tho but you really did your thing
Denise C: Girl you worked a miracle considering how that frontal looked..
Jj Francis: The hair came out really great, it was only the frontal and not being tinted was the only issue...
flawlessweavesbychar: That is by far the most defective Frontal I have ever seen u did ur thing considering how defective the lace was ❤️️
Zarika Gilliard: I like the style and the way you tried to make the frontal work. I just don't like all the complaining throughout the entire video. I understand it wasn't a good frontal, but some people just get what they can afford. Plus you knew it wasn't gonna be that good so maybe you shouldn't have just made this video and did a frontal install on a different client with a better frontal.
Nextupblacky: Are you kidding ? That frontal looks horrible! I was literally waiting to see the next step until she said it was complete! Wow the thing I learned is to obviously not buy a cheap frontals from the hair store bcuz this is the outcome. I do love how she sews the hair in tho!
Forever Blessed: you made it work girl! good job. that was a terrible frontal
savedlinks777: As a professional I wouldn't have worked with that frontal even though she did the best she could considering the poor quality of the frontal it just not a good look from a professional view point.
prettymama114: That would be so bomb IF the lace wasn't showing and not matching her skin. ♀️
Ahmed Abdi: Amazing content and great job with the hair looks amazing !! showing love and support hope we stay connected and continue to support each other
JaMyia Tytiana: im so confused as to why the frontal has that huge square in the front
Tierra&Fam: Love it
Catching up with Charmaine: I literally just did my sisters hair like this and I thought it was me for a min ♀️ and I knew I wasn’t tripping,, she picked up the wrong frontal and didn’t realize it ..it was too short and that stupid silk patch is annoying
Aicha Camara: Love it
Annabell Asare: How long does your sewin last before you need a touch up?
Adonya RS: I like the fact that you did your client’s hair even though her frontal wasn’t a good quality. Most stylists would turn you around but the money has already been spent. You can’t tell it’s the hair and not your work!!
Mocha: I wouldn't even have used it. it still looks bogus. you did amazing trying to fix it tho.
Brittany Burns: u did good u can still c the lace tho
tashaune Batts: I dont think i would have paid for this.. and as a stylist i would have declined doing this style with that frontal!
cavangla0915: you did great!
MsIslandsweet: some tinting would have definitely helped.
Yasmeen: I know it's not your fault that she is stuck with this look. You did your best but you can't turn sugar to shit. But you got close. Good job for making the best of a bad closure.
Shakira Lanier: This is so niccccccceeeee omg I love ❤️ it
IamRoyalTee: I think u did ur best with what u had.
Sonime Hill: The lace is super white. Everything else is perfect
LONDXXN ON SOUNDCLOUD: Hello, I was just wondering how long does sew-in lace frontals last ?! lol i really need help
Dezaree Primo: The frontal turned out great, the hair looked beautiful. I just wish the frontal was died darker or darker powder was used
Cataleya Díaz Del Bosque: You did an excellent job despite the lace front being off colour. Maybe she could dab it with concealer or foundation in the front??
Je'Tarika Mitchell: I have bought lace frontal and closures from the hair store and I have never had the problems that you experienced. It could just be the brand that she bought
Chidiomimi Ukwuani: The installation was nice! Did she ended up covering it with makeup? so if could match her skintone better??
Kia Bowman: you were right about that cheap closure
J Nevé: everything about the technique and install looked good, even the styling. But since you were posting this I wish you would have applied the foundation or something to camouflage the color of the lace. its hard not to notice the difference in how it looks.
yanaj: Couldn’t you of used a powder or concealer that’s her shade to finesse the color of the lace since you couldn’t tint it ?
TRENNEDY JEANAE: She is gorgeous
Sania Jarvis: its nice i wish u would have physically showed the back of how u sewed it down cuz im a beginner and i got this crAzy closure too
Keithtian Green: So some people attach an elastic band to the frontal what are your thoughts?
Lemaries Zulueta: How much does it cost to get it done by you ?
Rae Lowery: That lace could have been tinted I’m sure.....
Keanna Victor: ✨
Happy Me: pretty!!
Divine Esthetics Skin & Hair: Install nice the cap was just a little to bright for her skin tone but still pawping
Vonni: Hey Brianne , I'm searching for a good frontal. is there any companies you suggest?
Zandra Williams: what hair did you use with this frontal?
BODY BY SLAY: I like your style, Good channel ! I've watched your videos and I think you have good potential ! I've subscribed ! Keep it up maybe you could check out my channel
Mara Little: Nobody told her buy a beauty supply store frontal
ItsDalora✨: You should've put some waterproof foundation at the bottom or permanent hairspray dye! Trust me Ik the struggle! But I guess she can blend her foundation into it when she styles!
Lele Boss: So much shade in the comments it was clearly stated in the 1st few seconds the frontal was trash♀️. It’s not her fault the client bought that mess in there, that’s prolly what she could afford and she did that ️ y’all acting like the frontal sitting up. Anywhooo it’s cute for how bad the frontal was .
Tor Vlogs: Frontal was wack but you twerked it that's all we ask from our stylists!
Berrie Benjamin: How long did this take
T. Monae: She should have gotten a better frontal. You can see the lace a lot. You did the best with what you had. Good technique
kewa D: Im sorry as much as you tried to help her with that frontal! it's gatta be a no for me
art heaux: Mmmm darken the lace a bit, otherwise it's perfect
Serenity Stewart: the video is good and very detailed but the part of the lace front showing in the front isnt working
Destynee Surgent: No ma'am. She wrong for that shit.
Kylay Michelle: why wasn't the lace tinted?... The styling looks good though
Jasmine Brown: How much & where did u get this wig?
Nakeyshia StPierre: Terrible u can see the line but still pretty if it was a better frontal
Grooming journalist: Beautiful as you
Kayla W: You sewed it & styled it good but I definitely wouldn’t have used it. Cuz she might blame you for it looking worse as time goes by because them baby hairs not gonna stay down for 8 weeks.
Renee Murphy: Nice
Ebony Denise: I know everyone is saying you did the best with what you had But why not tint it also It seems as if you would know if your going to bleach it and shes a brown skin girl you would also have to tint it which I didnt see you do in that customized video The hair style was pretty but come on now you could of tinted that
Brina Showell: You did a good job but that frontal was a disaster! She definitely needed a different frontal
Essence Harris: What are those lines on the frontal
Mochahontas: Wow I'd be pissed. The frontal was way too white ☠️
Tasia Hearst: ❤❤❤❤
Nicole Selena: Where can I buy it
Mo_tyme: You did a good job but that frontal is a mess. U definitely slayed
Lakita Fox: you can tell she has a frontal on duh you can see that shit but all in all the hair style is still pretty
tashaune Batts: Also stop blaming the beauty supply store.. there’s nothing wrong with beauty supply store hair.. she just purchased the wrong hair! I’ve purchased hair online and it was terrible..
A'Cashyia Nykee': Come to Atlanta I need this
blackpearll: As my auntie would this is a comb not a wand, i am not a magician. You can't bring ppl your worst and expect them to turn it into the best? Like she knew darn well that frontal was wrong brie she brought it to you
Pricilla: Next time could you please show exactly where you start sewing
Roselyn Makaza: That frontal is a disaster. You tried fixing it though . Good job
KhaDeisha Harris: Could you redo this video but with a “better” frontal please?
Raiesha Atwater: It’s gone be hell taking that out
Pretty Lil humble girl: The frontal makes her look like she has alopecia so it's a no for me it was way too light for her and needed to be tinted or just thrown away. I get u trying to work with what she had but nah sis.
Brianna Rashay: Hey Guys! Be sure to watch the ENTIRE video before Commenting! I explain everything in the video, in the description box, and also in the customizing video in the information tab.https://youtu.be/X8LyOeok8kw Whatever your client brings you, you have to work with It! This video is an example of that!
CZNDZCE: you can see the line of demarcation between her frontal and her hairline
Jasmine McIntosh: did u bleach the knots ?
deninekdw: Maannn, that would have been so pretty if she didn't have that frontal! You should have turned her around with that.Nice styling tho-you tried...!!!