Full Sew-In Lace Closure With Bangs: Ft. @Mayvenn Hair

Hey everyone welcome back to my channel. My name is amor in love and today I'm going to be showing you how to do a closure, so in using maven hair. If you are not subscribed, I invite you to do so now and if you liked the video at the end, then please go ahead and hit the thumbs up. First, I'm going to start by parting, her hair down the center. Then I'm going to section the hair into small braids from a middle part, going away from the middle part and braiding them all to the back. Then I'm going to be connecting the braids to each other by using the end of one braid and including it into the next braid doing. This helps to not have to sew down all of the braids up to each other at the end. So it's a really good time. Saver, if you don't want to sew down each braid to her base, plus it's going to be really easy for your client to take out her own sewing if the braids aren't sewn to each other. If you just include it into the next sprayed, so to connect all the last braids, I'm going to be doing one side and then going to the other side. And then, when I do that, last braid, I'm basically just gon na, include both of those into the French braid and then what I'm gon na do is weave that one braid that leftover braid intertwining through all those little loops and then, as I sew in the Bundles, I'm going to be sewing that braid to the base and the bundle at the same time, so that it's a really good time. Saver and again, it's gon na be a lot easier for your client to take out her own weave if the braids are not sewn down, and it's just gon na save time for you. So now that we have the base done, I'm basically attached an elastic band to the closure, and then I use that just as my little helper, so the client doesn't really have to do that. Much I don't know. I just thought it would be a good idea. So I did that and then it's funny, because I actually ended up cutting it and just pulling it and sewing it, but yeah you get the gist. I'M basically just sewing the closure one side at a time, starting from the back and leading my way forward up to her front hairline, and then I actually scoot the closure forward on her hair, because I'm gon na be cutting off that PU strip. That thickness on the side is called ap you strip, so I'm gon na cut that off and I'm gon na scoot the forward in front. I mean I'm gon na scoot the closure in front of her hairline for a more seamless look plus. If you put the closure in front of their hairline most likely, the closure is gon na, be able to last longer, because once the hair starts growing, the closure is gon na move back and then your clients gon na, have to come in for a closer touch Up midway through there so in depending on how long they normally keep their snow ends in my client normally likes to keep hers in as long as humanly possible. So for her, we like to scoot it forward she's not experienced with closures in this video, but since then, unfortunately, it took me forever to edit and upload this. But for her first time we decided to do bangs so that she wouldn't have to worry about the hairline, while she can also have all of her hair up at the same time, and so in so yes, I was saying oh yeah, she's new to closures and, Like lace, material for so in and full sew-in, so we basically just decided on bangs so that it's easy maintenance plus you ain't got ta worry about your closure sign back midway through your sewing cuz. You have bangs to cover that. So yes, now that this closure is sewn on, I'm gon na cut the extra lace from the front using a what I call a razor. I forget the correct term for it, but I'll link it for you guys in the description but yeah, I'm cutting that off. In a jagged line, it's not like you, don't see it anyway y'all, so I don't know why I even cut it in a jagged line. I'M just trying to do what I normally do when it comes to lace and weeds. So yeah I cut off the PU strip and now I'm going to extend that little corner and I'm pull it back towards the braids kind of like an anchor thread. So to speak, I don't really know what to call it but yeah. It'S basically on there I just like kind of sewed it down to b-flat we're not gon na use any glue or any of that because, like I said we're going to be having bangs so yeah next, I'm gon na be just selling on the bundles, like regular Y'All already know how to sew on bundles, but I wanted to show you, after this bundle that I'm basically curving the bundles in the front at a diagonal angle, because she doesn't have any leave out. So just in case. This is a really good method to do to curve them upward in the front so that the hairline is not exposed. So it's not just like hair and then braids. You know so now, I'm just taking my hot comb that I will also leave a link in the description for it's a plug in and I'm just smoothing down the hair in the direction that I want. The bangs to lay and yeah. I'M basically just gon na. Be cutting the bang, nothing special to it. I'M not a bang cut expert, but she wanted longer bangs plus, if you're doing a closure. It'S very smart, very smart to do longer. Blank bangs at first because, like I said when you have a closure, so in over time your clothes, your slides back. So if you do the bangs short off top like your clients, bangs gon na be mid forehead in like three weeks. So don't even do it to yourself make it long and they can just you know, cut them to the side for now and then over time as the sowing grows back they'll have you know, bangs that look right the whole time for the so and does that Make sense coming up, I think y'all get it's not rocket. Science just make the bangs longer at first, because the closure will slide back boom, easy peasy. Now, I'm just kind of like blending the bangs into the rest of the hair. So it's not just like a china bang, you guys know what trying to bang just it's like straight in one length you know and then, if the hair gets long, we don't want that kind of like we wanted to like Laird in the front off the bank. So it's kind of like going longer on the sides - I'm sorry! Ah it's freaking late and I'm doing this voiceover to a video I did hella long ago. So I'm kind of watching it with you. I'M sorry! I guess you can tell by my hair Atlanta anyway. So, yes, I'm just basically feathering the sides so that it's not just like a stop with the bangs and then this is the loose wave hair. You guys my client actually wanted to wear it loose way B. So we did that and then I told her. I really wanted you guys to see it straightened, so she agreed to comes back and let me straighten it. However, she likes a very like natural. Like poofy looks so I didn't do it bone straight, but I got um a tutorial coming up for you guys where I will be straightening all the textures, so you guys can see what kind of look you can get using the Mayman hair if that makes sense. So yes for her, I'm just doing a natural straight as if like she was doing her own. You know flat ironing her own hair, and it was that long, but in another video I'll show you guys how to actually get it bound straight like it looked like you bought. You know straight here. Oh, my god, I'm delusional okay, so yeah, I'm basically just flat iron. Eight boom boom boom. You guys know the drill on how a flat iron so yeah, hair spray, a flat iron comb, chase method, easy peasy and bone. This is the finished, look wispy, bangs and naturally flat ironed hair straight. So it's still. I got that cool, feel it, but it's still definitely straight and yeah. You guys can see that if you want to wear the loose waves, it kind of looks like the kinky straight hair when you um flat iron it, but yeah. That'S how it looks thanks for watching. I hope you guys liked the video and, if you're not subscribed and you enjoy the video, I definitely invite you to subscribe, because I will be posting more con more frequently so go ahead and join the family, and I will see you guys in the next video Bye