Lace Closure Sew-In With Bangs Brazilian Curly Mayvenn Hair Ft. @Miss Palmer'S Place

Everybody I'm amor, and this is Miss Palmer, and this isn't how to do a breakdown with no leave out. Does her hair before I start braiding, the first braid is not going to be on the edge of her hairline when we start off it's going to start off the hairline, so that we'll be able to overlap over the braid like you see here, so you just Take really small sections so that the braids lay really flat and you just continue going all the way around her entire hairline into a beehive formation. So once you get around to the part where you first start at your braid, you just want to skip right over the braid so that everything lays flatter, and you won't have an awkward starting point when you lay down your tracks, just continue section out her hair. So that each braid is about the same size, continue parting, the hair and a beehive formation until you get to a really small circle. Braid down pattern is very easy because when you're done, you'll only have one braid to worry about, rather than sewing up a bunch of braids, which could also make your sewin really bulky. Normally, when you do a braid down, lots of style is like to sew the braids down before they sew on the waist. But if you tuck the braid into your braid pattern, it would allow you to sew the web and the braid down. At the same time, whenever you pass over the Tuck, damn braids, when you start sewing the hair down, you want to start at the braid in the back, use your thread so loop around the braid and the track and then loop, your thread through the hole to Lock, the thread at the top continue sewing your tracks back and forth, I'm just going up to her temples and then turning the track around and going up to her temples on the other side - and I continue this until I get half way through her head - continue. Folding the tracks back and forth, laying them really flat when you're folding it to the other side. When tying off your knots, I like to tie mine three times just to secure the knot so that the thread doesn't come out and you won't have any loose tracks throughout her entire install then cut the thread right after the nut. Other I've sewn down half of her tracks. I'M now going to include the closure here. You can see me sewing down the front of the closure and we've turned this closure backwards so that the hair falls forward for her bang. Once your closure is completely sewn down. You can continue on sewing on the widths. The reason we put the closure on before we get all the way to the top is so that you know exactly where your closure is going to be, and it's going to be in the perfect spot here. You can see that I'm now, including that loose braid, we did in the Beehive video down to the web. Doing this helps you skip a step normally, when you do a braid down lots of stylists like to sew the braids down before they sew on the webs. But if you tuck the braid into your braid pattern, it would allow you to sew the weft and the braid down. At the same time, whenever you pass over at the tucked in braid, you