A Perfect Flat Closure Sewin ‍♀️Detailed✨|New Tech’S‍♀️My Brand❤️

Hey beauties and welcome back to my channel today I'll be showing you guys how to achieve a flat song win on someone who has really long, hair and full hair, and today I will be using hair from my beautiful hustla brand, which is a 5 by 5 Lace, closure in 18-inch in his bundles 20, 22 and 24. Now I will be showing you guys exactly how I did my install from beginning to end and I'm showing you here the braid pattern that I chose to use because of how much hair she had and also because you still want to achieve a very, very flat. So and now I do have a few new products that I will be introducing to you guys here in this tutorial, and I also have a Black Friday sale and everything will be listing down below. As far as the coupon code to purchase your orders and I'm doing the sell $ 50 off for all orders that it's over 250 now before I get him to explain me what's going on in this tutorial, I have a new product alert and this is actually The bedhead hair styling spray, but this is their like extra strong hold. I want to teach other Macs and I found this spray. I was going to pick up some biosilk in the regular bedhead, but I came across this one and it's another bad. He had hair styling spray, but this one is the extra stronghold, so it's even stronger than a regular bare head that I used. So I was really really excited to you know: try this new product out and I also have a few new methods for you guys today. Now I did go ahead and do the ball cap on camera, because you guys requested is and if you notice, because I am doing a lace, closure someone. I did not spray - that a redhead across the whole hairline. I only sprayed it where I would need that arm closure to pretty much leg, and I also kept that cap one just assault when a cap - and I do this just to like relieve some of the tension that you can get from braiding - I mean from sewing Directly, on top of the braids, so I like to use the cap onto someone too, and you can do this with you know, regular sewing, that is to you, but it would be like a two-step process, we're using our net and then the sake have to protect The hair from the lace glue and everything like that now, I'm gon na go ahead and sew. This first bundle in which is a 24 inch and, as I mentioned, this hair is for my brand and all the details will be listed down below I like to sew. The first track doubled and that's just to keep that fullness. You know towards the back and still be able to get all or most of those bundles. You know with that closure inside I mean on to you, know the clients head, and the very first thing I did was so that first track right underneath that braid, that is under there like, because she has a lot of hair. My focus was to get the front is flat as possible and if the bulkiness was to be in the back, it won't be like a big bulkiness, but you know it'll, be you know you just want to keep the fullness to the back and just you know The flattening neatness towards the front now Here I am slowing it the video down, so you guys can see how I do my flip over method once you get to the end of the track, because I do not cut my tracks and so in I'm I do Fold, oh, you know I do the flip over fold over so method, whatever you want to call it guys, but I am slowing it down and show you that I still go underneath the corner of that track, and I do this a few times just to secure The ends of the track and I wrap my needle my thread around my needle, at least at least three times before, pulling and securing it, and that's just to make sure that that solon does not go anywhere, but also when I am stitching. I wrap that thread around that needle at least two to three times before pulling it through and moving on to the next section. Now I kind of just speed it up here, just because it's very you know repetitive as far as when you're so in and as you guys notice how I am sewing those double webs. It'S like I like to keep one track on top and one a little bit underneath. I just still take my needle underneath both of those tracks and you know, do my wrap around the needle and pull through now. I do not stick my needle through the tracks. I'Ve never done that, I'm I always just stick with the underneath. The only way I may possibly stick, my needle through the track is, if I feel like the track is too to bulky towards the end. When I need to do my flip over method, I will go through that track, but other than that I just pretty much go underneath that track and as I mentioned before, once I get to those corners, I do go through those ends a few times before. Moving on, I know I'm kind of speaking fast, but I'm just trying to get you guys all of this information. This video is lengthy. I know you guys love long video, so this video, it's about 20 minutes, give or take so just bear with me and be patient, and you guys will definitely learn some new things today. Now I am going in with that second bundle and for the last two bundles I would just so with a single and if you notice, I still have not cut that cap. Yet because I want to get majority of the Bundys one first and before I start to sew on my third bundle, I will do the lace closure first, I'm just to get it on there and then with the hair that still needed to complete the sole win. I will go in with that third bundle and so that hair now, as I'm showing you how to so, there's bundles in single, it's just like the same thing going underneath that track wrapping around a needle a few times and putting it through and another reason why I'M I like to use this cap because the way my breakdown is some people like to do anchor braids for their closure, so wins and you know to each is own. If it works for you, then you know about all means to is best for you, but because I don't like to do two anchor braids and my reason is because I feel like sometimes when you try to part the closure a different way, because their braid is Coming across the hairline like, if I were to Britain like stand, it was going in the air, it can cause a little bit. Bulkiness, like your part, won't be as flat as flat. So I just like to sew the same. I mean braid the same direction. I would if I was on the last week, but the benefit of that cap is you, can sew on to that cap and not necessarily through like the edges of the person's hair, which can cause some type of tension that you don't want to pop the edges. So that's another reason why I like to sew on to that cap, because one that cap is loaded down into. I could just stick the thread in that needle through that cap, without actually being on the clients. Real edges, which would you know, will prevent any breakage or anything like that, but other than that, the same way I do to flip over math day when Doug Liman tracks I'll do the same thing with singling. It'S just that with the singling it's a little bit easier, so you don't have to go underneath it too many times. You know, as you would if it was double, because this thinner is easier to work with versus doubling the tracks, but I'm just going to continue to sew in you know the rest of this second bundle and then I will get into applying the lace closure now. What I realize - and you know my thing - is to teach myself some new things, other teach you guys and four and I'm happy. I did just install on this client because she's very, very fair-skinned, very, very light and a lot of times well majority of the time on my videos, I'm always doing like darker skin girls and it's you know not. Everybody can melt laces and make the lace to match on dark-skinned girls, but it's important that you know how to do your techniques for people with brighter skin and I mean with brighter skin as well. So I taught myself a little trick and I was just like you know, trying things out and for her skin tone. You guys know. I usually use there. Ruby kisses foundation in the lightest shade that I found was level 9, but that level 9 can still be too dark for someone who is who is as bright as her. So what I decided to do was grab some. You know like the little la pro concealer. The one you use for your brows and everything I decided to buy that in the two colors I purchased for really really really bright skin was the porcelain True Match? Well I mean not you imagine the L'Oreal whatever it is. It'S just I'm trying to see the blend here, but I just purchased the LA colors. I think that's what it is, but I just purchased the elegant, the LA color concealer in the color porcelain and also in the color light ivory, but for her I do use that light ivory shade because even blend it so perfect. So I just squeezed a little bit of that concealer and, as you can see, as I'm putting it on the back and on the front of my lace closure. It is very, very, very light, but you guys will see when I put it up against her skin and I began to melt her lace. Closure like it's going to blend so perfect, so for people who are her skin tone or lighter, and you know around the same shade. Instead of you trying to use a foundation that may be too dark or too orange use that porcelain or those ivory shades of that concealer and I'm telling you it would be a major difference like, as you can see right now, I'm me holding up against her Skin it's going to blend perfectly, so I was really really happy that this came out exactly how I wanted to, and now every skin tone claimed that I have will be able to have that perfect blend without their lace. Being one too light or too dark, not saying, I really had that problem a lot, but you know it's all about teaching yourself new things and new ways to you know perfect your craft. So with that being said, I applied that concealer or the inside is a laser on top delays, and I'm just gon na have her hold a five by five closure down as I go around and so that closure down, you know all around me, you just want To make sure your client do hold their closure steady because if they allow you to pull it far back or if they're pulling too hard and pulling it too far down, then you will have to cut the closure off, replace it and we sew it, and it Is kind of frustrating so not that I had this problem with her at all. She did it perfectly, but in some cases you do have clients who don't hold it. The way you needed to so just explaining them hold it firmly and don't let go until you know they are told to do so in that way you don't have to waste your time and cut it out and redo it, but I'm just going to continue to Sell this closure all around and once I do that, I will go ahead and you know tie that up and lay my leg hold you down and I just like you know I could've either finished, sewing or later closed you down first, but I decided to just You know lay their closure down and get it out the way, so I'm just gon na go in today with the boat hold extreme cream. This is not the active. This is the original boat holder, shrimp cream. I love them both. They both do wonder if they both are like thebomb.com. I am gon na try out some new adhesives as well, because I've seen a lot of people. You know been hitting me up and want to see me their lace glue. So I'm gon na be trying different, glues as well, and I'm also gon na um order. Me some of Erika J's lace glue as well and use that to just thing you know, have a different variety of glues and you know how to use them, and everything like that. So right now, I'm just applying all of my layers of their bowl to hold and once the turns clear you guys, I already know I will go ahead and pour that laced into that pool and I'm still having her you gon na hold Eastside blow-dryer comb that Lace and cut off that extra lace and tap down whatever is still lifting, and I will be doing baby hairs for this install as you guys came from a thumbnail. So I will touch a little bit on that and once I get the closure, you know all tied down and everything like that. I will go back in and continue to sew in the rest of the hair, or you know as much that can fit in or whatever like that. The key to today's installation was achieving a very, very flat installation, and if you missed it, do just like scroll back to begin up this video, so you can see how much hair she had before I even installed it. So um yeah go back. If you missed it, because she has a lot a lot of hair and some people are, you know some people don't know how to really deal with people with short hair and there's people who don't to do with people with a lot long thick, full hair. So that's why I wanted to really show you guys that braid pattern - and you know some new little things that you can do to you know achieve better results. But let's talk about how this lace is blending so coupled with her skin tone, like you guys, don't understand, it is a major major difference from using that Ruby, kisses level-9 foundation, like her lace, still wouldn't look too good. Don'T get me wrong, but it would've looked as slightly too dark, but this light ivory. Consider that I'm using underneath it on top of this lace it matches so perfect. I couldn't believe how perfect it came out, so I do recommend that you guys go ahead and grab those colors and another great thing about. It is it's way cheaper than buying the Ruby kisses foundation like those are the concerns I like to three dollars a pop versus there will be kisses foundations, IB, like $ 6, for each one and imagine me buying six or seven at a time, you're spending. So much more money and you can just get the little concealers and you know make you do it a do. I so I'm probably gon na add some liquid foundations as well, because before I thought about doing the porcelain and the light ivory concealer in a small tube, I thought about just buying the regular liquid foundation color and those colors. And just you know using that liquid. In a foundation brush and just brushing it on, even one you can do, I will show you guys with the liquid foundation. I know you guys are so used to me using the cream foundation, but it's really all the same thing to be honest, but never ever ever ever ever ever ever do these steps using that powdered foundation. It is a big, no, it's very messy. It seeps through the hair, and it's just like so freaking annoying so do not use the powder foundation. Everyone. You are doing this step. These steps like cream foundation, local foundation, concealer. It'S like the best thing to do so. Yes, no powder foundation, guys no powder foundation, but I went ahead and I'm as you can see. I had tied down my lace with that melt barrel. I sewed in the rest of the bundles. You know it's just repetition, so I don't want to go into too much detail about that. But now I'm just gon na go ahead and just Flatiron all of this hair out. I am using that Fantasia's heat protectant spray and just spraying that one that hair just to get the hair nice silky getting rid of flyaways and everything like this. So I'm just gon na go in and flat iron that out and I am using a remington flat iron. I love the con, the heir to infinity pros the Remington. You could get these Flatliners Walgreens, you get them for Walmart, TJ, Maxx, Marshalls Ross, like all of those little discounted stores and everything like that have like the best bomb flat on earth period, and I absolutely love it now. One thing I did forget to mention when it came to land, I'm exclosure what I did differently and I love to just technique. I because you guys not always have to do my second step process. You know pinky melting process. I use that new bedhead extra strength, spray on the hairline and then I thought to just spray. I went in with some mousse and the combination of them both it made the hair, look super soft and it did not flake. Now we know with the holding spray. You can get some flakiness and with the mousse alone it does dry hard. But when you comb it out, it's gon na. Be that soft look. But I did do a combination of both and I absolutely absolutely loved it either more because I still was able to get that strong hold and still get that softness at the same time. So it just worked out so balm. So once I removed that - and I combed them baby hairs out or the section that I will be using for baby hairs, it did not flake at all right. Oh, it did not like y'all. I'M telling y'all like this. Is that you? Okay? Now I didn't notice, like hip-hop, is a little cricket at this point, but I did go back in and you know fix her part like you will see at the end and also on the thumbnail like I got it together, my biggest pet peeve. I hate crooked. As middle parts like I'm just being completely honest, I hate it. So I would sit down part your head 50 times until I feel like it is straight and that's just like a perfectionist thing. You know I just love clean parts and everything like that. So um yeah, don't kill me in the comments. I did go back in and fix that part. Trust me, like I noticed, did too as I was doing it, but you know sometime, you got ta just step back, look at your clung and make sure everything is in place and that's what I did so moving right along. I did go ahead and cut down the areas for baby hairs. You know I'll do that short and I'm just gon na go in with that. She is BOM all in one slay jail and I think this point I went to go, get my edge brush, I'm from my room and, however, I am going to go ahead and take that gel and you know scoot my baby hairs and blow-dry those baby hairs Right one down now, even though I pulled all of that hair down, you don't have to use all of the hair that you cut. So you can see that I have like gaps in between my baby hairs and I like it like that, because it gives you, you know more like a cleaner baby hair placement versus, like all the baby hairs touching. So that's why I do like combs some of the hairs back, that I pulled down to be baby hairs, because I just like that separation in that gap, like even on this side here, I'm coming back some of their hair, so the baby hairs don't necessarily have To touch each other - and you just want to do your see - motions, as I mentioned, always when doing baby hairs, use that same motion and then once you get the baby hair, how you want it to be just smooth those hairs out and blow-dry it. I'M just wonderful to you, you know continue to create my seeds, blow-dry it and you know, call it a little. You know a little baby here, but then, once you get the baby here, where you want and you're almost to the final step, you just no dry, it comb it out and, as I said, I am gon na go back in and fix the part and make It straighter - and I will you know black spray it and then go back in with that same ivory. I'M considered that I use, or you know the lace and clean that part right on up. So I know I've been talking a lot throughout this video, but I just really really wanted to get you guys all this information. It'S been a minute since I did a long video, so, yes, honey. I hope y'all enjoyed this video. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. I hope y'all got some great tips. I hope you guys use a coupon code on my website. The coupon code is thankful, thankful, thankful, thankful. It is thankful and it's $ 50 off our purchases to 15 and over and we'll take that two dollars off. It is unlimited, so you can place as many orders as you need, or you want with that coupon code so hope you guys stay tuned for the rest of this video learn. Some new tricks pick up these new products and let me know what you guys think at the end. Thank you guys for tuning in to iron beautiful hustling TV, and I will see you guys soon. You