Can'T Braid For Sew-In? Try Braid-Less Sew In. 4C Hair Sew-In With Kinky Straight Bundles|Curls

Hey guys, I'm going to be showing you how to do a braidless sewing, so we're going to sew in these bundles without braiding, her hair, no braiding whatsoever. So this is the extensions with her hair and no braiding. So if you don't know how to braid for your sew-ins, you can stitch bundles in without braiding your hair, and this is the result. Okay, so it's very possible so we're going to be using hair from curls Queen and I'm going to be using that kinky straight hair, two bundles of 20 inches and that's what we're going to use today for the braidless install foreign foreign all right. So I'm going to show you two ways to do this: braidless sew in first I'm going to show you the wrong way to do it, but what I'm doing right now is doing the leave out middle part and leaving hair out around the perimeter. Thank you, foreign. All right so the wrong way. First, you make a part: okay, um and I'm just parting across okay, because we're not braiding so we're just going to just part across and we're gon na grab a rubber band or okay and you're. Just gon na hold that part with a rubber band like this. Okay - and this is really just to give you you know - to hold the hair together: okay, so the so you're able to stitch it, but still this way is not gon na last. So I place the bundles on top, like that, just measure the length and then we're just gon na start stitching. Okay, so you're gon na start stitching in this direction kind of going in a slanted way. So that way, you can use the needle to kind of pinch, some hair to be able to stitch the bundles in okay. So this way that I'm doing doing it right now um you could do it like this, but it's not going to last as long as the second way, I'm going to show you after this you're going to see why so after stitching the bundles in um, I'm Gon na uh, you can kind of like push this the Stitch you just made tighter like. I don't know how to explain it, but like you're gon na see me like kind of pushing it down, that's to like push the tread up close to her scalp. Even more um but yeah, so one thing about this way is as soon as you cut that rubber band off, okay, which you we have to cut it off, because we can't leave it in um. The the track is gon na be kind of loose, as you can see that I'm pulling it it's kind of like loose. So we want to avoid that looseness because they could easily Come Undone um. So I'm gon na re, I'm gon na fix this one again, but let me show you the right way to do it, so it can actually um stay without you know trying to come out from what you just did so um. Let'S make a part, and now we have our parts I'm going to grab some got to be gel, so you're going to use a whole to gel, and this gel is just going to give it some grip. Okay, so you're gon na put some gel or you can even use some hold spray and the whole point is put it on the roots, because that's where you're stitching, in with the thread so you're going to um, put the gel and you're just going to blow Dry, the hair a little bit until it gets like tacky and um yeah. So I'm gon na hold it with the rubber band now and then I'm going to kind of blow dry it until it gets tacky and then we'll start to stitch the bundles, and this is going to give it some hold and when we're done stitching the bundles. We'Re going to compare this one with the first one that we did and you see what I mean foreign foreign. So now, let's check it, so the gel is not completely dried. I would recommend allowing it to get completely dry, but, as you can see, as I'm pulling it there's more hold than the first one. The first one is much looser because there's no gel and yeah, you don't want that so um yeah so basically use some gel and you can, after putting the gel, you can spray some. If you want some got to be spray or any old spray and um yeah, so what I'm doing now is just I'm gon na pre-part everything and then I'm going to put the gel and just allow the gel to start to air dry on their own um. You can also um pre-part, put the gel and have your clients or your model to sit in a dryer. Until you know it gets a little bit tacky and then you start to stitch foreign foreign, foreign, foreign foreign. So now that I'm in the middle of her head, I am doubling the track, so you can actually double the tracks like you would, with a braided. Um sewing so yeah, I'm doubling the tracks and another thing you could do to even make this extra secure is to double Stitch, which I'm going to do at the very top. But um. You could do your first Stitch going around and then come back and restitch again to give it an even more hold and just keep it in place even more, but with the gel I think, you're. Fine, if you want, if you want to hold it even more, you could just put some got to be spray, as you're done with the stitching and then have your clients. Um sit in the dryer when you're done with everything to make sure it's nice and dry and secure. Thank you. Thank you all right, so I'm at the very top now and I'm just using one. I didn't double the tracks here, so just using one and I'm going to re-stitch again um this very top. Just because you know it's the top and that's where she's going to be touching and that's where she's going to be brushing down most of the time and to just avoid the tracks from getting loose, um so yeah just to give it extra security. Just go ahead and double Stitch, I'm also using a cotton thread. So that's the texture of the chair that I'm using and the texture is cotton. So um it works with the Gatsby gel. The Gatsby gel holds the cotton thread really well. I know there are other types of threads like the nylon. I don't know how that's gon na hold. If you're to use the got to be gel, it holds spray. So yeah, I'm just using cotton thread um but yeah. You could try whatever thread you want to use. Whatever thread is comfortable for you and see if it works, but um yeah. This is what I'm just doing and it works. Thank you, foreign stitching now and I'm just going to go back and start to remove all the the rubber bands and just blow dry it a little bit more and um yeah. So I'm just doing this manually because I don't have a hood dryer. But if you have a hood dryer, just have your clients or your models sitting there for a few minutes until it's nice and dry and um yeah, so check out the the rubber bands and I'll start to just um blow out the hair with my blowout brush And my um Cantu Silk Oil serum just to give it some Sheen and then yeah so just keep on watching foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign guys. I really like this braidless sewing like I don't feel any bumps or any I don't know lumps the tracks. Is nice and flat inside and I could just hold the hair nicely into a ponytail as you can see and um, I also like the texture of the kinky straight. So it's more like a soft kinky straight. If you don't know, there are different types of kinky, straights, okay, there's like coarser textures of kinky Shades. There is like I don't know it's just I I don't know it depends on the company, but with curl screen. Yes, it's more like a softer um, kinky straight texture and it actually blends with her hair really nicely and The Kinks are easy to blow out and blend with her um natural hair, so yeah so um. I really like it and my sister-in-law loves it too. Well, this is my sister-in-law, you guys, okay, she actually really likes the hair and she was feeling herself the whole time she could have just stopped. Smiling she really loved it and I loved it too. So make sure you check out curls Queen okay, I'm Gon na Leave the link to this here in the description and try out this technique, and let me know what you guys think about it, and I love that it just looks like a hair. Oh, my gosh that feels so good, like the hair is just so flowy and just like what it just looks like her hair. Like can you? Can you tell that this is not here? Okay, anyways! I really like it like. I think it's super natural and just like blends perfectly, as you can see so, yeah hit the like button guys subscribe, and I will see you next time. Foreign