Braidless Sew In Tutorial | Step By Step Details

Hey guys welcome back to my channel welcome to my channel if you're new here, i'm bree today, i'm coming at y'all with a very highly requested tutorial. I have my beautiful model here. We'Re gon na. Do a braidless sew-in, i'm not gon na. Do too much talking. Let'S just get right into the video just a few things. You'Ll need to complete this look. Your micro ring beads, hair extension, pliers, loop, threader and some sewing needles and thread i like to use nylon thread because it doesn't absorb the natural oils in your hair. Like cotton thread does now before you do anything, you want to make sure that your loop is beaded very, very easy to do. You can either dump some out in your hand and just scoop them up with your loop stutter. Like you see me doing, hair or you could just slide them on one by one, which really takes so much longer to do, but it's really whatever works for you. This right here is what i like to call a comb check so placing the tail end of your comb and your part, if you're flipping over that hair and still see comb, we about to see all your traxxas. But if you flip over that hair and don't see comb you're good to go boom, just that simple, i don't care what type of sewing i'm doing. Y'All are going to see me braid. My leave out y'all can do ponytails clips, whatever y'all like. I personally prefer. Braids it's easier, cleaner and it keeps the hair out of my way so just to fully clarify for y'all that were confused in the instagram comments. There are no braids in a braidless sew-in a little louder for the ones in the back. There are no braids and a braidless sew-in. This is just her leave out, jumping right into it. Starting off, you want to make sure you're taking a nice amount of section. You don't want the section to be too thick. This will be able to help you fit in as many tracks as possible so that your install is nice and full. Also, you don't want too much hair inside of that bead, because then it'll shed and tug and pull and you're going to think your hair is falling out. Who wants that? Also? I forgot to mention when threading your loop, you want to make sure you leave at least an inch and a half unbeaded so that you can fit your fingers through to grab your hair and pull it through. Like you see me doing here so you're going to slide your fingers through pinch, that little bit of hair pull it through the loop and just slide the bead on up i'm gon na just speed this up now, because y'all get the gist of it. If not, i'm gon na do it a few times just pay attention now for the fun part yay. So when you're taking your pliers, you want to make sure that the b isn't too close to the root like this one you'll see when i flip it up. It was too tight on her head. I'Mma show y'all how you fix it in a minute. So if you got the pliers that i do, it comes with three different holes. So when you're trying to take out - or you know, loosen up a bead just fit it inside the hole and squeeze and just readjust to your comfort, now after i adjust the bead you're going to see me, do what i like to call a flip check. How that bead feels now is how it's going to feel when you flip it over put it in a ponytail. This install should not hurt. It should not be uncomfortable at all if it hurts or is uncomfortable to flip, that up like that, you need to readjust that bead, so, rather than braids with a traditional sew-in, these beads are going to be your foundation for this install. This is how they should be looking. I know they look tight, but i promise they not. We checked so there's two different methods you can use when installing a braidless sewing at least two that i know of this first method that i'm doing i'mma call it the under over method, because you're sewing one track under the beads and the second track is gon Na go on top of the beads. These kind of styles, braidless, sew-ins micro link extensions, require a lot of leave out, especially when your hair is on the finer side, like my model, so there's usually not enough room to fit in as many bundles as a traditional sew-in. You'Ll see me in a little bit sew the second one. On top these methods really are just helps you fit in as many bundles as possible. Right here, you're about to see me secure the track, take the thread and wrap it around two to three times. Just a little sewing tip whenever you're starting a track or stopping the track, you want to make sure you're securing it. This way, your tracks not slipping out your head. Here'S that second track just going right over top of the beads. The second method, you already know just double them drawings, so when you're doubling the tracks - or at least when i'm doubling the tracks i like to like leave an inch then place my second track behind just so, it's not real bulky. If you're doing it. This way practice just going to lay or you're just going to sew it right over top of the beads. I actually prefer this method over the first one it doesn't take as long. This is the method you'll see me doing for the rest of this tutorial right here. I'M just doing a little tug test, see everything's nice and tight. I'M gon na just speed things up and let y'all watch. Hopefully i answer all or most of your questions. If not, let me know down in the comment section, i may just make a q a video or answer you. If i see you in a comment section and if you're not already make sure you're subscribed to my channel to see more videos like this one. If this video was helpful at all like comment and share, of course - and always i love to hear your respectable feedback, and i will see you guys in the next video - hey, hey foreign, hey, hey! Do i so do do you