How To: Natural Hair Sew-In Weave Start To Finish The Best Curly Hair Ever!!!

So the items that you're going to need to create this look is going to be some bundled hair, a pair of scissors, some duck clips needle and a thread a mirror and a wig cap. So i'm going to show you guys my braid pattern. I have my leave out out and the rest of my hair is braided. I braided all of my hair um together, so that it's one piece and then i took that one piece and then i tucked it away in my braids. I didn't do anything too: fancy schmancy, because it's curly hair, so your braid pattern doesn't really matter and then i'm gon na add my wig cap. On top of it, i use a wig cap because it helps with me sewing in between where the spaces are. In. My braids, the hair that i'm gon na be using is my nubian goddess, kinky curly, i'm gon na be using three bundles of 18 inches and i'm going to double buffed it just to make the style a little bit faster. But before i double weft, what i like to do is i like to add just a single strand of the extensions to the perimeter of my hair. I sew it towards my face so that the track is not showing. I do this so that when the wind blows um i mean i have my leave out there, but you also don't want your tracks being shown. So it helps with hiding your tracks, one tip when you're sewing um curly hair you're going to be manipulating your curly hair. A lot so make sure that you're attacking your ends down of your extensions. So that's exactly what i'm doing here, making sure that i have the most secure knot once i start sewing my hair and also i am not sewing on my hair when it comes to the front i'm actually sewing onto the cap, because the front of your hair Is more fragile? I want to make sure that i protect my hair so when i'm sewing um this perimeter um track onto my hair, i'm sewing it onto the wig cap and not my hair itself, um and then once i have that secured knot, i'm gon na go ahead and Just sew around the perimeter of my hair now that i'm done with the perimeter of the hair, i'm going to go ahead and i'm going to double weft my tracks, starting with the back and i'm just basically just going across, i'm not cutting any wefts. I'M going to be doing the fold over method, so you're going to see me just flip it over and um and just keep sewing the fold over method. But i use my duct clip so that it can help keep the track in line um so that i know that i'm actually sewing my hair directly across. Hopefully this is beginner friendly. I'Ve been doing sew-ins for a very long time. So it's second nature to me, but using a duct clip is definitely like a nice little safety net because it helps just like i said before, keeps that track onto your head and you all you have to do is just basically sew across and then, when you Get in between your braids, you can just take your thread and you can sew in between the braids by sewing onto the weaving net. So that's what you see me doing here and then once i get over to the edge of the hair, i'm going to go ahead and i'm going to flip it over and then i'm going to continue to sew until my bundles are done when it comes to Tacking down your fold over just try to sew as much as you can on that actual fold, so that it's flat as possible. That'S just a great tip to do with curly hair you're, not really going to see it that noticeable if it's bumpy, but if you're doing body wave or straight hair. You definitely want to make sure that when you're doing the fold of a method that is tacked down as flat as possible, so you don't see any lumps when you're doing it that way. And then i'm going to continue to go ahead and sew across my hair and then up close here, i'm going to show you guys how i tack it down. Hopefully it makes sense when you see it, so i try to do my last stitch as close to where i'm going to be folding my hair and then i fold the extensions over and then once i have it folded over. I'M going to go ahead and sew that fold down making it as tight as possible. You see i'm using a duct clip also to just help with keeping that extension in line, and you just keep going over that fold until you feel that it's flat and then once you feel that it's flat and secure keep your fingers at the fold as you're Sewing across just to double check that it's flat, so that's what i'm gon na do so, i'm gon na gather the two um wefts together, i'm keeping my fingers on the fold and then i'm going to continue to sew. Unfortunately, in this part, i got to the end of my thread so i'll show you guys when you get to the end of your thread, what you do so i basically cut it, and then i tie a knot just to make sure that that thread doesn't unravel This is one bundle of hair, i'm going to continue to sew onto the rest of my hair, using the remaining of my bundles until i get to the little portion in the front. This is what i'm going to be doing the iv flip over method. This is the new method that she last put up. It'S not new new, like 2021 2022 um, but this was the last version of her method where she actually just cut the tracks um. I didn't cut too much of my tracks. She cut like every track when she did it like sideways. What i'm gon na do is i'm gon na just tack it down and then i'm gon na flip it and then once i flip it over um, then i'm gon na cut the weft. I'M gon na sew. It flip it just so that i'm not cutting too much hair. So i'm going to continue to do that method again, making sure that i'm sewing onto the wig cap and not onto my hair and just gon na keep flipping it over cutting it flipping it over cutting it. Hopefully that makes sense, um and then i'll keep doing that until i get to that little piece right there that little section right there and then i'm going to lay one track the opposite way, as you can see with the method that she has. You definitely don't see any tracks, it looks like the hair is sort of quote unquote growing out of your scalp and then i'm going to take one small piece and i'm going to sew it in that one little area right there, the opposite way, um and then What she did was is when she tacked that track down. She actually gathered the two tracks together. My camera is going to do like this little blurry thing, so just ignore that, but basically what i'm doing is. I'M sewing both tracks together. That'S what she did to just make it seamless for me um. You can still see the track, but it's it's fine! It'S curly, hair and plus. I have a little bit of longer hair in my leave out, so it will blend um. You won't see the track, but this is what the final sew-in look should look like um with all the tracks laid down. I love her method is very, very seamless, so now we're going to get into styling. Now, when it comes to styling my hair, this was actually a week later. I actually caught the flu right after doing that tutorial, so my hair has been sitting in this ponytail for a week, so i'm going to show you guys how to refresh it, especially if you purchase this here for me and you're, just like it looks a hot Mess, i'm just going to show you guys how i refresh my curls. Basically, all i'm going to be using is water and my denim brush, but i'm going to tuck my leave out away because i don't want that to get wet. So i'm just going to first spritz my hair with a little bit of water and then i'm gon na take my denman brush and i'm gon na start at the ends of my hair and i'm gon na work. My way up, i like to detangle this way, because it's just easier, it's not a headache. You can focus on each section. So basically, what i'm doing is i'm going row by row and i'm detangling the here and then just to make the curls defined. I'M going to follow up again with more water and i'm going to saturate my hair until like the curls clump together, and then you can finger curl it if you want to. If you want to be fancy, you can use your fingers and you do a little coil or you can curl the ends. That'S basically how i define my curls. I basically just use water and a denman brush. You can use products in this hair if you want to this, hair doesn't really need product. One thing i would tell you about this here is that it does get bigger the older it gets. So, throughout the day, once it's wet, i let it air dry sort of you're going to see me use a diffuser, but typically when not using a diffuser, because i was doing a tutorial, so i needed to dry fast. You will see that the hair is going to start getting bigger and bigger, which i really love about this here, but right here, you're. Just basically seeing me just go literally row by row and i'm starting from the ends and working my way to the tips making sure that the hair is clumping together and then i'm just finger coiling. Some of the ends of the hair. I'M going to show you guys the diffuser that i use is the infiniti pro from kanye. I purchased it from target years ago, probably 10 years ago, and i'm just going to diffuse my hair up to about 85 wet and then i just let the rest just dry. I know it's the winter time for you. Ladies. I live in florida, so it doesn't really matter with me having wet here, but if you're more north or in a colder state in the wintertime, then you would want to just diffuse it until it's fully dry and i'm just showing you guys what the curls look Like when it's about 85 percent dry, and then i'm gon na go ahead and show you guys how i blend my leaf out now, my hair is a type four. This curl is like a four a 4b um. The front of my hair is more of a 4c, so in order for me to blend it, i just take my leave out. I take my fingers and then i basically just wrap it in and just tangle, my hair with the curls. If that makes sense, so you just take your hair, you push it in the curls and you like shiver it shiver it together. Is that a is that a phrase, but that's basically um? What i'm doing is i'm unraveling my curls and then i'm going to take my fingers and i'm just going to push my natural hair. My leave out with the extensions and just shake it up a little bit until my curls and those curls kind of like intertwine. Together and blend, you can also just take your hair and twist it with the individual curls to make it blend, but this is just the fastest way that i blend my hair and then i'm going to show you guys me just raking it out just a little Bit to give it some body, you don't have to do this, like i said this hair does swell up once it fully gets dried, but for the sake of this video to make it look good for the thumbnail and for the ending and the beginning, i just Use that and then i'm just going to add some edge control to the edges of my hair, so that the style is nice and neat and that's basically it guys. This is the final look with me wearing makeup and i don't look all funky shmunky um. I really really love this method of sewing for my hair. If you want to have just a minimum leave out, ivy's flip open method is bomb i've been using it since she released it everyone's going back to sew-ins. So i decided to give you guys a sew-in tutorial again, i'm wearing my nubian goddess, kinky curly and 18 inches. If this is your first time purchasing for me, use code. Welcome for 10 off, i'm gon na give you guys some texture shots of this here. This is one of my number one selling textures on my website um. Hopefully you guys enjoyed this tutorial um like comment subscribe and i'll, see you guys in my next video you