Closure Sew In No Elastic Band | Klaiyi Hair

Hey yo its cash and today I'm going to be showing y'all. How to do a closure sewing with no elastic being using this curly hair. It was a 20 18, 16 and 14 inch closure. I don't know where it came from I'm so so sorry y'all soon, as I figure it out, I'm gon na put everything in the description bar below y'all already know. This is a basic braid pattern. I really wasn't even gon na put this in the video, but I figured y'all might want to see it. I actually have a video on how to do it already. So I'm really not gon na go into detail on what I do. I just pretty much far down the middle and braid down and I kind of adjust the braid pattern for each client, but it's pretty much the same concept. But what we're gon na do is go ahead and put the closure on and that's if you thought the last tutorial is gon na be pretty much exactly the same. Only difference I'm not gon na put on the elastic band, so I'm just gon na start in the middle back and sew down to the right and then I'm gon na start back in the middle and sew down to the left. But, like I said before, I'm going to be sewing on the sides of the braids and not necessarily on the actual braid itself, only in the front. Well, I saw in the actual braid because I don't want to sew too tight like I don't want to pull out. You know anybody's edges or whatever, so what I'm doing is I'm pretty much double knot in the end also, I want you to note that since I'm not using an elastic band, I am using nylon thread. It'S a thinner thread which is gon na help the closure to lay a little bit flatter, considering that we don't have the extra support from the elastic band, but make sure that y'all, always after a few stitches going back and checking and making sure that your closure Is still in the middle and still right on track, you don't want it to shift and slide over so yeah just keep on sewing. Take your time. Don'T pull it too tight, especially with this nylon thread, because it is so thin. You don't want to egg or pool anyone's hair out, so just be very careful with that. Also it is a little bit hard to so. If so, you might notice that I'm sewing a little bit slower than normal, but yeah just sew it all the way down, and once you get to the edge I'll show you how what I do next. Okay! So now that I've gotten to the edge, I'm just gon na go ahead and tie off the end and you're gon na notice there's a little bit of the closure that is still hanging over, and that is okay. That'S a really actually kind of a good thing, because that's what I'm gon na use to show y'all how I do it without having an elastic band. Some people won't have the extra flap that falls over it. Just all depends on how the person's hair line is because, as you know, closures are straight across in the front and everybody's hair line isn't straight across in the front. Some people's is some people's isn't. So you know it's just gon na depend on if your hair line is straight across the night and hers is not so she's gon na have a little bit of extra lace overlapping in the front, so I'm just gon na be sewing underneath the closure sewing her Front break to the closure: this is the same exact stage that I did in the last tutorial, but this is where the difference is going to be coming in right after outside this little section off, I'm going to tie that off and then I'm going to go Back to the close to the middle part where the closure is and I'm going to well, actually I forgot I'm actually starting from me, I'm taking the edge and I'm going to anchor that to this first braid right here and I'm going back and forth. Please note that I am NOT pulling on that tight. You do not want that to be tight, you just want it to literally hold the closure down in place. You do not want it to be tight, because if it is tight, it will pull out your clients. Edges, you don't want it to be tight at all. Please do not make this part tight just enough support so that it can lay flat. Then I'm going to go ahead and put small stitches along the of the front part of the closure and don't worry you're not going to be able to see this at all and hence why we use the nylon thread. So we're gon na put anchoring stitches along the front once you get close to the middle part, you're gon na start going back in the opposite direction, as you can see, it's already, starting to lay flat so you're, just gon na keep going back down and then You'Re going to do one more anchoring stitch and then you're gon na tie that off and as you can see, it is laying flat hunty. It is laying flat ok. So it's one thing about this you're going to have to do maintenances on this, because since you don't have an elastic band, the closure is going to grow out when your hair grows out. So, as you're sewing is getting loose, the closure is going to be getting loose as well. The difference with the elastic band is an elastic band, stays stretchy. So, as your hair is going out, the elastic band is still holding once tight. So when you do this, your hair is growing out and your closure is growing out as well. So you will have to do. Maintenance is with this, but, as I said before, it's really client preference and you don't have to you - know some people use glue. I personally don't use glue only usable someone frontals, but it just all depends on what works for you. I suggest that you know you guys, try either method or even try different methods. You know you never know what might work for you in some things, work and some things don't and then also it depends on the client, because some clients don't like elastic bands, some clients, don't like only some way. So you know what I'm saying sometimes don't even like closures. They like leave out, so it's just you're doing what you feel like works best for you and also for your client. So I hope that this tutorial was really helpful to y'all and their job. You know that it was useful and I hope that y'all enjoy y'all, dare request that I do this video after I had did the last one. So yes, thanks old friend videos coming soon and soon, as I find out what hair company the hair came from, I'm definitely gon na put that in the description bar below. Unfortunately, I received the hair without any packaging labels. It only had it was only the hair inside of the UPS bag and with the limp stone it didn't have any type of name or anything. So I'm reaching out to um the companies that I was communicating with and trying to figure out where the hair came from, because the hair was super, pretty song. I definitely want y'all to be able to. You know check them out, but soon as I find out, I would definitely put it in the description bar below so be checking back. If you are interested in this hair, because I will be putting it in the description bar shortly - hey y'all its catch and today I'm going to be showing y'all how to do a this is a basic braid pattern. I really wasn't even gon na put this in the video, but I figured y'all might wan na see it. I actually have a video how to Julian are ready, so I'm not gon na go into detail what I do watch it pretty much far down the middle and break down, and I kind of adjust the braid pattern for each client. But it's pretty much the same concept, but what we're gon na do is go ahead and put the closer. If you saw the last tutorial, is gon na be pretty much exactly the same. Only this is I'm not gon na put on the elastic band, so I'm just gon na start in the middle back and sew down.