My Seamless Sew In You Can'T Tell It'S Fake Hair- Secrets Out

Hey beauties welcome back to my channel today's video is gon na, be a banger for y'all, because a lot of y'all have been asking how to do a seamless so in, and this is a detailed video for you all. So if you are interested in this detail, seamless so in install then stay tuned and keep watching. This is Melanie's you're. Her name is Lili she's, so cute she has grown so much. I did a video with her of or up her when she was a little baby and I washed her hair or whatever. So if you guys have any little ones and you want to kind of see how to wash your little ones hair and how to care for your little, my hair I'll drop that link to that video in the comment section or in the description box. Sorry I'll put that in the description box as well, so this with this type of so in this seamless. So in what you want to do with that, first braid is you want to go under the braid, so tuck that track underneath that braid and then you sew through the track and through the braid, and that's pretty much what you do all the way around. For that first braid, because you want it to be able to be lifted or you want it to be seamless when you lift it for a ponytail okay. Now this is the part that you really want to make sure you're doing correctly, because if you don't, those corners will snag on it. Just not gone on everything and it'll poke through their hair, and all of that, so you want to make sure lays down flat. So the best way to do that is to go through the track through the braid, with one track and then fold the other part of that track on top and do the same thing as you guys can see what I'm doing here. That'S what you want to do for each side for both sides and that just lays down the track nicely. So that way it can be super seamless and you won't get it poking through and all that kind of stuff. So once I get like I'll get like a few, a few rolls down or not rolls but I'll thread it a few times down before I add the other part of the track to double it up. If that makes sense, you guys can kind of see it here. I double it up as I go down, so that's pretty much what you do, because you don't want the you, don't want the sew-in to be super thin and you know thin looking or whatever you want it to kind of still be like medium to full density. So you do want to double it up, sometimes, but just don't double it up on those corners of the of the so ends did y'all catch. That y'all see how I was I was slowing it down doubled up, but as soon as I got to the corners or the the the front of the so in I started to do single, bundles or single tracks. If you autumn catch that make sure you rewind it, so you can see it again. Okay, if you like what you see so far, make sure you drop a like or leave a comment as well. If you're new to this channel be sure to subscribe, hit that notification bell, so you could be a part of the family. So once you get to the top - and you have like a few rows left, you start to sew the soul through the trap again in the middle is where I'll just sew all the way around the track in through the braid. But once you get to the top, you start sewing through the tracking through the braid. Again, you guys understand that if you don't understand that leave a comment down below and I'll explain it a little more down there in the comment section, but that's how I do it towards the top. So that way, you can't see the braids. You can't see no tracks, you can't see anything that is the major key for having a seamless so in at the top as well, and also it makes for a super super flat install and you won't be able to see no bulk or anything like that and You'Ll sew in y'all see how flat that look. Y'All cannot see it. I hope y'all can see that real good. That'S why the foundation is very important as well and if you guys haven't seen my foundation video on how to do a foundation for a flat. So in for a super flat going, then you need to check that out as well I'll leave that link also in the description box below, but give me your comments down below. Tell me what y'all thought about this video did. Y'All think that it was helpful that you guys liked this seamless, so in you see how she can pull up in a ponytail. You need to be able to do that with your sewing. It'S not too tight. It'S not pulling on her edges or anything like that. It'S super sleek: what's not sleek yet cuz I mean I ain't soaked it out yet, but it's super seamless and it's super flat and that's the key with the seamless sewing well that is it for this video. If you guys enjoyed this video, make sure you like it and if you're not subscribed, make sure you subscribe. Please comment down below any future videos you want to see. Thank you. Bye,