How To Sew In Weave/ Leave Out / Natural Look /Remy Hair

Guys welcome back to my channel today I'll, be doing a weave installation and leaving some of my clients hair out so over here. I'Ve already session out the hair that I want to leave out and then icon wrote her hair according to the style that she requested. So once I'm going to leave out, you just want to leave out the hair that your clients gon na use to cover up her track. So, as you guys can see, I have one big break going along and then I have two big breaks going on the side and then I have another braids in the back. Those are her leave out over here. I'M just showing you guys, my bundles from mine company. This is her. Are your hair bundles? You guys if you've been watching YouTube videos and you haven't figure out, what's good hair, while I'm telling you this is good, hair? Okay, that's right here! It'S bomb hair and I'm actually gon na, do a video just talking about my bundles and why it's very good and also affordable, okay, and why I'm choosing to stick with this vendor that I have currently will talk more about the bundles. Let'S just get into doing this hair in soil on the tracks. Another thing that I look at when I'm doing hair or sewing on bundles, it's the West on the bundles, sometimes they're, just a bit too tight. Other companies hair bundles. The left on there is just so tight that a needle can't even go through. I hate that it's not it's not necessary. Honestly, this is human hair bundle and the reason why you're getting human hair is because you want it to mimic human hair. So yes, over time, hair extensions is gon na shed. The wife is gon na get weaker. That'S just a part of the game of beauty. There'S a time where you're gon na have to replace your beauty products. So that's just the natural part. So getting a type wife and making it hard for hairdressers to like stitch on the weave. There'S no point of that and then at the end of the day, yeah. No, just no and a lot of people are like wow, technically you're, not supposed to sew on the web of the hair hair extensions because they ruin no it doesn't. It does not like my whatever many years of like doing hair and my own hair. I'Ve never run my hair extensions by sewing on the web. The only thing I've done is basically making sure that the weave is very flat when I sew on the web of my hair extensions and sewing through it. My hair is not gon na last long because I sew through the hair, meaning that, like the the tracks, can slide out very easily. So I like to sew on the weft, so my bundles really give me enough space to be able to do that, and it just lays really flat on to the cornrows, and one thing too I always do. Is I always try and do small cornrows, because that way the weave is very flat and it's neat one major technique that I use when I'm weaving, I always place my hair extension in a you shape, rather than going directly from side to side. I put in a u-shape because technically that is just how hair flows. Okay, if you part your hair like from ear to ear, it's gon na flow in a u-shape wave, that's just how the human hair grows and that's just how is shaped. So that's why I sold my hair extensions in a u-shape. Some people go straight across and then they wonder why the hair is so stiff. It'S not moving when you flip this way. It just stays there. You know Amy none of that so put that so the hair in a u-shape, please so, basically to sum it up, I stitch the needle through the weft of the hair extensions and then I go through the cornrows and I try to go from the top, not Through the cornrows, in terms of like very close to the clients top, I just basically stitched on the braid okay, a lot of clients are like. Oh, I couldn't take my weave out, and this is not for me, this is from other hairdressers. I don't know how people be stitching weight weave that clients can take it out and they cut in their hair. That is just too ridiculous. Like a weave is supposed to last on a client's head for two months: okay, so stitch for too much okay, you don't need to be stitching their skull because then they like, they need to come back and that's just the nature of the beauty. You know like you, have to come back for maintenance or you have to come back and get it redone. So just stitch properly be gentle on the head. The goal here is to make sure that the clients hair is growing. That'S why it's a weave protective style. You know okay, so last but not least, another method is, I always stitch four times and then I do a loop. So when I'm doing a loop, I basically just stick my needle through like a loop and then I pulled it. I don't know for some reason. This video, it should show it at some point but like for the voiceover, I just couldn't just find one that I could just like put in there and show you guys, but pay attention and you'll definitely see that what I'm talking about okay, yeah! So now I'm gon na stitch on all of the bundles and then we're gon na come back and show you guys the finished result. I really just want this video to be really short. It'S 15 minutes, but I'm definitely gon na make it a little shorter than 15 minutes, I'm hoping for 10 impossible, let's say at least 12. So I'm not a method that I use when I'm doing weave is I never cut my tracks? I usually just flip them over and stitch them. It'S very important not to cut your tracks on your hair extensions just because it really helps to keep your hair extensions from tangling and also just helps to make it not get old really fast. So that's why I'm flipping mine over rather than cutting it, but sometimes I do cut it when, like the client extension, it's very old and it doesn't make sense to flip over because what happens is that sometimes their tracks get missed up with like hair and all Of that stuff and the tracks are just not they just not right, so I just cut it so that the hair can lay flatter. Also when I'm doing straight, hair weave, I do cut it just because it makes the hair lay flatter when I cut it. So other than that don't cut your hair as tensions, honey. Tell your hair, just they're, listening honey figure, our way to flatten this and when it's brand-new is really easy to do that. All right! So now I'm just gon na go ahead and show you guys. The finished restart I am done stitching in the bundles. I was able to put in all of the three bundles into her hair, so she has a pretty full head going on right now. I'M just gon na go ahead and straighten out her leave out so that it can blend into the hair extensions, and I must say her, hair's up pretty good with blending in so I didn't really have to like work really hard to get her natural hair to Blend in with the hair extension, that's another thing with my hair extension, because it's Reming hair it blends in very well with natural relaxed hair, or you know some people have softer hair. Her hair touched her just really goes well with this hair extension, so I'm just gon na go ahead, straighten it out and then we're gon na style it and I'm gon na come back and show you guys. The finished result so for the top of her leave out she's looking to achieve a middle part, I'm just smoothing everything out with edge control, so I'm just laying down her hair with edge control. Also, I'm gon na use the edge control as a heat protector. I did also put in my organ oral serum, so basically for heat protector, you really just want to apply oil so that the straightener can just attract to the oil rather than the clients hair. So that's just protective method, so we're gon na go right back to styling and I'll come back and show you guys. The filling result all right - and we are all done here as you guys - can see it - is beautiful luscious and it's just a really easy natural vibe. So in what we've done? Hey nothing right, exactly it's so natural, so easy to maintain, and it's just great thank you guys so much for watching this video amazing me, then it's huto! Thank you! Guys I'll see you guys next time love! You follow me on Instagram