#015 Curly Sew-In Easy To Do

Well, you guessed it another so in but this time we're gon na do this short little cute crop cut so stay tuned, so I can show you how it's all going down. So, let's get started. My client here is already shampooed and conditioned, and what I'm doing right now is just blow-drying with my blow dryer brush, and this is just a stretch there here before braiding. I find that in doing this I don't have to pull so tight to actually braid and it actually helps to release the kink out a lot quicker and if I tried to do like the structure method so right now, I am combing and sectioning her sides in Her back want to get this tool a relatively flat right around the edge. Sometimes I do this molding and then place them under the dryer, but we were trying to save on time. This was really late in the evening, and so we were just trying to get it in. So I'm just going to use a little bit of my AMPRO styling gel and I'm putting this just on the outside perimeter. So now in here that I'm going to be curling, but just the hair that I need to lay flush to her skin so everywhere that I place the gel, I will not be curling in those areas, will stay flat so now that the areas that have been Molded are now dry, I'm going to go ahead and line this up right around the hairline, and I didn't show the braiding pattern because it's very simple, it was just a circle or some people call it the Beehive. So I just went around with one braid until I came to the very top so now I'm gon na go in and, of course, oil, her scalp and I don't believe I showed where I actually added the cream all over her braids. But if you've seen my other videos, you know that that's usually what I do so after oiling, I add a cream onto her braids itself, just to help saturate the braid right before I place the cap on. So this is in here that I'm going to be using, it comes with three little tiny bundles in it already got our cap on I've already stitched it based on that lowest braid that you see there and I'm just gon na cut the excess off and I'm Gon na leave a little bit, I like to call it a lip right around the front of her hairline, so the lower hairline is then right in the front. That doesn't mean that we can't still place the tracks there. So, by leaving a little bit of a lip that is gon na give me more sewing space, and so her track itself doesn't have to start so far back behind her hairline or her natural hairline. I should say so. This is just a little bit of mango butter. I love it. It smells great. I think I get this from like Dollar General really inexpensive and I'm gon na go ahead and curl the lower part of her hair, so that this is not in the way or it's not difficult for me to do once I install the curly hair. So this just gets this process out of the way, so that once I'm done sewing, she literally is can lately done so. I have already started her install and I'm being sure to stay literally at the lower end of her neck. I wanted to be able to hang flush and very close to her scalp. So by doing this, it'll help it to do that. That way, the curls that I've previously placed will actually blend very very well, so I'm not going closest to the slipping. As you see, it is giving me more area for me to be able to sew on. It also allows me to get a lot closer to her natural hairline and, again, I'm being sure to stay right at the edge of this cap. So if you notice, I am now going in the opposite direction of initially how I was sewing to begin with, and the reason of that is when I got to the area where I wanted her here to naturally divide causing kind of like a natural part. I folded over the track and then I went and back in the opposite direction going towards her left. This is going to give a little bit of an indentation so that when I go to style it you can kind of tell which side her. He is gon na fall on now. I know by looking at it right now. It just looks like a hot mess, but trust believe once I go in here and cut in style, it'll all come the light and it'll all look. Well, now we'll tell you: when cutting curly hair less is more, it is always easiest to just trim a little bit off shape style and then, if you need to cut closer or cut shorter, you can do it at that time. Often, if you go in too soon and cut too much off - and there is no room for repair so just be mindful of that - you also want to stay close to the natural shape of your clients head. So if they're a little bit more rounder in the back, your best bet is just to kind of cut close to the curve of their head. Instead of trying to whack it all off because they'll end up looking flat and then once they sleep or lay on that hair it'll start to spread and get Spacey so definitely want to make certain that you accommodate the natural shape of their head. Now, as I'm cutting, I'm also shifting the hair from side to side and kind of moving it around because, as the day's progress, clients are naturally gon na, run their fingers through their hair or try to move it around the styling. And if you only cut it in one direction anytime, they shift that hair the hair it's going to be out of place, so you have to kind of think outside of the box, so I've clipped the hair in place right around the ends, and this is just Where her hair meets the actual weave - and I laid it down just because you can't apply any heat to this hair, so ordinarily, I would go in and curl it. But since I can't I've clipped it down, I'm just using a little bit of holding spray to keep it in place, so y'all do not pay her any mind. She always cuts up in my chair. I love her to death. This is the finished look. I hope you guys liked it. I hope it's something that you can recreate for yourself or maybe for a loved one. Also, please don't forget, like comment and, most importantly subscribe. I would love to show you more videos to come. Oh and don't forget to follow me on Instagram and Facebook,