#057 Sew-In Using Only A Closure No Weave/ Tracks

Love sister-girl under and I am back and this client is a little different. She does not have alopecia, as you can see here, but we've got a little bit of a dilemma going on. So this is, after a lot of just wig, wearing just shampoo, letting it air dry and putting your weight gone. So the hair did Matt just a little bit. So I'm just gon na go ahead and add this closure to her top fulfilled news, and I am gon na relax the sides, so there will not be additional. We'Ve left tracks, whatever you want to call it used in the process, so this is gon na be pretty interesting. You guys saw, I hope, that you stay tuned so right now I am actually sectioning out where my closure is gon na lay and then I'm basing the remaining part of her hair for the relaxer, which you see here. So I did not relax the part where the closure goes because that's going to be braided, and so that would have been tedious and unnecessary to do, and I have now finished shampooing conditioning and treating her here and I molded her and put her under the dryer. So that I could get a flat mold and right now, I'm just gon na do a braid pattern right on the top of that here where the closure is supposed to lay now I will say trying to carve out the exact amount of hair was a bit Of a challenge - and it was just mainly because of the condition that the hair was in to start with - it - would have been much easier. If there had been previously relaxed cuz, then it would have laid down, and I could gauge it better, but I carved out as best as I could, and I would have rather have too much hair carved out than not enough because of course it's too much is Carved out with some heat, you can actually just press that hair out to blend with the relaxed hair. But if you don't carve out enough, then that is the relaxed here that you're going to have to and braids into, and you don't want to do that for the purpose of breakage. So right now I am oiling in-between her hair, where I'm gon na put the braid so that it's not so dry or itchy up under the closure. And then I am going to add a little piece of I want to say, like a lace over the hair. Once I'm done braiding it, so I just did one braid going around in a u-shape and then I'm doing a French braid right up the middle and I'm just gon na tuck that little piece in and I'll show you when I'm done and I'm double checking now. Just to make sure that I have just the right amount of hair out, so this is what I've done. So this is the little lace piece I know some people actually put a stocking cap on and then cut the stocking cap out. I just decided to use this I felt like I could. It would be a little bit more taut for me, I felt like the coverage was really good and very close to her skin complexion, and I would not have to use any makeup, and I don't know sometimes I feel like that stocking cap can get like a Little itchy or a little dry up underneath. So that's why I chose to use the lace, so I have that tied down in place. I did not glue it at this point, but I was just laying it. I really can't explain why I just thought I need it just I didn't. I don't know I just tied that you know just to kind of keep it in place for me, as I did the cut so now I'm going in and I am stitching it all. The way around now, I did stitch both sides first and then I allowed the stitching to meet in the back as opposed to just kind of coming from left to right or from right to left. It just seemed like I was able to balance it a little bit better in doing it. That way, I didn't really want it to shift, then you would not believe what happened next. I have great clients. She allow me to stop her service and finish it. The next day when I was able to continue to record so right now I added a little lace cool around the front. I laid the least you know, and I trimmed it off. So I'm gon na go ahead now and loose out these little braids that I had in the closure to keep the hair out my way and I am going to comb it through, and I am now gon na blend it with the previous haircut that I did. The day before, so, of course, if it was not for the camera, this service would have been completed in one day, so I don't want you to think that it's a two day service. It'S not I raise at the top a little bit to give it a more natural fall. I molded her with some foam, as I would do usually and I put throughout caps on her and got her under the dryer and voila. This is what it looks like dried, completely installed and glued down a little bit at the hairline. So as you notice, I'm not covering her face she's like hey, don't even worry about it, but we got past the rough part. So I thank her for that and right now, I'm just gon na go ahead and line her up and get to curling, and once we curl this you guys we are done so I hope you enjoyed something new something different being brought to you today. I was definitely wanting to push the envelope a little bit and give y'all something a little different to look at. I know that there is tons and tons of hair videos on YouTube, all of them pretty much doing the same thing on different people, so I just want to switch it up a little bit, even though this video was recorded last year. I thought it would be great for the new year. A lot of you say you know I just need a little bit of fullness right here right there. I don't want a whole head full of weave or I don't want to glue in some tracks. So this is definitely an option, especially if up top is broken in her case or it's short or thin. This is a perfect solution, also don't forget to comment rate like and subscribe until next time. Bye, love,