Traditional Sew In With Minimal Leave Out New Video 2020

Hey y'all welcome back to my channel in this video. I will be showing you how I did this traditional middle part, so in with minimal leave out using raw hair, all the hair information will be in the description box below make sure you guys like comment and subscribe and stay tuned for the full video. As you can see, my claim is fully washed and blow dryer also separated her leave out and now we're getting into the braiding pattern. As you can see, I braid all the way down. I like this. It actually gives a seamless install. So, as you can see, it's all braided down - and I do this every single time as you can see the leave out - that I love for her to be able to cover the tricks and moving right along. I am right now sewing her braids up. So none of her braids are dangling down once I when I start to actually sew end the extension, so I just saw them all up to the braids that they came from and then I start with the actual extensions and here's the fun part. So, as you can see, I started sewing in her actual extensions. I start at one side and go basically under the braid to make sure that the kitchen is covered with the weave, and I just sew all the way around to the other side. As you will see shortly all right, so at this point I'm done some in the first trick and I flip it over and start sewing. I do not cut the tricks at all. I literally use the flip method. If you need to see this again and just stop the video and rewind it and go back and review it all right, so you continue to sew and say you can't sew anymore and I actually glue one track at the very top when I'm done right above The track before you get to the actual leave out so me this just gives it such a seamless look once you you know Flatiron to leave out. It looks so much better and it's not bulky as if there was like tricks directly at the top of the head, all right so now we're at the fun part. As you can see my clients, natural hair, is not the texture of the raw hair. So I do have to use a blending technique and my blending technique. I use a straightening comb, the stovetop one. I don't use the electric one. I use the stovetop one to even out the roots of my clients, hair, as you can see, and it gets it very, very flat very very quickly. This works wonders whenever you're trying to blend anything, whether it be natural hair, whether it be you trying to get like a frontal flat, the actual straightening comb is always the go-to. You will always get your hair flat with a straightening comb, so I just do the roots. I do her front and her baby hairs with the straightening comb and then I move on to the actual flat irons and, as you can see, I just flat iron it. So it can blend all together and I use products on it as well. I used some organ or you from the pro clean line, and I also use like the hair wax to allow the blend to look very, very natural and, as you can see, this is the slick. Stick that I use. I love love love this product. It works. So well, it works wonders when trying to blend hair. So I just rub a little bit with my hands and I rub it all over her actual hair so that it could blend properly with the actual weave. As you can see - and you know everything looks very, very seamless, as you can see, this here is full of body and it flows very nicely. This is the final look. My client didn't want anything additional done to it. So, as you can see it's in his raw state, I will have the link to this hair and the description box. Please make sure you share this video with anybody who you think it would help make sure you like comment and subscribe and always check back frequently for new videos. Thank you guys have a good one.