How To: Sew In With Leave Out

Hi guys it's meta Monroe welcome back to my channel. So today I'm going to be doing a standard sewing tutorial on my girl, Crispo and she opens it is some channel. Remember YouTube is heated up the debate hopper mentioned going to keep her on counting down in the description box, Christina a lot of the reviews on figure that I sell them, as you guys know that these reigns and be labeled over here. But in those nuances they are older on you're, going to be able to see the review. This building Jared just change the brand name, so she's able to tell you judge a lot of upset and what you have to do with the Harris. He will take care of it on her channel, so he's going to check that out. You will just be like a lot of shortness is a great card, or something and he'll always, and today I'm going to use a number based on her because you like to see how to do this going is Asian. So what I'm using for this drawing is mundo wave action of another bundle as well, but is covering right now, because her hair is colors get into that way. So the first thing that I'm doing is I'm just going to kind of section out her leave out, and so she wants a little parts on sectioning out enough hair to cover up her tracks, but not too much. And then I'm also leaving out her front edges on both sides, and I call that wind action because just in case the wind blows, then you won't see any kind of anything. And all you see is your edges, and so people do like way. Well, that is natural, so yes, I'm doing the pitchfork braid pattern method, so I'm just doing one braid right behind that leave out and then right after that, birdies I'm going to do another braid. You also know this by now and then of course, once I'm done with this second braid, I'm going to connect those rings together, I'm just parting it out and you always want to make sure that that perimeter braid is nice and small. So I'm new to braiding on her five head, which usually requires me to do four on each side just like it is right now, and so once I do that last braid, I'm just going to connect all four those braids together. Then I'm going to take that behind her ear and I have actually already done the other side. So I'm just going to connect that tail. That'S at the nape of her hair to that one braid that I just created and then I'm just going to take it across and keep on going around on the behalf. You guys should know this by now, because I've done it so many times now. When I sew B, first west, just in case, you goes to the gym or anything I do put that on West underneath the braid just in case, you needs to do like a low ponytail or something that you don't see any kind of grade, because she does You know go to gym and stuff she's on that journey. It'S awesome stay focused girl. You can do it so on once I hit the the ending point where it's the same point where I started this weapon, I'm going to double, lock, stitch it and then just fold over. As you guys know, I do not like to cut anywhere because it does promote shedding at the end where you cut it. Usually that's where the west start to unravel and hair starts to come out, so I try not to cut it. I usually don't cut it until the end, and sometimes I will do that last West, all by itself and end up cutting and that's because like if the West is too thick. You don't want like a big bulge right there as to leave out so yeah. It all depends on how good the West fold-over, how flat they fold over whether you'll have to cut it or not. But if you can, if you can skip the cutting, then that's definitely something that I recommend that you, you, Oh yep, you're just going to fold over and keep on going up and up and up - and I believe I've explained this before as well. But when you Saudis West in you always want to go like kinda like up and uh in, like a u-shape like a you know how wide you and that's just because, like the hair ends up falling more towards the taste in a more natural manner, as opposed To just falling straight down on the side, so when I'm about to curl the Munroe wave, any kind of wavy hair with a flat iron, definitely I always a little dry at first, you don't have to on what I just do and then I'm taking my cheat On it flat iron and I'm doing my signature curls with that all I do is twist the flat iron around twice and then I just slide the hair on through and once I'm done, sliding it it's just magically curled. Everybody does not understand how it works, but that'sthat's what works for me. That'S my method of doing it. Then I'm just going to kind of flood. I never leave out really well and also leave out. I used silky stations by design essentials and then, of course, I want her edges to look nice and lace, so I used naturals on design essentials as control. You could see how nice and straight hurly bow is and how nice and slick her edges are and look at this Munroe wave bounce from these Flatiron curls. It is so beautiful the custom color that I did on her hair extensions matches her leave out perfectly. Thank you all for watching. If you like this video, give it a thumbs up, make sure that you guys subscribed, and I will definitely see you guys next time in my next video - make sure that you guys go check out her channel on YouTube as well.