Diy Natural Traditional Leave Out Using Yaki Textured Hair| Easy Hacks To A Flat Leave Out!

Hi guys and welcome to my youtube channel, my name is daniela and i go by the name of dear swagby hair. If you want to see how i look from this to this then continue watching today, i will be doing a leave out, sew-in and i'll be trying the yaki um straight hair. Well, the one i'm using is actually european hair, but it's exactly the same texture as the yaki straight hair like um, so i would say, get the yaki straight, one which i'll have all in the link in the description below but yeah. This is what i'll be trying today today, i've. Actually my hair, i didn't straighten it. I just blow-dried it and look how it blends so guys. I would strongly like anyways at the end of the video i'll literally tell you the advantages and disadvantages of having this texture hair. But if you want to see how i achieved this look then continue watching, but without further ado, let's get into lyrium hi guys. You see this hairstyle, it needs to be super. Duper duper duper straight like flat and straight, and if it's not, then this video is not coming up. First of all, i am actually going to blow dry my hair out a bit more because, as i said, this needs to be flat, which means the base needs to be flat, so be right, back, hey guys, so we're going to start off by parting in um. Your leave out, so this is the first hack it's put in a track where your leave out is and seeing if your hair covers it. This is for when you straighten it at least everything is covered and you shouldn't see any track when doing so. That is a very good hack to do guys. So, as you can see here, i'm leaving out the two front sections of my hair - i'm actually packing everything else in because i highly doubt i'm going to be going out with my hair in one. It'S always going to probably be down at all time so guys when it comes to your base, it always determines on the thickness of your hair, where your thickness is or whatever. This is the pattern that i do on my hair um, i braid down, add hair or if it's when i see it's getting thick, i don't add the hair in this next section, which you will see me doing. I actually leave it until it. The ends are thin enough for me to catch the next set of hair in and that will form a nice flat base. I hope that makes sense, but you'll see me doing it right here. So, as you can see here, i don't add that in i literally bring that over and then continue braiding. As you can see me do there and i do the same thing with the second one and that will literally form a nice flat base, guys when doing that. So when you feel like okay, this is the right time to add hair. You add the hair and then that will listen guys. The base will be nice and flat the other side of the hair, the um the side, part of the hair. You literally braid it all the way to the end from the from the beginning, and you should get a nice flat base guys, as you can see here so now, with the sew in we double the weft and you literally start sewing and you literally try and Um, so in the tracks guys and as you can see when i get to the end, i single it so when i'm folding the hair back over over to the other side, i single the hair, as you can see me do here and then i start adding The pair back over so that's a nut second hat guys where you single it, so it gives a flatter um look and if, instead of it looking bulky and then you start at doubling it back, as you can see me here see here, i'm literally adding it Back in again, i do show this a few times, so what i do when i get to the end, i start singling the track and then, when i go, i fold over the track with it still being single and then i start doubling it back like usual, As we get into the middle of the hair, so as i get to the middle of my ears or just to the top, i start going to the walls, the front um of your hair and literally you do the same method. You start you single it and then continue braiding as you i mean not braiding. You continue sewing as you go and again guys try and get it in the track. I'Ll say nine times out of ten, i sew in the track, because what happens is if you don't sew the track? It gaps, your actual, the hair part actually gaps, and then it will look a bit gappy when it's out trust me. I know because i will make that i make that mistake. Quite a lot sewing the easiest thing to do on yourself, but, as you can see here nice and flat now, i'm now as i get to the top guys i sing. I do a single because the bottom now it's got the thickness that i need. I love a thickness at the bottom and a flat top, so i start singling the tracks, the weave and i go back and forth back and forth and then, when i get to the top, i start cutting that's when i start cutting the weft. But until then i don't cut the weft now we're on to the top, and this is where um i start, cutting the weft and trying to get it all the way to the top. I would say, though, guys i'm probably next time. I'M gon na probably put a plait there, because when you get to the top you're literally planting no braid, if i mean sewing in no braid, so it's literally it it slides down after a while of having it in and guys sew sewing. The top is like the hardest part of sewing see when you're sewing the back of your hair easy, but when you get to the top, i don't know it's like getting the right angle with your hand and getting to that flow is like the hardest part of Doing it, as you can see, there was a bit like fed up at that. This point like i was like this is hard but yeah. This is how i get to the top and try and make it nice and seamless and flat guys. Now everything is sewn in i literally blow dry, the hair first before straightening, my hair. That also helps with flatness guys and then you're going to just rub some serum on your hair and start straightening. Your hair, as you see me, do here, i straighten comb it in straight and comb it in straight and comb it in all the way. So i blow dry all of it to get a flatter look surface and that's when i start straightening it. I treat my i treat the weave and hair like it's my natural hair, and if i was my natural hair, i would have blow dried the hair first before straightening. I also straightened out a nice baby hair. As you see me, do here, nice cute natural, look guys, i love it but yeah. This is what i do and i'll get back to you when i start curling my hair. Now moving on to curling my hair, i actually curl my hair with straighteners. I i don't even know, i don't even think i even own a curling wand, guys i always straighten my hair with straighteners. So, as you can see me do is wrap the hair around around the round, then bring it back up and then i'm going to hold it for like a couple of seconds and then let it go. And then i will use like a pin or something to just hold it for a bit just for the heat to um, for the curls to like warm up, and then it will hold it even better. But yaki here actually holds curls very, very, very well um, which is great so yeah by the by the way guys these are. This is like a few days later, um, like i think in three separate clips in all four times. If these are all different things that i'm recording by the way guys, i just wanted to know see what um how the hair goes and whatever. So i can give you a re, a good review on whether to buy it or not, or what have you so. These are a few days into the video but yeah um after pinning that um i'll get back to you with the final look, and that's it guys. This is the final look yep that blow dried, look natural, hair! Look! This looks like my hair. What you mean? No told me this is not my hair, it's mine, everything any hairstyle. Do it looks like my hair, i'm checking. I just want to tell you one disadvantage of having yucky um hair. It mattes quite quick. So it's not something that you'll be able to keep this here hair for like years like it's only going to be a one hairstyle, and then you got ta, throw away the hair and buy a new one. But, however, it blends very well when you curl this hair, it stays curled for the whole day. You don't have to re-curl it, because it's yucky hair. Also, if i do a blow out, the blowout looks nice and it looks like your hair, even when i just have it out straight like when i just blow comb it comb it out nice and straight blends. So well like it's so like this, i'm definitely gon na do often because it looks like my hair and i don't like when things don't look like mine and especially where i don't like straightening my hair all the time i would just rather just blow dry it. So it doesn't damage as much as if i keep straightening it, but i definitely recommend yaki hair. The only thing is yeah you're gon na have to throw out away the hair once you buy it once you use it once, but still nice love. It looks. Natural looks like mine, i'm feeling me, i hope you're feeling me too anyways, don't forget to like comment and subscribe and follow ideas. Why be here on instagram also don't forget to follow at daniella's world daniela walter underscore on instagram, where i show nothing but myself. Let me know if you enjoyed this yaki here. Let me know if you want to see me, do a bob or you know, but yeah. I definitely like this hair and i think i'm gon na be doing leave out weave from now on, like i am super excited that leave outs are back in the game, because that's what that's me this is me. I look like i leave out. Babe. Do you know what i need to talk to you later bye,