Half Feed Ins - Half Sew In / Ula Hair / No Leave Out

Shout out to the gang for 30k stubbies y'all know i had to come back with another video featuring yoola hair, let's get into it. Okay, y'all, so eula hair sent me this hair and this is the packaging that it comes with, and it also comes with this instruction um like pamphlet, and it tells you how to take care of it. What products to use and all of that. So i thought that was pretty useful. The lengths that i used were 20 22 and 24 and i'm going to be showing y'all how to do this. No leave out half sew in half feed in because i don't see a lot of the videos with the no leave out method. So i'm starting off with her hair parted down the center ear by ear and i'm just going to be doing the beehive method for her braid down for the sew-in. If you're used to the old school beehive method, that's exactly what i'm doing! I just decided to demonstrate how i do this part and then it's basically just going around in a circle. That'S all i'm going to be doing okay. So now i'm done with the beehive, and now i'm just going to be sewing down that tail, because you just don't want anything sticking out. So i'm going to sew the tail down and then i like to use a net. So i'm also going to sew the neck down once i'm finished sewing down the tail. Another good tip y'all also make sure that you oil, your client's scalp, because with this style it is a protective style and you want the scalp to be hydrated oil, that scalp. So it's not dry and it's not itchy up under the weave. So since it is three bundles, what i decided to do was double my wefts. So basically, i just folded the track in half and i'm just going to be using it doubled and i like to put the needle through the weft first. So that way, it's super secure by the time that i put it in her hair. This just helps to keep the um thread from slipping out, and it just literally holds the thread in place. I like to use the underhand method when i'm sewing so i'll, do the underhand method and then i'll wrap around three times to make sure that my knot is secure and that's just how i'm going to be doing it. I'M also going to be doing the flip over method, the whole time and i'm going to give y'all specific details to how um to do the front well how to do the top part, because this is a no leave out method. So you want it to look as natural as possible without having to leave out hair, because sometimes when clients are natural, that's a bit of a hassle leaving out the leave out to try to blend it with the weave. So we're just gon na. Do this type of method and i'm gon na talk y'all through it? As i go another thing, the quality of this hair was pretty good. It was like minimum shedding. I know with like the deep curly hair. Sometimes it does experience like minimal shedding, which is normal. It didn't really tangle much so this hair was pretty good to me when doing the flip over method. I like to bring the needle through the weft at the ends, just to make sure that my weft is secure right there, because you want to make sure that the braid isn't going to be exposed and that the hair is sewn flat down. So what i like to do is form like a: u with the tracks that way, it makes it easier to cover the wefts and it doesn't show any wefts like when it's being flipped and all of that stuff by forming the. U also is helping me to be able to close off the tracks and it just lays it way better versus just sewing it straight across. So that's the method that i like to use you um, so so now i'm going to get ready to close it off. I'M starting in the middle, so it could be a little bit fuller up here at the top, but then i'm going to continue to go into the. U form and that's really how i finish it off. I know i haven't seen a lot of videos showing how you finish the back, so i tried my best to record while i was doing the entire part of the sew-in, so that y'all could see exactly like what it is that you do to get that. No leave out method for this style. Foreign y'all, please forgive me. My phone died while i was doing the feed-ins and didn't even realize it, but what i do for the feed-in part i like to use the product called lock-in and i just saturate the whole section, and i also put it in the middle. This makes it easier for stitching and it helps the hair to lay down better and then, of course, i'm using my slay band, which is going to be available in the description box on my website, because i still have plenty of slay bands. They come in pink purple, blue, yellow green red and black, so i also found these little pinky rings. Um. You can put them on your ring finger or your pinky. These really help with stitching, if you're not good, with stitching with like a comb or you don't have the extra pinky nail, that's sharp you can use these. I got them off amazon. It was like a whole 10 pack for six dollars, which was really good. So i used these to help me stitch and, as you can see, i just used these every time, i'm about to do a stitch and it made the stitches so clean. So so now i'm just going to set the braids with my foam and i use the vigorous foam and then i'm going to spray down the tracks and i'm going to also put some foam on that. This hair was really pretty. It was easy to manage and my best friend loves it. She still has the style in right now. This was the style that she was doing for a wedding, so it turned out perfect and thank you so much for tuning in. If you stayed this far y'all, i'm not a baby hair master, so i'm not really going to show y'all how i did the baby hairs, because i still be experimenting to this day with baby hairs. But i'm going to show y'all the final product and i did dip these off camera and then what i just did was just clip the ends of the braids, so that they'll be even with the sew-in and yeah. This style turned out so good, make sure y'all like comment and subscribe and join the slay gang. Thank you.