How To: Natural Hair Sew In Weave! No Leave Out! | Today Only Hair Aliexpress

Hey everybody: this is breanna rutter and in this hair tutorial i am going to teach you how to do a natural. Looking lace, closure, sew ins step-by-step for beginners, the hair I am wearing is from today only and I use a 16 inch closure and 3/8 inch bundles in the texture Brazilian kinky straight from today. Only so click the link in the description to get this beautiful and very affordable here. So for starters, you actually don't need a lot of products to block this. Look in here I'm showing you the hair that I received from today on and when I actually pulled out the closure. I noticed that it felt extremely soft being that this texture is more of a kinkier type of texture. The texture is perfect for those of you who are relaxed natural or transitioning. I have relaxed hair, but my natural roots definitely helps to style, look even more realistic being that I just had a slight little bit of edge hair left in the front. So here you see, my braid pattern is very simple. All of my brace goes straight down to the size and to the back so right now, I'm just demonstrating with my fingers exactly where my part is as well as how I have my braids only one after the other, so I'm making sure to braid about three Braids on both sides of my head before I pass my ears as you can see here and I'm demonstrating what my fingers is. I do a little small stool to show you that the tail end of each braid goes into each other, so that, as I continue to do it in the back, I have one tail in that I tuck into the braid pattern, and this is not simple. Your braid pattern needs to be for your style now. For me, I like to apply sometimes and oil to my hair to help encourage hair thickness. Now I have very full hair, but my hair itself is very fine, meaning that my strands are very, very small. You know I have a lot of hair, so I want to make my hair a lot thicker now. What I'm going to do is I'm going to show you how the first bundle looks right before I sew it down when I sold out my bundles, I like to put the needle through the very edge point of the weft, and then I like to political to Create a matte: this makes it very sturdy for me to attach my actual wealth very easily to my braid pattern. Now to begin I put the needle around my braid, then I wrap the thread around the needle twice. I pull it through to cream. Am I not as long as you got down my knotting technique doing it, someone will be extremely easy, so I'm just showing you once again that exact process not moving over any more pass about a quarter inch at a time. You want your knots to be a good distance apart, so that it doesn't take you too long myself, but you don't want your knots to be spaced, no more than half an inch, because it's gon na make your actual installation not as stable. So now that we're near the end, I just cut off the remaining thread and then I continue to stitch, but for now I'm just pulling my hair up so that you can see how seamless my technique looks now that that first fondo is so now. It'S time to do the flip over method. So, as you can see, this is the very first track. I begin stitching and I'm going to show you how to do. The flip over the flip over is very important in preventing you from having to cut through your list every time you actually cut through your web. This causes your hair extensions to shed and that's totally unnecessary when sewing in your bundles. So it's just smart to do the flip over to continue to go back and forth on both sides of your head without cutting through your weft and as you can see, the flip over still allows for a very flat installation, so I've continued working. My way, all the way up and I'm showing you what one bundle looks like I know this is crazy, like how full is this here. Yes, this is one bundle I could have easily just done. One bundle and a half of this looks so I was extremely shocked about how full the hair was. As you can see, with the flip over method, I didn't have to cut anything and it still looks very flat so now this is the second bundle I'm showing you here and I have a very small amount of hair left and I'm going to continue to stitch Down but before I finish stitching that down, I stopped so that I can show you how to do your closure installation now most women like to do their closure first and then sew in all of their bundles. But I noticed that when I do that it causes my soldier to become more tighter. If I sew my bundles after sewing the closure. So I go ahead and sew in most of my bundles and then I saw Michael so that way my closure does not have an extra tightening effect from the hair being a sauna. So now I'm just showing you the positioning that I do I like to go. A little bit past my hairline, to give me a general idea of how much hair is left remaining to sew around before. I begin sewing my closure. So now I'm just tying the hair into a knot so that it doesn't get in the way, as I'm stitching down my closure and I'm using the clip to help me as well. So this is how it looks so far at this point. I'Ve done nothing but just sprayed a little bit of water on it. Now I'm trimming off the lace. Now it's very important that you turn off your lace right before installing it to make sure if you need extra lace space. So this is about how much lace space I mean at the hairline area when I'm sewing my closures, but you may want more lace, is all about preference. So, as you can see, I'm demonstrating with my scissors, where I'm going to be stitching and I likes a stitch through the hairline of my lace and I'll, show you that in just a little bit that makes for a very natural and seamless installation to where your Closure will not lift now we're going to start stitching the sides and, as you can see, I use very short needles and threads once to my culture. This allows us to not have to constantly reset my needles, because they're very short, because when you have very short needles, you won't have to actually have a lot of mistakes happen with your thread nodding up, so that prevents you from having to constantly redo your needles. All the time short needles allows for better control. So, as you can see here, I'm going through the edge of my closure and I'm creating a knot so that I can secure it went to my head now that we're at the head. This is my very first knot, I'm creating on my break. I wrap the thread around the needle twice as usual. As you see, the same knotting technique will be throughout the entire process. Then I go ahead and secure that knot there and I do it one more time. I always do two knots at the beginning and end of sewing my closure, as well as at the beginning, end of sewing any bundles. So you continue to make your nuts along each braid. Now, if you want your nuts to be a lot closer, I highly suggest that you sew down a weaving net. Some of you always wonder and ask me why use weaving in other tutorials, and then I don't assume it really depends on your time. I want us to do this install just a little bit faster and I wanted to show you an easier way of doing the process without doing all the little tiny details. Now. I have detailed tutorials in this already on my channel on how to do a lace. Culture install that I recently did not too long ago, so if you want to check that out, go ahead and go through my video tabs on my actual YouTube account here, so that you can see my videos so now, I'm making sure to alternate on both sides Of my closure, the reason why is because it prevents your closure from looking like it's shifted, you don't want your close you're looking sideways if it wasn't meant to be sewn that way. I wanted a middle part closure so to make sure that it's actually in line and it's not sideways or shifted. You got to go back and forth with two needles when sewing it down. So, as you can see, that's the lift in the front there and I'm gon na show you my cool technique that I love to do is to make sure the front stays flat. I'M gon na bring the needle back through the front edge of the closure, and then I'm gon na go a little bit ways back on my perimeter braid, as you can see here, to go back to the lake, and I like to do everything going under the Lace because it hides the mouth a lot better, so they're not just secure that in place and I'll show you exactly how that looks after this knot, so now that it's done you're gon na go ahead and sew around the actual back of your closure. Now I already did a few knots at the front, but just to be safe. I made sure to add a few more because, as you can see, my braids are a lot bigger. When you're doing your sewing, you can of course do your braid smaller. It just depends on how thick your hair is so now that it's fully sewn all around I'm going to show you my cool technique that I like to do so make sure that the front does not lift so now. At this point, what you're gon na do is you're gon na grab your rights up comb and you're gon na pipe, a very thin section of hair, it's a very front making sure to calm down any flyaways. So, as you can see, my scalp is very visible. In the very middle of my head, where the hair is going away and I'm gon na show you where I'm gon na stitch it in just a second, so I like to slightly pull it down and I like the stitch along the braids. Only so, as you can see, I'm pointing where I'm gon na be stitching, I will not ever stitch at the very middle section, because when I make my middle part, I do not want to see thread now very carefully. I'M showing you how I actually do my technique when stitching through my hairline. So if you need to watch this seen multiple times by all means, I wanna make sure you got it down. So I like to go through the top of my line. I like to scoop up some of my hair, and then it comes back out through the lace at the very top I like to put my nuts at the top. So that way, it's easier for me to remove my closure when it's time for me to take down my installation now. I do not suggest doing this technique if you have very weak or fragile edges or if your regrowing, your edges, because this does put just a little bit of tension on, but not too much. You don't want to make your knot extremely tight. You just want to do extra knots so that way it's secured, so I'm skipping over that middle part, section of my hair, where my part will be, I will not be fighting my hair off to the side or anything like that will be directly in the mouth. So this technique is perfect when you only want one designated part when you're wearing your closure. Now you can't do a similar technique to this we're doing a frontal. So if you want to see something like that, let me know and oh by the way, if you've watched this far, I started a secret conversation in my comment section. My secret comment is pinned at the top of my comment section so read my comment right now. So join in on our secret conversation. Now I'm not fully done sewing it. As you can see, it looks extremely natural in me now at this point. What I'm going to do is I'm gon na go ahead and spray down my hair so that it can blend back in with the texture, because I previously actually sprayed it so that I can tie up my closure to easily sew it down. So it's just straighten out the hair just a little bit, so I just relate now I'm defining what my part would be and, as you can see, that's my actual visible Scout there. So we're not installed that closure. I did not need to bleach the roots. I did not need to add makeup. I did not need to add a nude cap. I did not even need to use, got to be good or any hair gel or anything like that, because my technique allows for the closure to the extremely flattening your hair. So I just did a little bit of plucking to pull off my lips so that I can tie it all together and, as you can see, this installation is so easy to and extremely natural. I highly suggest you, ladies check out this hair links are in my description and the hair is very affordable by the way, so don't be afraid to going over and check it out. You can get pretty much any length you want, but I decided to do a 16 inch closure with 3 18 inch, bundles and now. This is the rest of the hair that I have left over, because I only needed to use about two bundles. So, as you can see, that's it for my installation. In total, I used one closure and two-and-a-half bundles of today only Brazilian kinky straight hair and, as you can tell, this, hair is so natural. No one even believed to me that this was a week. Everyone kept stopping me when I was going out running errands asking me if this was my real hair, so if you're transitioning or you want to get used to more of a kink, your type of texture, I highly suggest that you give their hair go. Their hair. Is perfect, thank you for watching give me a thumbs up and comment what tutorials you want to see next and by the way I'm gon na be checking on this secret conversation. Okay, so I need to see those comments until then I'll catch y'all later