Sew In Weave On Shaved Sides. No Closure No Leave Out. Outre Batik Jerry Curl

Welcome back to my channel, this is Michelle and me Cody and you guys know I love my crochet braids, but for the longest time I've been wanting to try. We I love the texture and the beautiful pearl patterns of some of the weave sounds that you cannot get in crushing braids, because the weave hair is generally too silky to crochet and interlock in place. So this video is on my very first weave installation. I hope you guys enjoy it. I do a full tutorial to show you the complete installation, it's my very first time ever doing a so in need, and I love the way it turned out. So definitely keep watching make sure you subscribe people we get into the video, and I will see you guys soon. This is my braiding pattern. I'M going to try something a little bit different for this weave insulation. Then I normally do for my crochet installation. So I just where you go sideways, going down into the side as much as I can, with no more lock and straight back and then the rest of the braids I pretty much did like. I do now coach neck straight to the back connects to the bottom. I do have a permit override all the way around my head now, the home using is the I'll trade batik jheri-curl, the neckline fight was this better cares in 16 inches and one of the shoulder then style, and I thought this one will be perfect. Now you can see these lips are super thin and to have a full style, like the look that I'm going for I'm gon na double these babies and I'm going to install the first couple of rows of tracks doubled like this and then I'll start to install Them with a single track when I started to track all this so through the web to make sure that not have something securely to hold it in place, it's gon na make sure your left is nice and secure, especially in the beginning. You don't want any lifting wefts in the beginning of your style and then I so a couple times through, and then I secure the track in place with bobby pins all around the braid. That makes it easier to sew, so you can just then go under and over the webs and continue to sew without having to worry about placement until that entire tribe is Oh, here's a second bundle. You can see. I'M threading the needle through the West and attached knee to the hair after that, I just so it's normal going under and over the weapon till the entire track is sewn into place. Again. I always secure my track in place with bobby pins, so once I start sewing, I could just continue to sew all the way around until the track is fully installed and you guys the sole men is a much more complicated and difficult process to master than crochet Braids, but with some practice you know you get better, it's like with anything you just have to practice. Practice makes perfect. One of the reasons I love weave hair is because it has a different texture than pushing here and it looks more natural in a lot of cases, and so that's why I wanted to start experimenting with weave hair. At this point, I'm going to clip over the track and continue sewing the hair in, and so I'm just securing the base at the flip over point so that it's nice and flat and it doesn't lived in the beginning of my style and then I could flip Over the web and continue to sew over and under the weft, as I normally would, the footballer method is a better option to me. Instead of cutting your tracks, because if you want to reuse your hair, it's much more difficult. If you cut it of course, and so the flip over method, i'm allows you to get more where and more use out of your hair and I'm just going to start installing at this point single tracks of hair. So I'm no longer W us because I'm at the top of my hair - and I don't want it to fall here - I just wanted the the bottom to be four because I have the shape size and but I wanted to make sure the bottom of my salads And I simple and just a word of advice, make sure you don't use too much thread so that the thread gets tangled into here. You can see in a prior clip that the thread kept getting tangled in there here and I have to keep separate, Rhino separated out you don't you want to use enough through it to where you don't have to constantly rethread your needle through the process of installing A track, but you don't want to use too much so just a matter of finding balance between using enough weight, but not too much so my camera means, but I did continue the installation of the sportrack around my head until only my Center. My words plan rolls were left to finish to conceal this expose what right have to come at my head. What I'm going to do is I'm going to install a note 11 right in front of it going the opposite way so orange for it's my face and I'm gon na sew that in place and then just slip it back. So the hair from that track covers the web from the track right behind it. So all my tracks are installed. The only thing left is the closure, but I don't like using closures. They don't look natural to me so originally I decided to crochet in some hair. I put in the Bobby vos Brazilian water curl, but it looked way too bulky and it took away from the natural silky curl pattern of the leaf extensions. So I thought there has to be a way for me to pull some of this weave here underneath the braid to cover the web. So I pulled out my crochet needle started pulling here through and three I'm your doctor control. I love using this method as an alternative to little closure. It looks way more natural than a closure and it's also more convenient than having leave out and having someone back in everyday with your extensions