Braidless Sew-In Tutorial *Step By Step* Ft. Klaiyi Hair ♥︎

Hey y'all, so today's video is a braidless sewing tutorial. I'M going to be showing you how you can do this on yourself at home, so this video is sponsored by kawaii hair, make sure to check out those links down below. So they sent me four bundles of the brazilian body wave hair. I have two 24 inches and two 22 inches as y'all can see. This hair is a poppy, make sure to click those links down below and now let's go ahead and jump into the tutorial. All right, so we got to get started on our braidless sew in and i just wanted to come and show you how you want to have your hair prepped before you start, you want to make sure it's clean. I washed my hair, maybe like a few days ago, but you want to make sure it's shampoo and blow dry and that's it. You do not want to flat iron. It don't want to put nothing no type of heat in it other than a blow. Dryer reason being is because you want to have a little bit of texture to your hair, so that way the beads um can have like something to grip onto like. If you relax, you probably probably want to wait until you got like a little bit of new growth, or you know just something to have a little bit of texture um to where you know you can put these beads on and they won't slide out, and i Also want to share with y'all the type of thread to use, so this is nylon thread like, as you can see, it's that, like silky type of thread rather than the cotton three, you do not want to use cotton thread when you're doing a braidless sewing. Cotton thread is going to like soak out all your oils and like really dry. Your hair out nylon thread is definitely better to use it's easier to use when it comes to a braidless sewing. Nothing gets like snagged or stuck because it's so smooth, it's so thin. You know what i'm saying so get you some nylon thread bow. Of course you want to have your micro links or hair extension links is what they call when you get them from sally's, and then you want to have a hair threader. You can also find this as sally's, then, of course you want to have the little squeezy thing, i'm not hair pliers. I think that's what he's called yeah if you go to sally's or to the hair store, just ask for some hair pliers, and this is what they should look like: not real pliers, okay, the hair pliers. So you can squeeze the little bitty bee, okay and last but not least, of course, you want to have some bundles. Normally from what i remember. Whenever i did a braille sewing, i only use two bundles, maybe like two and a half i do have four bundles total from kawaii hair. I don't know if i'll be able to fit these, i'm pretty sure. I won't because girl i got a little beat ahead. I'Ll probably end up using two bundles, i'm gon na start off with my 24 inch heels. Oh girl. I wish i could fit all of them, because that is just so pretty like this hair is so luscious. Oh, so pretty you just need regular bundles. You don't need the little special link or anything, because this is not micro links. This is a braidless sew in so you actually need like the wefted hair and as long as you got like a couple, bundles you're good to go. Here'S how you want to have your hair kind of like you, was about to do a braid pattern for, like you know, a regular sewing. You want to have your little leaf out and leave out your perimeter just like that. So, first you want to start by making a part just like you was doing clip-ins or glueing, or something like that and make sure to pay attention, because each part i do is going to get better and better, because i was kind of like re-teaching myself, as I went because i haven't done a braid lips in so long and i haven't done one on myself, so it was kind of tricky getting the hang of it at first, but you just want to thread the um hair threader with beads. I kind of put like six to seven on there. Just to you know, go ahead and do the whole entire part without having to restock the beads, and then you just want to make a part just about that size thread your hair through the hair, threader scoop. The bead up just like that and then just push it on through to where that bead is up on near your scalp. Then you just want to go across that whole section and continue making the little parts putting your beads on just like that. So this is the very foundation of what a braidless sew-in is just adding. Those micro lengths in a row creates a foundation to sew on instead of having a braid. Now it's time for the hair pliers you just want to go and scoot that bead up and squeeze it pay attention this right here, too, tight y'all will see at the end um how i explain how tight this um install was. I'M actually going to show you guys, one bead that i actually did pretty loose. That was actually perfect, but i ended up going and tightening it because i thought it needed to be like this type. It does not need to be this tight on your scalp. Now. I'M just taking my bundles, i'm making sure to double that width, so everything can be nice and full, and also this is another piece, a key piece of um. What i did better as far as doubling my wefts make sure to keep watching, because on that third row, i'm going to show you guys exactly how to double your wefts when it comes to a braille zone, really any sew in to make sure you know it's Nice and flat - and you don't have a bulky, look because you doubled your wefts, so just keep watching okay, so boom row. Two! We getting better now pay attention to how i parted row two in comparison to row, one you want to part it like thinner and not stickle. If that makes sense like you want your part to be thinner. That way, your install could be a lot more fully. You could fit a lot more hair in your install when you make thinner parts. I hope that makes sense. I i'm sure y'all can see the difference between how i parted the first one, how i parted the second one. The second one is what you want to do, the first one, and not so much so do right here. Do y'all see that that was actually perfect. Okay, y'all gon na see me go back and like retighten it, but i just want y'all to look at that. One look at that look that was actually perfect when i scooted it up. I made it too tight, like y'all y'all, my head was screaming at me. Y'All will see you at the end, but this is how everything should be looking so far, you got your tracks sewn on okay, no braids, what it do. Oh - and this part very important. This is how you want to start doubling your webs, so you want to put two webs together, of course, but you want to put that second weft down, maybe like a half inch to an inch. So that way, it's not bulky on the side. That way, you can pull it up into a ponytail without you seeing a whole bunch of tracks that way it's laying flat. I always used to do this, like even with regular sewing, so i just implemented this with my braille lid. Then, when you're finishing the other side, you want to make sure you cut that inside track shorter than the outside track like have it ending on, like the second to last, beat that way it can look. You know the same as what you started with with that outside track being longer than the inside, so you can have a flat install. I also want to add that you can leave hair out in between your rows. As for me, i did every single row because i wanted my install to be super full and i'm not really going to worry about wearing it like half up half down so like when you party, you can see like the beads and stuff. But if you do want to wear styles like half up half down or something like that, then you want to make sure to leave out. You know that little bit of hair in between the rows, so you can cover the tracks both ways. So, for my rose at the top, i decided to just go single with my wife, so it don't be, like you know, super bulky or whatever and yeah we about done. I'M just measuring cutting that weft sewing it on, and i guess i want to show y'all right here how you really want to sew on these wefts, because i really like the camera, couldn't really get a good angle of me sewing. But as you can see, i'm going like um horizontal on the row, if that makes sense like i'm, i'm sewing basically uh the same shape as the bead is going. I am so terrible at explaining stuff, but i hope that made sense. Maybe i'll show it again. Let'S see there, we go y'all see how that needle is going like back. If you was braiding the sewing, you would be going like vertical, but with a braid lift sewing, you want to be going horizontal. You want to be going the same direction as the roll. Like going around instead of up and down yeah there, we have it honey, we done we done, it was not too hard. Was it so now, i'm just uh taking down my leave out and my perimeter getting ready to style it brush it all in together style. It all in together and look at that look how natural that braidless beetle, like i just love it love the braidless, install so many benefits to a braidless. You can pull it up, not quite yet. Okay, it's too tight, but you can pull it up in a ponytail. You know half up half down. You wear so many different styles. With this install another thing, it is so like freeing like, if you like, to have your scalp free you like to itch scratch. Scalp, if you like to oil, your scalp and you do not like your hair being all cooped up with a sew in braidless, is definitely for you, it's just so versatile once again like i just love it like look at that girl. Yes, my hair, whose hair my period so we about to get ready to style it, i'm just going in with my pressing comb, i'm just getting everything straight! I'M gon na do some crimps. You always seem to use my crimper or whatever and yeah. That'S it. So, hey, okay! I am feeling this y'all. When i say this took some time, it is 3 39 a.m. I probably started on this at like 8 o'clock. It was still like light outside. It was probably like 7 30 8 o'clock and i'm just not finished with the install and styling it like it took so long. Of course, i took like a little small mini breaks, but it didn't take a long time. I'M not going to even hold y'all up. Normally like from what i remember like doing this on clients, it only took like maybe two hours but on myself, like i told y'all, this is my first time doing this um install on myself. So you know trying to reach to the back of your head and trying to you know what i'm saying see in the mirror and stuff so yeah. It did take a while to finish this myself, but i feel like once i got my groove like i was. Maybe halfway done, i really started speeding up and really getting the hang of it, but i am really happy. I think it was definitely worth it all the hours. It was definitely worth it because i love love this so much, and i was also a little worried about how it would blend with my hair, like as far as my hair being like up here and the weave being, you know, 24 inches. I didn't know if it would look good or like if it'll like you know blend in but as y'all can see not choppy at all everything blends in so good. You can't even see my hair, like this looks so good. I'M so excited i'm so happy with this y'all i did use here got my left over here. I didn't use um one bundle um, so i got me a whole bundle left over which is 22 inches, and then i have like a little bit of 24. I forget which one it is and a little bit of 22 left over, so in total i think i used three and a half bundles, which i did not expect. I only expected to use two, but i'm really happy that i was able to squeeze in so much hair, because i was a little worried about that too. Like is it gon na be full because you know the longer your hair is. You know the more bundles you want to have, so it can look nice and full so yeah about two and a half bundles everything came out so great. I am in love. I'M gon na have this install in for a hollow mini, because i just love me a braidless install now. One thing about this is: it is tight. Okay, this is tight. I feel like i got some braids, even though this is a braidless sewing. I do feel like my hair is braided because of how tight it is and um yeah. I definitely should have moved the micro link down a little more, so it won't be so tight on my scalp, but i definitely can't go in and, like you know, undo the you know, squeeze it make it a circle, drag it down a little bit and squeeze It back so i can kind of like loosen it up in some spots, because i was like girl chocolate just in the ponytail was like, oh no, so yeah. That was really like. The only thing i would change is not making this so tight, but everything else like girl - i just i'm in love - i am in love. I can't even start touching this hair. I love this hair by the way shout out to kawaii here. Y'All make sure once again check those links down below in that description box. This hair is beautiful as y'all can see. This is the natural body wave, but i went on and threw in some crimps just to get it all. You know blended together with my hair and everything, but this hair is beautiful. I love it. It'S nice and full the ends as y'all can see. I'Ve offered the full yet the ends are nice and full, and i just really really love this hair. I love this install. I can't wait to do like some different styles. I can't wait to like pull it up once it loosens up. Okay, once i get it loose, i'm gon na definitely be wearing it. Like you know, in the ponytail, because girl, a brayliss will have you delusional like this is this is my hair? If y'all have any questions about the braidless install, i would definitely try to get some more videos out like washing it um. I plan on wearing this. All month, so i'm gon na wash it re-tighten it. You know straighten it do different styles with this, but if y'all do have any more questions about the braidless sewing, make sure to comment down below and i'll try to get back to y'all either. In the comment section or in another video, when i follow up with this install, but yes y'all, that is it i am so in love with this inside. I just can't say it enough, make sure y'all thumbs up if you enjoyed it subscribe. If you like, subscribe boo and follow me on instagram, so you can see some pics because i'm definitely going to taste something exciting, love y'all so much i will catch y'all in the next video peace out. You