How To Sew In Hair Weave-Cc Hair Extensions

So let's get started first off, I'm going to take my needle and start with the end of the width and I've already tied it in the night at the end. So you just want to make sure that knot catches. Then I go through the braid and I secure it. I'M gon na loop back through the braid and then the with each time pulling securely so that the width is tight to the braid, and I just continue doing this on and on. Until I get to to the edge of the braid now as I get to the edge of their braid, I'm gon na fold that hair in half, because I'm not gon na cut it - I'm just gon na continue on with the width to reduce shedding. So then, I'm gon na go through my braid through the fold and the width. I know you can't see it as good right here, but I think there's another clip coming up that you'll be able to see it a little better, but you just you just want to do that several times to ensure that that fold is as flat as possible And that's through the braid and through the fold and then you'll continue on sewing across just like before. Here'S a look at that fold, one more time pay close attention to how I do it once again, you, okay! So now you see I've reached the. I can't really sell anymore because the threat has gotten pretty short and what I'm gon na do just clip just cut it off and I doubled not mine. So I'm gon na take that piece. That'S left and I just tied in one night. I don't separate the two I just tied in a night all together and then I'm gon na tie it in a second night and that's how I end that piece of thread and I could cut it down to where the knot is. You then, I'm just going to continue on by threading a new needle, always inserting the needle from the inside, so that you're not ends up on the inside of the braid and of the width, I'm sorry and not on the outside. You just continue on like before. You also want to pay close attention to how I actually so I I don't know what the call this method, but just pay attention to what I'm doing and how so I use. As you can see, I have a loop left once I insert the needle and that actually helps to secure it a little better rather than just going through the hair each or around the hair each time. So I make a loop when I'm sewing and you can see there how that happens and it forms a little loop and it causes it to be more secure and from what I found in doing so ends so we're about halfway done here. I'Ve used all of the 14-inch and I will be getting started on the 12 inch by using two different lengths. We don't have to do as much layering just to frame the face, pay attention to the edge and how how I curved the hair. You don't want. The track to end or the website indirectly, I guess horizontal to your braids. You wanted to kind of curve onto that first braid, so that your edges are nice and fool. So that's just the view of that. Let'S get back to work all done now. We you just want to continue someone making sure that you get as close as possible to the part, making sure that that lays out covers very nicely by getting very, very close to the start of our braids, and that is pretty much it and we'll come back With the finished product, so we are all done, she got in the shower and got this hair kinda wet. So it may not look exactly as how we left off in the last clip but um. So here we are, I'm just going to kind of part it off and do just a little bit of flat ironing to it to get it back nice. I have not flat on her leave out yet and we're gon na do that here in just a second she's silly now for her leave I'll, be using icy hair polisher, it's a heat protectant so make sure on whatever had you leave out. You'Ll use some type of heat protectant, whether you're, relaxed or natural. You you