Detailed: How To Do A Traditional/Basic Sew-In Like A Pro Ft Luvme Hair

Ham satay, so today, I'm gon na show you step by step. How I do all of my sewing from start to finish very, very detailed, so pay attention. So before I get started, I have to take you back to a style. I did earlier this year with a u-part wig from love me hair. It was basically the same style that I'm doing today with the sew ins. I wanted to show you the versatility. If you want to wear someone and don't like wearing wigs, you can do either or they both come out pretty much the same one. It'S just you know a wig, and when is this going so back to our regular scheduled program? So, typically, when you do a traditional sewing, you're using three bundles of hair, only time you will use a four bundles of hair is if the hair is really long, because the hair gets thinner in the bundle, but this is 20 22 24. So this is like your typical, so in bundle lengths most people get 20 22 24 or 18 20 22. So this is pretty typical and typically you'll need 3 bundles of hair. So this is Brazilian body weight, hair from them really good. Really nice I've used their hair hair, it's pretty good, so you always want to start with the longest hair and then you know work your way up. It'S good to get hair, that's stacked and Limp, because it's going to create some layers for you. Unless you just got some long, hair you're just wearing it home straight, but when you get body wave hair, typically people are wearing it and curls, or something like that. So it's nice to get. There are three different lengths, so they can already have something like players in, so I always start with what my part is going to be, because that just makes it well, that's just what you do so we don't like all sinner is not like beachside or Syfy's Center but side so I'm going to leave her edges out now. When you do a traditional sullen, you don't have to leave the edges out, but a lot of times you do. Leave the edges out because number one a lot of people don't like their edges, pull really tight or pull out and number two. It makes it look a little bit more natural, but sometimes it's good to break the edges in because if you need your edges out too many times being into filming, your edges will break all just because it's the one. It'S the hair, that out that's being manipulated. A lot so I'm just leaving some edges out around her hairline just throw this easy. Like I said you know more of a natural to traditional showing, and I always just twist it out the way and you can braid out the way over. So your traditional leave out for sewing you're, not gon na leave a whole lot of hair out. You probably want to leave about a half inch on each side, and that makes for a good amount. I leave out. You don't want to start leaving a whole lot of hair out because we leave too much hair out. That'S how you get hair, breakage and stuff like that. Now the person's hair is a little thinner. Then you can leave a little bit more hair out, but typically I leave about a half inch out on each side and that's usually enough to cover the wefts whether the hair is thin or not. It'S still, usually enough. So with the traditional sewing, and typically just one part not going to hit like multiple part soand, that's when you're getting to something else like a versatile so in or something like, I just breathe back out of the way. So I always part a braid out right here, many ways that you could braid someone. I'Ve been braiding like just for years. It'S been the best solution for me: pork not having your hair break off. So I always part to braid out the anger braids. That'S where your your base is on a beach, so that's going to determine power plant. Your sewing is so I always part this braid around here, pretty small, because you want that to be pretty flat, so have a play. So in so I always Park that out and then I park this down. Then I part these down on the side, not too big either. Now, if the person has a thin hair, you can add some braiding hair to it, but they I was gon na mount. A thickness or you know if they have hair breakage, you get some braiding hair to it also, but if they have a good amount of thickness to their hair, then you don't need to add your braiding hair to it. You just want to ensure that especially these braids, like an anchor braid in the braids around the perimeter. You just want to ensure that those are the tightest braids, because those are the base for of the foundation for a soldier and when you bring it in the hair, you want to make sure you pull all the way through to the end. So the hair don't get tangled the person, paranoid entangle someone's are meant to run your hair. Nice break your hair off. So you definitely want to make sure that you taking the proper. You know necessary step. So you know your client, it's gon na have hair and I could have some broken off there. So when you do a traditional something and you typically want to get a weaving net, you want to get a weaving net. This is just from your local beauty. Supply store, this is gon na hold your braids together, so your foundation is not the best. This will even it out. Unfortunately, I thought I had more meat in it than I did and I don't so. I only have a little square, which is what sucks. So I'm gon na try to stretch this around the best way. I can don't judge me all the beauty. Supply stores was closed today, so I didn't get a chance to make it there and I didn't even I saw it. I didn't even know I didn't have any night, but this is like the stretchable time, so I can kind of stretch it around kind of far so I'm just gon na sew it down. So I've got the hair in that one. Don'T laugh, am i struggling it. Cuz I mean, but I did stretch it out a whole lot. It stretched pretty good, it's just a little get in the bed, but this stretch not really really good. So I always pre need pre threading, my needles um, so I have about five or six needles. Already pre fed it threaded. So when you're doing it someone you can just grab one and go, you don't have to wait and graduate needles or whatever. So I always use regular sewing thread. I don't use nylon thread because it's just too thin - and I guess, like I'm just used to working with this, I feel like nylon thread - is sometimes if you pull it, you had kind of had to pull it tight for it to be tight, and sometimes when You pull it too tight. It can pull your hair out because it's so thin and it's very strong. So this thread is strong, but it's soft at the same time too. So I don't have any issues with you know your hair breaking off. While you have a you know sewing so I'm definitely going to start at the bottom and work my way up. I always so under the track, and I always so through the track. I don't never have a problem with shedding or anything like that. If your hair is shedding because of you going through the track - and you just have a bad batch of hair, so always sew through the West and like I said, I go through the bottom, do the loop and pull method? So when I'm going through the track is automatically going through the middle of the needle. So that's gon na create my. I guess some wind pattern and I've been using a sewing pattern for years and don't take a long time. It lasts a long time and it's the most easiest sewing pattern. So when you're sawing like this, you definitely don't have to pull extra tight. That'S where the misconception is, you know you don't have to yank it and pull it extra tight, because that will break somebody's hair off. So we never want to sell it tight, but don't do like an extra cool. So when I get to the corner, I usually do like a little night and I basically just wrap the thread around and that just makes it a little tighter right there. So when you flipping your hair over and we'll be as flat as possible, and it won't be real bumpy, so you want to solve close to the end when you're flipping that over you want to definitely so close to that, so that your flip will be flat. [ Applause, ] [ Applause ], so I still make that night in the front. When I'm about to flip over then I flip it over. Don'T want to pull it extra tight like I said, because then you'll be pulling on the person's edges. So make sure you don't hold it extra tight, just pull it enough to sew it yeah. So when I get to the end of the needle, I just nodded about three times, so they make sure it don't well. That was my second time cuz. I already did it, but I'm basically just looping it around and that's gon na give me mine not and see, is tight, so I am now on the second bundle. Then one forget to the second bundle. That'S when I started to bring the west all the way up to the top, if you wanted to fall to the quiet a little bit and not just straight back, you wan na bring in the west up to the top in a click. Let'S tension on your edges playing out just pulling back and forth on the edges, so always bring it up to the top. So I'm still going to flip that over so that's still laying flat, if you can't get it to let's play, you can definitely cut it when you reach. You know point in the top like that, if you're not used to doing so, and you can't get click just cut it, you don't make a big difference, not a big deal just so when you get to this side. This is the side with less hair. Don'T force it don't force a whole lot of hair over there, so I'm still just going to keep sewing it around. But when this side runs out of here, it's just going to keep going further back, but don't try to make the section smaller to fit the equal amount hair, because this is not a middle part. Do you finish sewing all your tracks in? This? Is the last bundle, so I'm just gon na sell this around, so this is an ensure that you're selling is extra flap telling this track around is member. I told you all you other braids, oh yeah. The tracks are gon na show up on the bottom of the inker break, so we sold this around the top of your ankle braid and then, if you have some extra hair left over, you can add it in or you don't have to up to you. So once I show this around, then I will be done. These words the deal or title is yes make the claim it's a little better. So then you can just style you're. So in whichever way, just going to do some light, little curls and I'll just do some framing layers, and then that will be it so one typically lasts four to six weeks. Eight weeks, some people leave them in twelve weeks. I don't recommend past eight weeks because after that time your hair starts to Mack and you know sometimes when you take care someone I'll be like. Oh, my god, I lost so much hair. But you got to remember that you lose 10 to 12 strands of hair per day. So if you count that up by how many weeks you had you're sewing in, is going to look like that, you're losing a lot of hair but in reality you're not really losing out of here. Unless you have an improper stolen. Okay, so make sure you guys check out love me, hair. I'M definitely gon na leave some links in the description box, where you can purchase some bundles along with u-part wig. If you want to do a new part wig, if you don't want to do a sew-in, let me know how my sewing technique work for you. It should work. Cuz, I've been using it for years and I haven't had an issue. Make sure you check out love me, hair on Instagram, make sure you follow my instagram at filthy, rich dresses, like my facebook page, make sure you guys leave a question or comment, and let me know how things worked out. Thank you all for watching.