Best Curly Weft Hair For Sew In 3A/3C Curls Ft Curlsqueen

In today's video I am going to be doing my first sew in ever and I'm going to be using hair by curls Queens. I am obsessed with their kinky curly hair. So with the bundles, we got a cute Ziploc bag, which has a bonnet and a tangle. Teaser brush, we also got a dust pack to put our bundles in whenever we're not using them, and I am so gassed up because look at these bundles, we haven't even got into the finding them yet they smell nice, fresh and clean. The texture is in water. Kinky Curly the length is in 18 inches and all together we have two bundles at first. I was a little bit worried that two bundles would not stretch, but I ended up having some leftover, which is what I was really happy about, and of course, because this is kinky curly hair. Once it's stretched, the hair reaches 18 in inches, but when it shrunk it's about half the length, and that is how you tell if you're getting good quality, curly hair. First of all, let's start with my own hair situation. So I started off on one side and I braided all the way around to the back of my head back to the front again and then I did it in a zigzag pattern going from back to front back to front so essentially, I only have one piece Of hang time, which I stitched to itself, this should make the insulation process so much easier and also have our weave laying flat. The first thing that I decided to do was to undo the bundles now with curly hair. You have to be really careful with this, especially if you have longer lengths anything over 20 inches could Tango at the end, but just take your time, and this will not happen, make sure you don't brush the bundles when you first get them use your fingers to Finger comb the ends and separate the pieces that are clumped together. This is what the track looked like when it was fully unraveled. I was so surprised about how much hair was on here. It felt like the track was going forever and ever for the install I'm going to be using a weaving net. As I said, this is the first time I have ever done a sewing on myself, so I knew that this will become a big help to me. Essentially, what this net does is, give you more points to sew the hair down on and also protects your own hair in the process, so that your braids are not taking all the way of the weave using a curved needle will make it easier to sew the Tracks and the netting on, and I'm essentially stitching this down to the braid that I had all around the perimeter of my head once. That'S all done, I'm using scissors to cut the net off being very careful that I'm not cutting off my own hair, but don't be like me. I was using the bluntest scissors ever find some sharp scissors. So you can get this part done very quickly, and this is what it looked like once it's all done. We are now ready to install our weave and I'm starting off on the left side of my head. Sometimes the needle can be a little bit tricky to get through, also bear in mind. You do not want to be sewing through the wefts. You want to be going underneath and back on top. If you do so through the wefts, it could lead to excess, shedding and too much tension. This is what we achieved with our first track pretty flat, and I was really impressed with it now. This is a very important part if you want to get your hair. Looking really flat and seamless, you don't want to cut your wefts, because it will be a lot easier to use next time and it will allow the weave to lay flat so instead of cutting the track, I just flip it over kind of in a zigzag motion. Until I am halfway done and then this is the results that I got, it almost resembles a. U part, that's the kind of pattern you want to follow and because we do not have a closure, we're going to do something a little different, just like we were doing all the other times before, we're being extra careful with the needle and when flipping the hair. But instead of going in a u-part this time we are going to be going in a zigzag motion to fill up the. U part in between each track, I'm leaving about an inch of space and I haven't split the tracks They are doubled up. This makes sewn in the hair a lot quicker because it is quite taxing on your arms and I must say that this hair net came in so much handy. I'M really glad that I purchased it. I can't imagine what it would have been like trying to sew this down on regular old kingroot all together. It took me about an hour to get this all down, but for the first time of me sewning, my hair, I think that's pretty good. This front part was just a little bit tricky because I couldn't really see through the hair, but considering I did not have a mirror at the back. I'M just using a front mirror the rest of it is all guesswork. I think I've done pretty well for myself and I'm pretty proud once we have finished the arm workout. This is when I'm going to cut the track, and I was so surprised that I had a piece left. That'S how thick and full these wefts are. Next, I'm going in with warm water in a spray bottle the warmer the better. This is what is going to make your curls pop and I'm not using any product. I want to see how this Raw Hair behaves by itself without any product, and it was so satisfying running the tangle teaser brushed through the hair. It was like a hot knife through butter, I literally experienced zero tangling and, as I always say, try and air dry. The hair do, as I say, not as I do, allowing the hair to air dry will protect the longevity of the hair. Just try not to fall asleep with it wet the drying process did go. The drying process was pretty quick, though it took me about 10 minutes to get all bone dry. I undone the braids on my edges and used a little bit of black hair powder, because my own hair is dyed Brown and these are the results absolutely gorgeous. I would love to try this hair in a longer length. As always, all the information on this hair will be down in the description box below. Let me know how you feel about this texture, and I will see you in the next video bye.