Dream Weave'S "How To Quickly Sew Down A Weaving Net"
- Posted on 29 September, 2016
- Sew-In Hair Extensions
- By Anonymous
This video details, "How To Apply The Hairnet," while preparing to install a lace-frontal sew-in closure. Follow along with Falon, as she takes you through this process.
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You just finished the Brady, now we're going to go on to put in the net on and how I do it so, like I said I like to have my clients assist, so what I do is I put that on the hair, like that, like a bonnet And then I usually turn them to the mirror, so they can see what they're doing I grab it and ask them. Can you grab all of that darling and pull straight down for me, perfect, you're, doing great all right and now this is the part where I sew it down see is a lot easier down there for you, it's gon na be quick and just start behind the Ear, just the simple single stitch is fine. You don't have to do a lot. This is just holding in place and just go right around the perimeter. I'Ll pull the netting down to make sure it's nice and tight as well. Go it down for me, look out! Go around keep going around that perimeter, secure this and because we're doing a frontal, so in I'm just going to go across one Turner, so you can see it! I'M just going to go across the head from the ear top of the ear straight across here to the top of the other ear, because your frontal will be in this section. So I'm just selling straight across there all across here down here to where on me and nodded down back to that handy tool, belt. Okay, you can let it go. Ma'Am, okay cut these needles off and then you cut the excess off, and that is how I do mine make sure you get close, no cut that off and that's it.
Comments
Blue Sky: Oh, by the way, thank you for getting straight to the point in this video. You didn't waste time talking about random shit like a bunch of other people do when they create hair tutorials. Much love!!
Blue Sky: This tutorial is very helpful to me!! Thanks a lot!!
JOJO JOJO: you are amazing!! This is by far the best tutorial I have seen!!!!
Amechi Mogekwu: I love your videos..thanks a lot..looking forward to seeing more
Brenda Dunams: Awesome!! I just ordered those hair bonnets!!
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lissa alaami: Just curious, why would you put in a sew in weave, when her hair is bald on the left side of her head? Why not encourage your customer to take care of her hair and let her hair grow in naturally? I have noticed that most women who wear weaves have NO edges and that looks like a hot mess. We should be encouraging black women to take care of their hair and be proud of their heritage. The scalp needs air and no tension on the scalp for hair to grow properly. Also, wearing weaves causes a build up of dandruff on the scalp and weaves causes alopecia over a period of time, from wearing weaves. We have to better educate ourselves!