Another Traditional Sew In Tutorial - Detailed Start To Finish Updated 2021

What'S up y'all welcome back to my channel, it's paige cheyenne! If you are new here, just stopping by don't go too soon. Okay, press the subscribe button and continue to take this journey with me. If you are coming back. Thank you so much for the love and support. We are a growing channel here, so just keep watching the content. Turn on your post notification bell, so you know exactly when i post and you can see these styles so today we are doing a traditional middle part. Sewing her hair is extremely thick, so right now i am just i'm doing the breakdown which, in my other videos, you got. You guys were like where's, the breakdown, the other one you were like. Where is the selling? So this is the service right here. The breakdown and the sew-in again y'all know i got my crazy fingers going on. Okay, so don't talk about my fingers, so we're gon na go ahead. Just do this simple braid down um connecting each braid to the next. Once we meet in the middle, we will start on the opposite side um. It is minimal, leave out um and she has some leave out on her edges as well. So i did not use a net simply because she needs access to her scalp um and her hair is thick enough where it can handle the thread. So there's no net here either. So i will be um popping it out. Just to give you guys, some pointers. Um and some tips and tricks um, but other than that, definitely enjoy. The video comment like subscribe to my channel y'all, and this is always the flattest foundation for me. You can choose to do the beehive. That'S another option. I personally feel like the beehive. It takes me longer because my braids are smaller speaking of sizes of braids. Her hair is thicker, so you definitely want your braids to not be too small, but also they cannot be super thick or super big simply because you will get lumps and bumps, and you don't want that, especially when connecting that breed. So just be mindful of how thick your client's hair is and how thick you can go with the braids, so these this size is just about right. So this is the last braid that i'll do um, because it is meeting in the middle. You want your brace to meet in the middle because you want it to be even on both sides when you have that tail piece coming so after this i'll start on the next side and then we'll sew in so i'm starting on the opposite side and i'm Leaving out her edges there, so you can see um where the clip is. Those are her edges. I really take my time. Well, i always take my time, but i really take my time around the edges just to ensure that um nothing is pulling from my leave out, because when you sew you don't want anything extra to pull their hair, causing any damage or anything like that. So really make sure that your parts are good, really make sure that your hair is separated and just continue down your breeds. Another thing you can do to make sure that your leave out is completely out. The way is just put a rubber band separated with the rubber band and then once you're done your foundation or once you're done. You'Re sewing go ahead and pop the rubber bands off. I just clip them out the way, depending on how how their hair is flowing or whatever the case may be. I may do the rubber band, but that's also an option for you ryan little. I want to slow this part down a little bit initially. I was going to start a new braid here, but then i thought i was like well, let me just take it all the way to her neck area, simply because i still want it to be as super flat as i can get it. If i would have just started the new braid, i think it would have been a little bit bulky right there. So stylist when you are making your partings just be just be mindful of that right. You can always take it out and start over, but this would be the flattest and you want it to be flat. So this is our last braid with our last braid we're going to connect both the left side and the right side. So we can get one tail piece together, so i always put a hair strengthening oil on my client's scalp. Before i sew down. This is mielle's rosemary, mint, um, hair, strengthening oil. I really like it that mint really penetrates through, so if they can really fill it on their scalp and tingling through right now we are going to go ahead and sew down that tail piece and get that out the way i also put a rubber band on My tail piece so when the client is taking out the hair, it's easy for them to identify where that's at. I also provide take down services. My clients know if you don't feel comfortable taking out just let me do it because i don't want you cutting your hair, it's not even worth it. Okay just make an appointment. Let me take it down i'll, give you a nice wash deep condition, press you out and let your hair breathe. It just makes things a lot easier. So now we are sewing it's time to sew the bundles okay. This is our first bundle. I always double with my bundles, so what that means is i'll. Take my full bundle, i'll split it into basically flip it and then i'll start sewing down um. I want to make sure i get all three bundles in her head and this basically helps with that. So the very first piece that i sewed down - i saw about five times at that first piece and then i go ahead and continue. Yes, i am going through the weft with my first one, my anchor. I guess you can call this an anchor so um. I am going through the weft and then you'll see me use my flip method throughout the sewing process. So i want to slow the video down a little bit, so you can see how i actually sew once i take my needle through the weft and not all of them, i'm taking it through the weft. Sometimes i'm going under the weft, i'm knotting and then i'm pulling through so right here, you'll see that i'm taking it under the weft knotting twice pull through. I do the knotting, maybe like every other thread. I don't do it every single time like that one, you thought i didn't do this one i'll do and i'll just continue so find your find your rhythm, but the knotting really helps keep the tracks intact. Um, especially as their braids start to grow. Your hair is guaranteed to grow. Your braids are guaranteed to get loose and that's normal, but your their tracks, my clients tracks and going nowhere. Okay, they are not going anywhere, so yes, thread through throw your needle over, like maybe every other time, throw the knot in there whenever you're ending your needle start your new one at exactly that spot, you don't want to leave any gaps. You want to make sure you continue um your kind of rhythm that you had going on. So i tried to get a good angle of me doing the flip method. I apologize. It'S not the best, but you'll see that i am flipping the hair or flipping the the tracks to a higher section of the braid. I do sew multiple times on that flip. To make sure it is super duper flat. I just because it's thicker hair right there right it's more weft. You have right there so make sure that the the flip part is flattened and then sew down. Another thing do not sew it right on the tracks that you had before give it in space to allow it to sew down um when you are double wiping your your bundles, it's it's more bundled, so you can give a space in between your tracks when you're Sewing you don't want it to be bulky, so do not sew right on top of the previous track. Here'S a closer view y'all on how i how i'm sewing here, so you can see that i'm taking it under the thread, double knotting and pulling through, take it under the thread double knotting and pulling through. I do not knot, i just take it, throw it over pull it through, which is okay and then continue. This is also the second bundle, which is also double weft, so you can see that um, it's flipped. I still have enough room to get a lot of hair we're working our way to the top, but this is also double left, so you want to start this exactly where you ended. Your last bundle set continue to sew down my last bundle. I do single. So do not double weft, your last bundle. You want it to be super flat, um and then i'll see you guys when i'm at the top. So i can show you how i do the last anchor so so we've made it to the top yo we made it to the top. So i'm going to take my single bundle, i'm going to start right at the top of her braid, her very first braid. I'M going to sew my very first one, a couple times, maybe three to four times and then i am going to knot every single one of this thread um as i'm going along. I want to keep it close to her leave out, but still on the braid. I'M ensuring that it's not a lot of space in between another thing, is you see, there's about less than an inch of a braid left um leave that space. I always leave a little bit of space between those last two wefts bundles, because i don't want it to be bulky, so i want it to be super flat right there. So that's, okay, but you'll see that i am knotting every single one here, um that anchor braid is not going to go anywhere ryan little. So here's what that final install looks like okay, nice and flat to the top of your leave out. There'S not a lot of space in between your braids and your leave out and now it's time for pressing. So, let's press her out, i am going in with some hair serum putting on the hair. This hair is freshly washed. So it's going to have a lot of body, it's going to have a lot of movement to it and we're going to go ahead and press her out real good. So for the bundles, i use my bigger nano titanium flat iron for her leave out, though i'll use my smaller inch to ensure that i'm getting close to her root, but not burning. My client do not burn your clients, y'all, okay, but make sure you have a good outcome. So you see here that i'm separating her leave out her edges going in and flat ironing them and i'll do the same thing on the exact opposite side um. So i already flat iron delete the weave here, i'm just showing you guys me doing her leave out so to do their their leave out, take a little pool to their hair, like really stretch their scalp and then go into the flat iron, because you want to Make sure you get all of the hair when you flat iron do not touch their skin. So when you, when you stretch your scalp out you're, going to stretch your skin out but don't touch your skin okay, but this definitely ensures that you get all of the hair right at the root area. So i've already put the hairstyle on her natural hair. We'Re going to go and take very small sections and complete her leave out then give a good blend, and then the style is complete. So so here's the finished look. I hope you guys enjoyed this video comment like subscribe. This video was long. Y'All do y'all like the longer videos or no do. I got ta edit some more because let me tell you those live leave a comment down below. I hope you guys enjoyed this service. It'S complete middle part, traditional sew-in and i'll, see you guys in the next one