How To: Traditional Sew-In With Leave Out | Beginner Friendly | Side Part

Hey everyone welcome to my first official youtube video. As you can see today we are doing a traditional sew in at the front of her hair. I have already left out the level part which is braided, which is two braids going down on the side of her head. I'Ve already started the braid area where the wefts will be sewn on. As you can see, i am parting out and sectioning out continue watching as i fast forward to the finished braid look. So here you can see i'm adding some braiding hair. The reason i did that was it helps maintain the longevity of the hair and it also helps with her hair texture. As you see, as you can see, her hair texture is really soft, so the braid, adding the braiding hair, helps look at the finished. Look y'all. Nice neat and laid now for this part, it's time to sew in you will need as many needles as you would like, and thread nylon or cotton thread. I prefer cotton because to me it's it helps secure that that track on your head. Well, like very nice, starting with the the end of the the weft i put about four knots three to four knots, you can put three to four knots to secure the beginning of the width good. So right now we're sewing right along the braid. Now, as you can see, as we saw along the braid every other time, i went through the track to pull the needle i've created. At least i created a knot, so every other loop that i did i did an r and that helps to secure the wefts on your head to create a knot. You would go through once you will go through the weft, the braid and then the weft. Halfway with the needle take the other strand of the thread and wrap it around the needle, like that's right above your thumb or your index finger two or three times, and then you pull it through, pull it through slowly. So your your thread won't get any knots, but yes, that's how you create a knot. So, as i continue to sew towards the end of the braid, i flip the weft into the opposite direction, which i call the flip over method. So with this method, i use it with any sew-in that i do. Some people would cut the weft towards the end of the braid and start a new roll. But if you really don't need to cut your weft, do not cut it. It helps with the longevity of your bundle and if you do cut it, it can cause shedding, but there's other ways that you can fix that but yeah again, if you do not need to cut your bundle, do not cut it. So i zoom in so you can see it's actually the last row so now that we are at the top almost finished sewing, it is very important to sew your west as flat as possible. The look we are going for today is a side. Part sleek like a sleek, push back side, part type of sew in once you stay tuned towards the end. You will see exactly what i mean. Doesn'T her hair look finished like those braids are just so nice. It completes, it makes a whole look, but we're not done yet. So we are towards the end. I took down the braids on both sides. I blow dried out her hair and then i straightened it. I did not style on camera. If you would like to see how i style comment below which style you would like to see - and i will definitely post the video stay tuned for the finished look, so this is the finished look everyone. This is it if you would love to see how i actually styled her hair. It doesn't have to be this style specifically but comment below which style you would like to see, and i will definitely do a video on it. It'S the baby hairs for me. Don'T forget to like this video comment, what you think and subscribe to my channel also click the alert button to get notified when i post new videos. Thank you for watching you