Flawless Verstile Middle Part Sew-In On Short Natural Hair

Hello, everybody. So this is our T SIA and I'm coming at you with this sullen that I'm doing on my other little sister's hair on my dip. My the previous video I did was on my older sister's hair, but my little just wanted to soin. So I'm going to be doing one for her and just FYI for those that you know comment and stuff. I have no problem getting tips and you know asking questions, but when there's negative comments and then that's when it comes a problem - and I wanted to give a special shout out to this Tiffany go because she was all up on my stuff comedy negative, foul stuff. So I'm just letting you know boo get your life together, so continuing, I'm basically parting the hair and I'm basically getting off the section where I'm going to put her hair like in a ponytail. So you guys will see how I do the soul wins when I do like lead outs - and this is just a basic simple. So in that I'm doing for my little sister's hair, you know the middle part, of course, with the leave outs so pretty much. I am basically going to braid the outside parts of the hair. Just so that's not in a way of me braiding, the inside of the leave out, so I wish I could show you the other side, but I figured it's the same thing. What I'm doing is just I'm braiding from one end to the other side and I'm going full circle around the middle part. So, of course you guys already know those of you that do know how to do basic sewing know that you can do that. This is how I do it in order to sew on the track flap because around the head, so that when I do hair in a ponytail that you know it's it's you know it's going to be easier for her to lick. You know so pretty much. I'M just braiding the side along the leave outs and what I do is I do a zig zag going upwards and when I do that, you'll see why I do it the way I i braid because in this pattern, because it helps me with my Solon's you So this is the braiding pattern. I know it looks confusing for you guys, but all you're doing is just a zigzag and going around the head. So here's a fool you know like so in Brighton pattern: it's not only a beehive or whatever, but it just helps me a little bit with my cell wins. So here's the hair that my little sister got from Sally's you Supply Store so and I got the wheezing net and it's very you know simple. You just put the waving net over the head. Of course you guys know and basically you're just so around the head. Pretty much where the braid is at and this helps the hair actually get slack. So you know I already said this. You know in my last video when I did my sister's frontal and everything you know, but I'm just letting you guys know just a little bit different because I'm not making a hair line, I'm just basically so like basically threading around the braid. So when I do that, and then I cut the axis so next, I'm going to be actually laying the track flat um, I use one track at a time because I used to ladies, you know using double will cause clumps and chunks and it looks very clumpy. So using one track actually helps the hair being flat, so what I'm doing is I'm starting the end? I take the thread and go through the track, then, after that I actually go underneath the track and sew it instead of going through putting the thread through the track. I feel like this actually lays the hair flatter and once when you put the track underneath the braid that that bottom braid, it actually makes sense. So now I did a flip method where I'm flipping the track over. But you guys need to see this because when I flip the track over I'm actually when I flip it is close to the other track to where, when it's gon na like you'll, see it's very, very a unique technique. I call it the crossover technique because it helps me, as you can see like if it'll help you when you get in a ponytail when you want it to flip over method you, so I'm almost done with this track. Basically, what I did you know, I just did this simple sullen basic and what I'm showing you is that this is why I say one track at a time and how to lay flat, because it looks like it's growing out of her scalp. Yes, ladies, I did that did that so win like dab. Okay, so it looks flawless and it looks silky and I'm feeling it actually. She could put her hair in a ponytail. If she wanted a full sewin, I could do a full sewin. So, as you can see, I'm showing you of how I do the the sewing for the front part pretty much, I'm showing you how it looks so real, I'm yes, ladies, I did that because it looks really good. It looks like she's going out of her scalp. Basically, like I said, you're just going upwards and you're laying the tracks flat. So what I'm going to show you guys is that when I lay the track, I do each track going sideways going upwards towards the middle part of her hair of her leap out, because I feel like this helps the the track be a little flatter, especially when She wants to put her hair in a ponytail, so make sure you look at at what I'm doing really closely and all right. So, as you can see, you know why I do the lay the tracks. The way that I do is because look how flat it looks, and now I'm going to show you a little bit of the rest of the side and, as you can see, it's just so flawless and flat, and I feel like this is a really good method To do for so winds, but now I'm actually adding a track to the set hair, because I wanted a little bit cooler. But I feel like adding here just a little bit to the top makes a little bit sense. So um. What you guys don't see is that I did actually do a video clip of me actually um, making the hair a little bit fuller in the front. Fara is adding more tracks closer to each other, and you guys didn't see that and I wish I had the video but it got deleted. So I'm sorry guys you know, but you kind of get the concept of what it looks. Now, I'm basically showing you that this is the final result. Basically I'm showing you like a little close-up of what this looks like, like I told you make sure that each track is close together in front and voila. Look at this! So now I'm just trimming her ends because she did get an 18-inch on the bottom and 14-inch on the top, so cut the 18 inch down to a 16. So basically I'm just layering it making a human and there it is. It looks more natural. So I'm basically going to be adding the can to still um it's basically a polish that I put on the hair. It protects the hair when you're putting any heat on it and it makes it smooth and silky smooth. So I'm just going to be putting some on her edges. What I didn't show you guys also is that the flat ironing part I'm just going to basically just show you that you can't blend it and stuff like that, but at the same time, just showing you how I do my so in, but I do straighten it. I just didn't: do a video on it, so sorry what you guys already know that blending it you have to straighten it too in order to blend well with. Oh, you