How To Sew-In Your Own Installs: Using Raw Indian Hair !!!

So all right, hey y'all, so my name is v and welcome to my youtube channel um. My real name is felicia, but most people call me v. So this is actually my first youtube video, so i'm kind of nervous or whatever, but i'm not really doing much. Baby, i'm just going to show you guys how i install my sew-ins okay, so i'm gon na do a sew-in today, um and i am going to be using some raw indian hair. I have this is actually from my hair company deluxe hair um. You can go into the description below and click the link. If you would like to purchase right here, i have 26, 28, 28 and 30 inches 30 inches of the raw indian wavy bundles. As you can see, this is what i'm going to be putting in and i'm going to show y'all the whole process of how i do my own sewing. So, let's get into this video baby, because we ain't got time. Okay, i'm over here looking crazy. I'Ve been looking like a bum all week, so let's get into this hey y'all. So here you'll see me starting out coloring my hair black, because i didn't like the natural brown color that comes with the bundles um and my natural hair is actually a little darker than what the hair comes in so right now, i'm just coloring it black. I use plano box color, baby cream of nature, and usually i use a box for each bundle, but right here i only had two boxes, so i had to stretch it out baby. I had to stretch it out, but let me speed this up, some more so y'all can get into it. Okay, here you'll see me start to braid my hair, i'm starting the first braid right now and i always use like some braiding hair for my edges, because i don't want like for that. First, for the first two braids on the side, i use braiding hair because i don't want to pull my edges, how i normally braid my hair, as i just do some regular straight backs and i do the pickup method. So basically, you can kind of see it in this video here. But when i braid i leave one hanging, then when i read the next one i bring the one that's hanging up into the one that i'm braiding now, so you can probably kind of see it right here. I picked it up and i just continued on braiding that way: okay, y'all! So right here i have finally completed doing my braids. I have this little tail in the back after i'm finished and usually what i do with that is i just take it. I pull it up and i tuck it within the braids, just tuck it in there and baby just like that. All right y'all so right here use any type of oil to oil. Your scalp before you start sewing in oh get in there, girl, yes, but get any type of oil, get a knitted cap with the holes in it and slap that baby one before you start your sewing all right, y'all, so right here, first things first, i do Start off by double tracking my tracks, at least in the first two or three rows. I do double track my tracks um, and that just makes sure that you know i'm making my sewing as full as possible and i'm using as much hair as i need and also that first track that i'm doing right now. I like to sew that back track. Underneath the braid, so if you can kind of see here, i'm sewing underneath the braid and since i'm double tracking, i only fold when it's flat enough to fold um. If i feel like it's starting out to get flat enough to fold, i go ahead and cut it and make it a single track. After i get to the third row, i go ahead and make the double track back into a single track. So it's easier for me to fold and flatter when it's being folded, because we don't want no bulky hair over here all right. We don't want that. We don't want that. So now i'm back single tracking - and this is like the third row and i'm back single tracking i'm going to slow it down for you a little bit right here. So you can actually see what i'm doing when i sew i like to sew under compared to sewing over. So i sew under the track, it's just easier for me to sew under and i'm more comfortable with sewing under. So most people like to sew over, but for me i do so under child. I don't not know what i got myself into. Okay. When i get to the size of my hair, i like it to fall forward like this, because it makes the end product look better compared to when you just sew it up like this. It'S gon na fall. It'S not gon na fall right, so this first braid. I always sew a trap underneath like this. That makes sense and that allows it to fall forward. It just makes the end product look so much better, so i'm gon na show y'all all right. So normally when i thread my needles, i thread them like my arms. Are like bent like this when i do my own hair, when i do other people's hair, i thread my needle very, very, very long and i'm threading, because i'm not really able to you know, stretch my arm out all the way like i was to do other People'S hair stuff they're pretty much like medium length, not too short and not too long again. My hands are light over here. Okay, since i already sewn upwards on this first braid. When i do the rest of my hair, i don't continue to go upwards. I just once i do this first try going upwards on the first braid, the rest of the tracks. I fold when i get to the end when i get to this first track, i fold so i sew so on top and then i fold hold it. If the fold is not flat enough for me, i just go ahead and cut and start the track on top of the braid okay. So this one it was flat enough. So i'm going to go ahead and fold this track. You see how flat it is still like. I don't know if you can see it's not too lumpy after i folded it all right y'all. So i finally finished sewing in my hair, i'm just going to start cutting the neck that i had the excess neck that i had just cut through there. Okay, as you can see, i have a little space right here at the top. Usually, what i would do is, i would glue in a piece around at the top right here and right here, but i literally only have this much left, so i might go digging my um my hairband and find another piece to glue, but we'll see. Okay - and i do this - i glue a piece right here because it's really important for you to get a track as close to your level as possible, and when i do my own hair, i just really can't. I can't see that to really sew all the way up there, as close as i can, as if i was to do someone else's hair. So when i do my own hair, i just glue it because i really cannot see um well enough to get the track as close to my level. That makes sense. So that's why i glued a piece right there, all right y'all. So i found some some extra hair that i had um left over, so i'm just it's shorter than what i have in, but it's gon na have to work because i'm not about to leave that space there. So all right, y'all! So right here, i'm just spraying. Some heat protectant parting out my middle part and i'm gon na go ahead and start flat ironing my leave out. I will go ahead and leave the link in the description below at the flat iron and the name of the flat one that i'm using right now to flatten my lead out all right, so i flattened my leave out. I'M going to go ahead and flat iron. The rest of this hair straight, i was going to curl it, but i kind of want that, like sleek flat middle part, straight, look i'll, probably end up cutting some of the ends because for some reason, so all right, y'all. So usually, when i get to the top, with my leave out, i like to use a wax stick right now i have this style factor white. Stick that i have usually. I don't suggest this one, because sometimes it turns your hair white, so i would suggest getting the bed head. It comes in a brown little thing like this, probably just a little bit smaller than this, but it's like a light brown um. It'S called bed head. I would suggest getting that wax. Stick um, but right now all i have is this. So this is what we're going to use - and i just put it on top mainly where my ends are, and this kind of helps to mend my leave out with the with the tracks and then i just go over with the fine, so all right y'all. So this is the finished. Look after finishing the full complete partial sew-in install. I hope i did a good job at describing everything for y'all but yeah. I use all three bonus of the 26 28 30 inch raw, indian wavy bundles from v lux hair um. The description i mean the link is in the description below. If you guys would like to try this hair out, y'all go ahead and click that that link get some hair. This is the bag. This hair was like real easy to straighten. Now again, this is my first youtube video, so i hope i did pretty good for y'all, okay, because yeah, but this is this - is the finished look. I look crazy right now. I look a little bit better because my hair is done. Okay, so i can go outside now, but the finished look and i'm loving it. I'M loving it good all right y'all, so i hope y'all enjoyed this video. I hope i was able to teach y'all a little bit of something of how to sew in your own installs baby. All right, i'm gon na have some more videos coming soon um just about you know, beauty things doing, hair um, maybe some nursing videos because, as you know, i am a nurse um. I work in a med surg unit, so maybe some nursing videos um - maybe some vlog vlogs, maybe some vlogs um, but other than that. I'M loving this hair. Alright go get you some pretty