Half And Half Feed In Braids With Sew In | Vrbest Hair

Okay, so this hair came from be our best. This is not my first time using them. I love their company, but I got Brazilian curly in 20, 20 and 18. I love this curly hair definitely definitely check them out. Sorry, I didn't take it out the package, but you will see the hair during the video, so I just started off with break we're parting, her hair from ear to ear, then braiding off the front section and put in the back section and so funny tail just To separate the two, so I'm just gon na break the front section just to get it out the way for right now, because we're not going to be using that section of her hair and then I'm just gon na start by braiding. Her hair on the back part of her hair into this braid pattern, it's kind of similar to a beehive. If you like to do a beehive, you can do that. I just don't like going all the way around and the circle is uncomfortable for the way that I have to break her hair. So I kind of just went back and forth going around and I for the first to break. Then I just braid it down and pull it the break up and braid it down and put the braid up, and I pretty much did that till all. The hair was completely braided and that was really just a simple braid pattern and it was something simple for me to do if you would like to do something else, that's completely fine! I just felt like this is what was easy for me, so you can see that it is completed. I don't have leave out for the bottom for the back part, because the bun is going to cover it in the way that I'm gon na, so the hair is gon na be all covered. So I'm not gon na be needing any leave out, but a back part of the hair, which is really good, because this is a really protective hairstyle and I'm just gon na crochet the remainder of her braid underneath the so in base. So I'm going to be using some Jam to go ahead and pour out her hair. I'M gon na be braiding her top part of her hair first and then I'm gon na sew into here. So I'm going using some jam, you can use edge control. I didn't have any edge control at the moment of doing her hair, so I just decided to use jam some people don't like Jim because it doesn't work on their hair, but she has a really fine texture of hair. So it worked for us, I'm just going to be parting out the UM, the sections of her hair, the apart in a small section. Next to it and braiding the little breaks in between first and that way, it can get all the hair into its sections before braiding the big braids in between. So this kind of just makes it easier for me as far as parting goes because then the sections are already pre parted out from using the small braids in between. So after doing that, I'm going to begin braiding. The big braids, I'm just gon na start off with doing her baby hair and putting the jam or her the size of her braids. Basically, so I'm just gon na be like basically putting the jam all over the hair that I'm going to be braiding. I'M on the sides and just like jamming it into the position where I want the braid to see and then I'm going to begin feed in braids, but the difference between these and most other feed in braids. I usually use way more weave. But for these I'm not gon na be doing that and I'm just gon na be getting oh, it's edge, you're slick and brighten it up making sure everything is sleek and smooth. You don't want your brain to look lumpy or you know dry or anything. You want to look sleek and smooth so after completing the braids for the front part of the hair, you're gon na go ahead and start sewing. The back part in I always throw in a smile. So, instead of me, what you can see is instead of me sewing like straight across back-to-back, I start curved, so I curves the hair and I go back and forth like that. That way, once I get to the top, the hair is the way the hair is going to fall. It'S going to cover the track. That'S underneath it that's that way. We won't be that way. We won't be needing any leave out so you're gon na see what I'm doing here. I'M gon na try not to make it too fast, but I'm just doing a flip over method and I'm just folding the tracks back and forth as I go along, I'm trying not to do it too fast for the chop and see what I'm doing. I don't want to make this video too long, so please pay close attention if you have any questions about how I'm sewing the weave in go ahead and ask me in the comment section below I'll, be sure to answer you, okay, so once you're done sewing it Here in the back, you're gon na put the braids into a little ponytail and then you're gon na break them together and make a bun. It doesn't matter how big or how small the bun is. Just because you're gon na be putting the hair at the top into a bun. Now, if you're doing a ponytail, you're, probably gon na, want to do something a little smaller, but I'm just gon na go ahead and start sewing. The hair onto the bun, I'm starting in the middle just so the ball will be super super thick at the base. So I'm just going to start at the top of the ponytail and I'm just gon na be so I mean the top. The top of the bun and I'm just gon na be sewing the hair kinda around and then I'm just gon na be flipping it over and sewing it. Underneath. I don't know if you I can tell what I'm doing, but once I do that, I'm just gon na work my way down to the base, and once I get to the base, I'm gon na continue to wrap around the base and I'm sewing really close together When I first start, but after I get down to the base, I'm just gon na be doing like one stitch. Every few reps, so y'all gon na see that so I'm just gon na be wrapping wrapping and wrapping, and then I'm gon na be doing like a stitch here and there so y'all girls y'all can see what I'm doing right here and then once I get to The end I'm just gon na and then after I'm done doing, that, I'm gon na spray it down and put a little mousse on it, so that I can't get those curls popping and then after I do that, I'm just gon na brush it through. That'S the same thing I did for the back part. I use a lot of body moves and some just a regular water. Then I'm gon na take the bun up into a ponytail on top of the ponytail. So I'm going to be putting a rubber band right here and then I'm gon na let the hair fall back over and what I'm going to be doing is like going around. That ponytail um just like in a circle, then I'm gon na put a rubber band on top of that, just to get like that bun shape, but I still want the curls to be like really curly. So I don't do too much and I kind of flow fit-out and then I Pam, where it needs to be paying so that I can get that shape that I want and so that I can get the security that I want. So at this one. I'M gon na be using some guys to be glued to slay her edges, although I did um first put her edges into place with the jam. The jam is a little oily and I didn't want her edges to curl up, so I decided to go over with some guys to be glue. Some people like to be got don't like guys to be glue because they can't turn white but because I use jam, which is a oil-based product me using a got to be glued on top of it does prevent the got to be glue from turning white. So I'm just gon na be putting her baby hair in the shape that I like, and I think it's cute um you don't have to do baby here on the or you can put it in. You know, shake the frames your face or whatever you like. I'M just gon na be doing her baby hair in her sideburns and I'm gon na be making those as precise as possible, but for the most part this concludes the tutorial. I'M just going to be putting some mousse on top of those braids to lock in the style, and that is pretty much it after I spritz it. So thanks for watching, I hope y'all enjoyed this tutorial. This is really quick and easy and a great summer hairstyle. Definitely check out be our bestest hair is beautiful and she loved it so much so thanks for watching. This is how it looks outside bye.