Frontal Sew In Bald Cap Method Brazilian Jerry Curl Hair From Klaiyi Hair Half Up Half Down

Hey guys, I'm doing a front tool so Ian today, with some new hair did I receive from a company called clay, ie or KLA iyi hair, it's a cup new company on Amazon and Aliexpress, and they sent me three bundles of Brazilian jheri curl hair in 24. 24 and 22 and a 20 inch from and so just stay tuned and watch me install this so in in front of okay. So you just want to break the hair back in some cornrows. Just going straight back apply a little bit of the got to be jail in the black container and some free spray put a light. Brown stocking cap on and just pull it down over the ears and over the forehead and then cut a little slit so that that cap can go around the ear so that the stocking cap will lay flat. Once you cut the excess cap off, you're gon na want to sit under the dryer for about 15 to 20 minutes or blow-dryer, and then it should look like that. Once it's dry, you just cut the excess cap off. Okay, once you're done, cutting the cap off you're, just gon na take some ninety-one percent alcohol and a towel, or something and just clean the forehead and the ears to make sure no makeup or dirt is lift up. Then you're gon na take the ghost one. I'M using ghost one exhale this particular time. I really don't have a preference, just whichever Ghost bun is available, that's what I get and I'm taking an eyebrow or tray and I'm just spreading the glue out in a thin thin layer so that you can drive pretty clear and I'm gon na. Do this in three I'm gon na put three layers of the ghost bun. I'M only gon na show you putting it on about two times, but I actually put it on in three layers. So you just want to apply one layer and then wait about 90 seconds and then apply the next layer and then just let it get clear before you try to lay the hair on top of the glue. Okay, I had already plucked my frontal and I'm just gon na - take a little bit of concealer and apply it to the back of the lace and then just start laying it down. I usually take the middle portion of the frontal and lay it down first and then I do the side. So I just keep the middle part and I make sure it's centered and lay it down, and then I use my rat tail comb. I usually like to use the middle one and I try to press it into the glue and the back of the column. I use the back of the comb and just try to press it down into the glue so that it is sticking and that it will hold. But you don't want to like put too much pressure on it. But just use like the back of the comb and just press it down just a little bit and then you're gon na take your blow dryer on like a medium cool setting and just go over it with the blow dryer. And then you just take a couple of wrap strips or affect anything cotton. You can use something cotton or like a cotton, scarf cut up a piece of t-shirt and just tie the funnel down and let it continue to dry. Okay, once you got everything laid down and tied in you're gon na get a needle and thread and start sewing the frontal down. I do this in two parts I go start in the middle and I go down to the ear on each side. So I just so tight closed stitches close to each other, going down toward the ear, and then I start over in the middle again on the other side and go down on the other side till I get to the ear. Okay, here's the three bundles that they see they look really pretty. They have a lot of body, but a sheen they're soft. You just want to start applying the first bundle, which is 24 inches, so you just want to do the pool stitch method, I'm not sure exactly what that's Kyle, but you just wrap it around the needle and then pull you just want to do that and then Flip it over once, you get to the end and I'm just going to continue doing that all the way up until I finish sewing in the bundles, I usually leave about 1 track width left on the sewing at the end, where the tracks meet the closure or The front so I usually just measure up a track and sew it down right in between the frontal, in the last set of double tracks that she's so damned. So I don't know if that's confusing, but anyway I just use one single track and I sew it right there at the frontal and where the frontal and the double tracks meet and then it'll finish the so enough. Okay, once you're done so anything, you can just kind of run a bit to comb through the hair and start braiding it a little bit so that you can cut around the ears and also start cutting the lace from the front. So I'm just pointing directly over the ear and creeping up. The other part. There'S not getting cut and just cutting directly over the ears, probably gon na curve. And you just want to cut that part off so that it fits snugly above the ear. And then you just gon na do the same thing on the other side, okay, once you have the ear tabs cut off, you just want to put a slit in the middle and one on each side, and you can either use your scissors or I'm gon na Use an eyebrow, archer or eyebrow razor, and I'm gon na just cut it kind of like in a little jagged motion not straight across you, never want to cut that lace straight across. You want to cut it like with a little zigzag to it. So that's what you do you just cut off the lace back to the glue and then just do it in like a little zigzag motion, and you want to do that on both sides, who you just want to start to port out your baby hairs if you're Gon na have baby hairs. You absolutely do not have to have baby hairs, but I'm glad flip baby hairs on there. For this look, so you just want to part out the baby hairs around the face. You can do a little bit or you can do. A lot is totally up to you. So just do whatever you feel like doing so. I'M just gon na take the little razor and clip the hairs down to the sides, to the link that I want them to be. Okay and I'm just gon na use a little bit of the gut to be free spray to mold my baby hairs. Even if you use a free spray to do the baby hairs with, if you don't want them hard, you can always just run the comb through them and soften them up. But I'm gon na leave mine a little hard, so they'll last a little longer for her. But yeah you just want to use your got to be free spraying, your little rat tail comb and just start swirling, the hair, how you want it to lay - and I just tied my baby hairs down again while I work on the rest of the hair. So I'm just running to come through because I took those two braids that I had holding the hair bag. I took those down, so I'm just running a little comb through the hair and the hair got super big, but it was still very curly and cute, even with it being that big. So now I'm just putting a little of the 7 essential oil on her hair and just rubbing it through, and then I'm gon na straighten it out. Cuz, I'm gon na just do two little styles, one just a side part and the other one you'll see in just a minute, but I'm gon na do two little simple styles to her hair. Just so, you can see the versatility of the hair, and so I'm just straightening out the part. So here I'm using a spray butter and I'm just putting some regular water in the hair and you're gon na see how pretty this hair turned out with just water. In it, okay after I sprayed the water, I just ran a brush through it, and now I'm putting some Nairobi setting lotion in it just to kind of set the curls so that they'll stay and won't like puff up. So I'm just putting a little bit of that Nairobi's setting lotion in it, and here I'm just cutting that black strip off. If you have a black strip on at this point or a scarf or some type of cut-up t-shirt or whatever you use the tie down. Just want to take it off at this point, and then this is what it looked like once we finished with just the side part. This is how, okay, now here, I'm just gon na do like a little half-up half-down style. So I just sprayed a little got to be free spray on the ponytail part, so I can make sure it holds and stays up in the ponytail. So just spray. A little free spray and I'm just gon na put two big rubber bands on it to hold the ponytail or you can use like a ponytail holder. If you have one okay here, you just want to take a little piece from the back and just wrap it around as many times as it'll go around and kind of make. You stand up just a little bit and then use a bobby pin to hold a little Ian piece in place and then just want to fluff it out a little bit more if it needs any more oil or setting lotion or anything here's the time to do It here is my finished. Look, I hope, y'all think it's cute, okay, if y'all liked or if you love my video, please don't forget to like, come in and subscribe, the links to this hair will be listed down below