Flattest Leave Out Sew-In Ever! How To Blend Short Leave Out Ft Curls Queen Hair

Foreign I'll be doing a leave out sewing with two bundles from curls Queen inside the package. I received two body wave bundles, I'm not sure if the lens are 18 or 16, but if those are the ones all I'll be needing, is two bundles and it'll make the hair look super full. I also received the drawstring Bonnet and a brush. If you guys don't know the shorter, the hair is in length. The more hair comes on the way so because these bundles are 18 inch or 16 inches, it has a lot of hair on the weft and it'll. Do a full head foreign I'll, be styling. My clients, hair in a middle part, curly bob. The first thing that I'm doing is parting, her hair in the middle to leave out the amount of hair that I'll need to cover the tracks. Whenever I do a leave out I'll leave a small amount of hair out - and I place my comb under that small amount of hair to see if it's visible, if the comb is visible, that means that you'll need more hair to cover the tracks and if it's Not visible, then you have just the right amount, you're going to repeat the same step to the next side of the middle part, so that you'll have hair to cover both sides of the tracks. So this is the amount of hair I left out to cover my clients tracks. Now, I'm going to get started with the braid down. The first thing that I do is use edge, control and comb all my clients edges back being that this is a sew-in and the first braid will have all the tension on it. I like to comb out all my clients edges to leave them out so that it doesn't feel like it's being pulled on if it's braided in I'll also use regular synthetic hair for each of the braids, so that all the tension isn't on my client's natural hair Foreign, I braided out a little bit more to the middle and then I'll be pulling that same braid up into the next braid so that I can lay flat. So now that I'm coming to the end of the second braid, I'm going to stop and pull the first braid into the second braid so that I can lay flat and continue braiding. Now, I'm just going to repeat these same steps with the rest of the braid down, so continue watching to see how it comes out foreign foreign. This is the end result of this braid down. As you guys can see, everything is flat and braided down nicely now. I'M just going to sew the end of the braid down across the back of my client's braids and oil, her scalp. Thank you. Thank you, foreign. I like to start off with a single track, and then I eventually double the tracks. The first part of the install that I saw on is the first braid. I believe it's called The Anchor braid. I sew a track going down that braid vertically, so that anytime the tracks is flipped from the other side. It hides the braid. I don't start at the very beginning of the braid, because the last track that I sew down will cover it. When I'm sewing the tracks, I like to stick the needle through the weft so that the track doesn't move around once it's sewed, I like to go back on each Stitch two times and then I make a knot. I only do this for the track. On the first braid, because this will be the braid that will be having most of the tracks on it, foreign foreign. Now that I've reached the back of my client's head, I'm going to start to double the tracks. Instead of cutting the track that I was just sewn from I'm just going to grab the other end and place it together to start sewing it now that I'm doubling the tracks, I still sew through the weft, but I only sewed through the bottom, with, though the Track that is more on the inside of the wefts. I'M gon na place that more on the top and I'm gon na sew through the bottom. With this clip, I'm going to be showing you guys how I flip the tracks to make it flat before I flip any of the tracks. I always make a double knot so that it is secured when I'm flipping the tracks. I'M now going to place the weft that was on the bottom place it more on top so that it can lay flat. This will make your top track your bottom track and your bottom track your top track. When I'm sewing it, I kind of place it under the track and use my fingers to hold it together. While I sew these tracks are a bit thicker, so it's harder to sew, but if I sew it in the right places, it'll still be super flat foreign. The same track across the same side that I was sewn from originally and then I'm going to cut that end of the track. Instead of flipping it over foreign for the tracks to lay flat, I'm gon na have to cut it instead of flipping it over by the ankle braid foreign. This is the result of one full bundle being sewed into my client's hair, as you guys can see. I already got started with the second half of my client's install I'm basically repeating the same steps that were done to the other side of my client's head. Only now, I'm just single in the track so that it won't be bulky now that I'm at the last track, you can see that the track that I'm gon na place at the top will be covering the braid that I left out. The last tracks of my install are always singular. I do not double the wefts at the top because it will leave the insole very bulky. Also before I start sewing the last track. I use my flat iron and I just straightened the track so that it can lay flat. That is why the track looks a little bit straight than the other tracks that I was sewing in foreign once I sew the track across my client's braid. I then go back again and sew it the opposite way that part wasn't filmed, because I didn't realize that I was blocking the camera while recording it, but I do go back and sew the track again so that it can be super secured. Thank you. This is the result of the two full bundles being in my client's head. No tracks were left over, as you guys can see. Two bundles was just the right amount, foreign part of this insole. I will be doing some big wand curls into a bob, but before I start curling my client's hair, I just wanted to flatten the track so that when I place the leave out down it'll be flat because we're doing a curly bob. I didn't want to cut the hair super short, so I did cut it past her shoulders once the hair is curled it'll be Bob length, foreign foreign curling, the hair. Before I start curling, I use my Cara hold and spray and spray it throughout the part that I'm curling before curling it with my T3 curling iron foreign, my clients, hair. I always make sure that I'm curling away from their face. So if I'm curling on the left side of the hair I'll make sure that the hair is on the right side, leaving the curling iron inside of the hair foreign - and this is what the hair looks like after it's finished, being curled flat iron. My clients leave out off camera. The three products that I used were my heat. Protecting my caracare wax stick and my babyless flat iron. Those three products helped me blend. My clients leave out very well. This is the result of the install. I hope you guys enjoyed watching this video remember to like comment and subscribe, and you guys can comment any questions that you have foreign