Lace Frontal Sew In Beginner Friendly | Laki Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel so today I'm back with a sewing tutorial. So, as you can see right here, I started off by applying my cuts a bit glued on my recap. I used a recap that is almost similar to my own skin tone and the next thing that I'm going to do is I'm using this hair from lucky hair. They sent me three bundles of hair in the front, so all the head teachers will be in the description box down below. So, first of all, what I'm going to do right now is when I put like some markings with a black pencil eyebrow pencil, just to know where my frontal will be ending girl quiet is that sewing around the my kings and I'm leaving enough space. I don't want my further to go towards my face too much. Okay, so I'm just leaving some space for just in case. Okay, this space doesn't really matter. We can always solve the bundles on it. I'M just gon na go ahead and grab my scissors and trim the back because we don't need that beat there. While I'm doing this, obviously I'm sure I can see that the glue is today they got a big lucho, so I'm living the week up to dry because you want it to be completely dry before you can trim off. So I had like some big corn rolls on my head: okay, so the next thing I'm gon na do is I'm gon na use this weaving net body from a local beauty, supply store, and I'm just gon na start sewing this. At the back mind you, this can be difficult if you're doing it all by yourself. Like I didn't even know what I was doing bah you know I had. I had to manage all right. Okay, so that's all the remainder from the weaving net like even only is like a court. I think, and the next thing that wanted to ease in order for me to make my to sort out my front. Oh, it was difficult for me. I tried all sorts of things that won't work, so I decided to saw some thread. You can actually use elastic band if you prefer, but I hate to use my thread so I'm just gon na go ahead. Instead, trimming off the excess we cap because it was completely dry, so that's good! That'S all you see the purpose of the thread that I used. I'M gon na tie it at the back like make it you know, snug, you know, don't make it too tight. All right, so that's why I said you can actually go ahead and use an elastic band as well right now. What I'm doing is I'm gon na start by sewing down my frontal. So when I did put my front row, I did measure it from the front way. I want it to be okay. You can see that I did leave enough space for each to sit on right on the we cap, so I'm just gon na go ahead and make sure that my front row is all a done. Okay. So what I did here, I did just the normal way that I do my normal front row. For my way I started from one ear to the middle of my head. I went to the other side started from the ear to the middle or top of my head like towards the crown, and then I just had to tie the two threads together and trim it off because I wanted my Francois to later on. Could they live flat? Oh and I'm just gon na trim off the excess right. So you see my frontal is, will secure on my head and I'm just gon na go ahead and do some braids, I'm gon na go ahead and start sewing the West at the back. Okay and I'm using their Brazilian body wave and so from the nape of my head. I was doubling the widths, I think the first two bundles that is about the worst, but as you go towards the top of the crown of your head, you want to make sure that you don't double the West in order for you to achieve like a normal Flood the floor lays a flat assuming okay, so yeah. At this point I was just like struggling okay. I used to do this back in the day, like so good. I was so good at doing my own soybeans and to think that I ain't never even used the net. I would just do my son in, like you know, um it's to be all kinds of sewing. The curly hair look a beauty supply store, but yet the struggle was real. I was like, oh my god. What am i doing, but I had just to keep going. Okay, so yeah as I go to the top of the head, I always like I mentioned you: don't have to double your website so that you can achieve a nice flawless finish at the top. You don't need any pumps and I was using the folding over method. You guys, I did not cut any worse. I'M just gon na attach the last piece of the hair. Together with my frontal and I used like any quarter bundles, that's all the hair that I used. I didn't use too much. You see! That'S the thing about doing your own him. Okay, if I was doing it on many key now, they've use like three bundles, the whole three bundles or even four bundles, okay, because obviously what else I will be doing, but the struggle was real okay, so I'm just gon na attach the last piece together with Stitch it together with your frontal, so that everything blends seamlessly and then you cover all the gaps. Okay, I said: that's all the hair, that's left, so you can actually see that it's actually looking. Okay, I think it's looking full already. I'M gon na go ahead and apply my guts. If occlude you can use the white one if you prefer, but any will do and I'm just gon na apply it leaving a little bit at the front of the after we cap. You know just to make sure that front so lays down nice and flat, I'm gon na quiet and grab my guts, a big blood spray, and I'm also going to use my blow-dryer, and someone has to disturb me like all the time. Okay, that's how it is so. The next thing that I'm going to right now is I'm gon na use my powder just to personalize my lace and I'm gon na start from one side to the other. Okay, you wan na lay down in front or in stages. You don't want to do it just it once just in case things, don't turn out. Okay, you need to do it beat that so that you make sure that every part of the front of your target is completely lay down, and it's already secured on your head and just as well I'll, be using my blow dryer to speed up the drying process. Okay, before you lay down in front of you guys, you need to make sure that they got to be glued is a bit tacky because it is not tacky. It'S gon na mess up your front so badly. You want to make sure that it is a bit tacky okay, so, as you can see, I'm doing I'm laying my frontal bit by bit. I'M not just going in all that one sometime trust me. This will help your front or lay down properly, and I'm just gon na go ahead and use my right talk home, just to make sure that my frontal is laying down blood and I'm just gon na trim off a little bit off. My baby is like this time I did not even personalize this front door because I didn't have the time yeah. I didn't you know, do all that thing, so I just wanted a little bit of some baby hairs and that's it really. You can see the hair looks full. I, despite that, I used to in Decorah bundles and, as you can see, that right there, the parting looks so so, not sure because of the week app that I used, I did not even have to use any powder because it's actually blending with my own skin Tone so there was no need, I'm just gon na go ahead and apply my ripping most just to define the parting and I'm gon na go ahead with my killing one just to make sure the patching stays put. Okay, I'm gon na well and to maybe be baby hairs. Like I said, I'm not going overboard, I'm just gon na do a little bit. You know just to make it look nice and flawless. Big thing that I'm gon na do is I'm gon na quiet in the primer argon. Oh, you can actually use any serum of your choice and then I will definitely try to curl this hair a bit. I did not kill the whole head. Okay, I was just gon na, you know, kill a little bit. You know because I didn't have time as usual, okay and yeah. So this is it guys the hay is completely done. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Please don't forget, comes of this video. You guys, let me know your thoughts on the sewing, also community and subscribe I'll, see you guys in my next video bye for now.