Closure Sew In Middle Part

Hey everybody, my name is Kimberly B as you can see below, and I thank you for tuning in today today I'll be giving you guys a tutorial on how I did my hair, don't mind the Happy New Year band. I made a makeup look after that. If you haven't seen my makeup, look I'll link it in the description below which I didn't come for that. So let me get back to the point so anyways, I'm just doing a sewing using a lace closure and I'm just showing you guys how I do a seamless, Bum, Lae lace, closure. That is, you know. It just looks like it's melted a little bit. You know, if I do say so myself so yeah, let's get into it. So I started off by separating the hair into three sections, the back being the biggest section, the other two being their own, and then I simply braided my hair straight down the back from there. I proceeded on circular braiding, my hair, to the left and to the right, and once I was finished with my braids, I went in with the Africa's best super gross scalp. Conditioner I've been using this stuff since 2015 and I love it. If anything did help, it might have been that to help my hair grow and then I also have the do grow. Anti, itch oil and it's supposed to basically relieve in the head dryness, and it's just important that you want to make sure that you keep that. Moisturize dang, I got these clips going through pretty thick. I can't even catch up well basically anyways now that we're so I went ahead and I combined the braids at the back and then from there I place the braid ends within the windows of the scalp, so that I had the flatter slim possible. I have my closure, it's already all of that. This is some hair that I'm reusing that I had previously purchased. I went ahead and I gave it a wash all that good stuff and as well to my not hiding bleach as well as the edge of the hair, is already cut. Whenever you are cutting, you just want to make sure that you cut it jaggedly. It doesn't have to be a perfect line, but it can be fairly perfect and then I split too one thing that you can see here is that typically, this, like beige colored line, would go up to the top. But what I did was I cut off those corner pieces and that is in the instance of whether or not you want to use like a ghost bun or got to be glue. That'S your elastic band here, so I'm gon na go ahead and attach the edges of my elastic dance right here and I'm gon na leave that little edge piece off this is it I am using the thick bin. You can use the small band, but I literally got this at a Hobby Lobby. I probably pay like two dollars in as well to Hobby Lobby. They always have like 50 % off coupons and whatnot, so take advantage of those as well. So, first, what you want to do is basically go ahead and measure, so you want to lay your closure on your head as flat as possible and then you're gon na go ahead and take both ends of the elastic band and you're, just trying to see where They meet, but you also wanna make sure that you pull just a little bit of tension in order to get the elastic band at the correct length, so that is fairly snug. You don't want it too snug, though, because you will get a headache if you're, not careful, so be gentle and mindful of that wind deciding how long you want your elastic bands to be so. For this side, I went ahead and I already um so that end down. So this is our example, but when it comes to yah have legs he's my knuckle yeah when it comes to sewing your elastic band down as well too. What I do is I start by creating a knot on my string, as you can see right here, and I literally pull that through and then basically I do a dolphin stitch or I go over and under and over and under new year, tangled up in your Threads, you can literally take the needle itself and pull those hairs a loose as well so they're not like trapped in there and then I'll just go ahead and make a knot, and I loop it around my thread twice. Excuse me my needle thread twice and then I could just go ahead and pull that through. So now you can literally put on your closure like it's like a hat or a headband, and I'm just gon na brush it a little bit too objective. Right now is to just bunch that hair up, because you don't want it to be in the way while we are trying to sew down the sides of closures. First, one and two and then four three it'll, be this back perimeter area of the closure as well. So you want to make sure that, even before you kind of figure out like okay, where I kind of want to place it at, you, want to make sure that your binding of your parting, the area, if you don't have a part already, you want to go Ahead and define that now and then eyes will see like to find how forward-facing or back you would like your closure to be. I'M just gon na take the little butterfly clip and clip that here, you're gon na do close stitching on the sides making your placement for your closure like sewing it down. You could go cap Jeffie to start and then basically, once you saw the second side down, come back through a divorce stitching around the side of the closure in order to hold it in place, that's on you feel in there and I can feel my braids right There, so what I'm gon na do is go ahead and make a little part using my red cell phone. We know what our braid is up, underneath there and thread. So what I'm doing is I'm going right where the baby is and I'm gon na lift that through got like my nails by the way I dunno - oh yeah. So here we go. I'M gon na go through a few times and do that around that braid, and this is just to basically give us extra protection and holding our closure in place so that, as we style it and brush it on the daily is not shifted all over the place And we don't have a receding: hairline closure, that's just trying to go back to the back of our neck excited about three stitches in between there, and I think I want to do like one more in order to finish my little anchor threads, I don't double knot. An anchor thread cuz, you don't want it sitting like you, don't want it to be like a bulging, not within the middle of your closure, when you're just trying to rush through it. You know so just one is sufficient. So I started off by doing two layers of about to pee blue on the edge and then from there. I just find a little bit of extra got to be blue, where I saw and, as you can see already had cut a few baby hairs out on this closure before yeah. You just want to glue it down without the hair being in the way to start, and then you can go back in and do your baby ears afterwards, and I kind of like this method a little bit because sometimes it makes it look like a friend's hood. A little bit without the whole work of actual frontal itself. Closure is tacked down as best as I can do it. I have like one little problematic side, which is this side. I think it'll be fine once it dries a little bit, so I'm just letting her stay murdered before we keep moving, because other than that, you can always come back to doing your baby ears and stuff back and currently, finally, have one bundle whip put on my Head I'll go ahead and continue on, and because this one is a little bit higher and this one I'm just gon na go ahead and start it over here. One thing about the elastic band, because it's so big it does kind of cover up. Like my braids area, so in order to basically make up for this area being kind of covered later on, what we can do is take two individual tracks and literally like sew them right up underneath theirs. So I'm just gon na keep on curving this around. Until we hit the top of the dome finish filling it, I have this once again we're going in double wefted. I do do the flip over method so that I would happen to cut it extra and for my rights. Usually I go to on lengths why? Because I'm folding it in half anyways, you want to make sure that you're doing as flat as possible to sometimes as well. Even though it's double wife did. What I'll do is I'll go ahead and leave it kind of like this, so that they lap a certain way when I continue to braid on it. This thing ticket makes it just like a little bit flatter, sometimes so at this point, all this left to do is to give us some styling. I have my gorillas nacho and the LA girl Pro concealer and pure beige. I feel that it matches the Scout tone. Pretty decently, so I applied that to the front of the partying area and the closure itself to define my part and then from there, I'm just using my car last night and my little kiss hairbrush. In order to do my baby hairs as well. I went ahead and took tweezers and that's just to help the baby hairs area to look a little bit less dense. So this is what I came up with. I feel like they look alright, if I do say so, so that is how I did it other than that I went ahead and I applied that extra track underneath the elastic band on both of the sides in order to give us more thickness in the front And other than that, all that's left to do is to give us a straight in. You also could go ahead and use, but he protected on your hair so that you protect your bundles from any heat damage other than that all this look to do this is to give yourself some straightening and you are basically done so I think you lost so Much for watching my video like comment, subscribe and leave you some suggestions below other than that. I guess I'll see you guys next time and thank you so much for watching bye, bye,