How To Sew In A 360 Lace Frontal With Bundles

Hi, I'm Kalia today we'll be installing a 360 frontal. What I have done is your simple breakdown pattern straight back, so the back of the braids to the back of the head. We do have the stocking cap. This will act as an illusion of the scalp okay. So what we have here is a 18 inch loose wave. It gives you coverage from the front of the hairline all the way to the mid-shaft, so it's gon na give you coverage from the front of the hairline to the mid-shaft of your hair and once again the 360 goes all the way around in the circle. So you have coverage in the front on the sides all the way in the back coming around to the next side, so for a visual. What it's going to do for your backside is give you coverage from the back of the hairline to the mid of the shaft from the top of the ear to mid-shaft. Vice versa. On the other side, what I like about this hair is that it gives you coverage from side to side even density. Also, another thing that I like is it gives you bands which allows you to customize it perfectly to the hair shape. So, for example, if somebody has a big head, you can just leave it on the outer corners if they have a smaller head, which a lot of people do with 316. What you want to do is bring it in tight to the middle middle of it, and there was actually hold tight. It allows you to keep it on the head without moving and shifting, and then you can go around and cut your lace right now, where I have. The latches is on the outer corners, which is the last two outside of the lace not inside. So we're going to place the lace on top of her head. You want to make sure that you pull the hair up, so you can know exactly where you need to stop and then, if you need to like, I do its pull it back a little bit. We want more of her baby hair showing, like I said you don't want to extend it over and make it look like it's too much in the front when you're putting on the closure. Another thing that's helpful is the hair will get in your way a lot? It'S okay! If you need to flip it up turn it up out the way, because before you start cutting you want to make sure that you see everything and it fits perfectly to how it's convenient for your client. So you want to make sure that you bend the ear, make sure it fits around the ear, because that dick is made to go behind the ears not made to go in front of it or behind it. Once you have that there and it's a perfect fit, then you can move on to the back of the hairline and once it can clip up whatever you don't need out the way now, because it will get the way of you measuring. So what you want to do with the back of the hairline is she has a baby here that extends below her hairline. So what you want to do is grab the lace and make sure that the base of the lace comes a half an inch over her baby hairs. So what I'm gon na do is cut the lace the hairline starts about back here, but we have baby hairs that cover the hairline as well. So you want to make sure you don't cut the baby hairs off and go about a half inch over where the baby hairs are. That'S how you're going to ensure that the lace is going to stay down and you're not actually taking any of the baby hairs off. So, as you see the hairline that's about right here, what I'm gon na do is cut about right here. Okay, so now I place the cap to a hairline, making sure that it's blending well, I've cut the lace already now I'm gon na go into anchoring the hair throughout the cap. So what I'm gon na do is I'm going to take a section on the side? Make sure you have a braid so and I'm gon na anchor from here to the back vice versa. On the other side, if you need to have your client adjust and hold it when you are pulling the cap, it kind of pulls up if they're, holding on each side with the pressure that should stay exactly where you want it to go so she's gon na Help you you want to make sure that you do grab the braid a lot of the braid, not the cap so think about frontals, and especially that 360 is the more support you have throughout the head. The longer it will last also when it comes time to wash your client or wash the 360 you won't have to worry about, is shifting as much all righty, so I have anchored it on the sides and right up underneath my first anchor. I have my second anchor so once I lay the front of my cap down, it will lay perfectly. I can calm it. It'S not gon na move know where it's staying exactly where I happened. So what you want to take is a little bit on your hand and the toothbrush, whatever you feel, is necessary for you to apply it and you're gon na go ahead and put it right up under where its gon na lay it. So make sure you relay your cap if you need to so your placement can be exactly where it needs to be so what I'm gon na do, I'm just going to smear it on not too much a little bit does go a long way and now so Next, what I'll be using is a blow-dryer on all to warm setting. So the first thing I'm gon na do is I'm gon na start from the front and then press it down using a lot of pressure going from side to side, while she's holding while she's assisting me hold that side. I'M now gon na go ahead and glue down this side right here, so I'm just gon na run the blow-dryer back through it for maybe 10 seconds, and you should be good to go. So if we completed the front side, I'm gon na do the same exact thing with the back side. Another key point to this is: if they have extended hair line in the back, you can always use the glue to kind of push up that hair up under the 360, so, instead of it being out when you glue it will be inside of it so use The product to your ability, so while I'm waiting for that to dry, I'm gon na now attach the lace to Trudeau and touch the lace directly on top of my cap, you don't need a pool. You don't need a tug make sure that your stitching is light but secure you don't want to re, lift up what you already lay down, so you want to just take the ends of the lace and you can basically connect it from the top to the bottom. So it's just like you're stitching a room and want the room to be closed. Okay. So what we're gon na do now is install the bundle our bundles. So this is a 20 inch loose wave, there's, no right or wrong way to do it. I'M going to just train track it all the way up, not cutting the West until I get to the last part up here, it's a very thick lace, it's nice and full. So there's no wrong way to lay it just take your personal professional judgement and get started alright. So we just got finished installing two-and-a-half bundles of the 20 inch loose wave. What I went ahead and did is just add a little bit of body to the front. Being that we pre wash the hair because he bleached the knots, you also can part at any direction. You want and that's how you install a 360 freedom.