Halfup Half Down : New And Improved Braiding Pattern And Sewing Technique | Nadula Hair

All right guys, hey all right, so I'm gon na be doing a top-down. I figured I would just break it because I was just like. I don't: have any hair glue one two hands. Would it choose the crap out of me and three I'm just not in the mood to have to pill that glue off my braids when it's happy to take it off it's Egypt minutes? So I'm going to be doing that that here I'm going to be using is from the doula here. So let's go ahead and get started to get started off. I am gon na be using my meal organics leave in condition and then I'm using the Pantene Gold Series, intense hydrating oil personally one of my favorites and mix that in my hair and then go ahead and blow-dry it. So I'm going to go ahead and speed up this part. Now you're gon na need to go ahead and blow-dry your hair, because you want it to be personal. My hair's wet as hard to come by the shower, but you want it to be as dry as possible so that when you want to braid your hair, it just is better and a better feeling like to don't bring a wet. So I'm gon na go ahead and blow-dry my hair to speed this part. Okay, so use a roll brush to get the edges as straight as possible so that you don't really have to fly in it. Hopefully, don't hot comb edges, but you don't have to flyer in it and it's nice and straight, but we have to really do, is keep rushing in edge control and so forth, so we'll dry brush. So for this part, I went straight into just creating the part from air to air. Make sure this part is as straight as possible, because since you're doing a half a path down, people will be able to see the part. It will be visible. So you want it to be as neat as possible. Okay guys! So now I have my hair kind of so hard. It'S Herman this! It'S pretty much. I kind of try to see how my hair would look when it's up or how would look a tricycle if that's a little bit. Is it enough? Do I like it, and I do like it here? I don't like to have my part so far back some people. Do I personally, don't it's just I needed to start. I like my appointment to be really towards the front or if I do move it back a little bit. I like it to be. You know just not too far back, so I keep my part right here. Remember you are gon na be taking off some hair right here, because you want to have this hair overlap and cover the tracks. Okay, so be mindful that you do not put this part too far back okay, the more the part is further back the less space you have to sew on your weft, which means, if you're trying to fit two bundles back there. You will not be able to fit a full two, because you'll have a little tiny space of braiding. Okay, is this hair right here you want to make sure you put it away nice and neat so that it's not in the way take a row minute or a scrunchie. Okay, so make sure it's also even it stops at the same part top in my ear and the top of my ear. You don't want it to be like the part of here and the part is that character. Then it's gon na look weird. Okay, so again get your coat and then I want to take out enough to cover the web, so not a lot of hair and it's just a lot feet of flat iron. You want to take out enough, so that is covering the West, but not too much that we have to worry about too much leave out and then, if you get hot or if you sweat or well, it's too many good here, okay, but once you climb the Hair, your hair is going to knock them out. What'S going to be members, pocket will run it really. A little bit thinner so make sure tip is not okay, so after you've taken out the monitor that you wanted out, which I think I still had too much, because my hair decided to frizz up what the humidity, but I did braid it to get it out Of the way, because if not, you will get a little confused when you are going to begin, you know the breeding process as for doing now, so the braiding process is really self-explanatory. I don't really think I need to go in depth, but I do want to say this braid that I'm braiding near the perimeter of the hair is the most important because you want it to be as tiny as possible. You want there to be a nice seamless fall when you put the tracks on over sew it onto your braids, so try to make the outer braid be as small as possible as skinny as possible, so that it is not curie any lumps or bumps and makes It look extremely odd, except and then from there we're gon na, do a simple braid down pattern and connect each braid okay. So it was really simple. This part I felt like I didn't even need to really slow it down. I feel like it was explanatory. Take this braid and add it into the braid that you're currently braiding mid way. Okay, now your braids are not gon na be lumpy. It'S not gon na feel lumpy. So if you're wondering like it's gon na, be weird no honey chil, you are good. Okay, so you're gon na keep doing this now, I'm gon na do the other side and braid the other perimeter and I'm cutting I'm gon na connect it to that little braid that we had just from the other side. So everything is just nice and neat. Now my whole point for connecting each braid was: I really did not want to have to slow down a lot of braids. It can get annoying when it's time to cut it out. I really just wanted to have one braid that I was left with, and one braid is sew up. Really simple, braiding pattern. You can I mean, I don't know if you can do this on yourself, but if you are instructing somebody else on how to do it from watching this video, it's very self-explanatory and easy, and then I am going to sew that one braid up and I just Folded it towards the end, because I didn't want to just wrap this rid around my entire braids. So just be mindful of that and remember you don't have to do these braids tight. My hair wasn't tight at all. If you do your braids tight when it's time to sew it sew, the hair on top is only going to get tighter. So keep that in mind and try to only stress that, and then this is how your hair should actually look. So I'm gon na give you a full little 360 left to right and then just cut the thread, tie it a million times and cut the excess. Now this has been an Azula. We, I was sent four bundles and best believe. I'M gon na use all four bundles okay, so I'm going to be using a curved and needle, and I always start by putting the needle into the wefts. Now I I was able to fit two bundles in the back by folding the track so right now. This F is doubled in case you were wondering and I'm going through the braid and I'm going through the both left. Okay, so make sure your needle is very strong, make sure it's very durable. Okay, I've had needles that literally popped or just couldn't take it. So take that into consideration, and then you can alternate between going through the weft and the braid, or just literally looping it around all three left and both west and the braid, and I usually cut out a lot of this footage. But I know when I haven't done so many videos for a long time, but you guys always like show the entire thing. So I am gon na show the entire thing I did fold the wefts. The first bundle I'll say that when I got more closer to the top girl, I didn't give a damn. I cut each damn left. Okay, some people don't have to cut their wefts for me, uh uh, listen it don't matter cut. The weft I mean life is why I make life harder: okay, if you're not familiar with folding your weft just cut it, because you really want it to be seamless and flat. Okay, that's most important, so I am going to stop chatting and let you guys enjoy this bit of me sewing and then you just want to keep sewing until you reach the top. When you kind of can't sew anymore, the last left is the most important. I did not double it because I wanted it to lay really flat, so that part was not doubled, as we get to the front make sure you unbraid that braid that's supposed to be separating the front in the back and we're gon na go straight into flat. Ironing it I'm using my favorite flat iron. I don't remember what it's called that I'm gon na have it down below, for you guys to flatten this part just to give it a nice silky finish, you don't have to make it bone straight, because we are gon na crimp it a little later on and Then the front part of my hair I have to phlearn and if you're here it's a silky texture or you can usually get away with not flattening, go right ahead, but my hair was just blow-dried, so I definitely need to flatten it because it wouldn't have been Silky now, on this day I didn't have, I had barely any products. Okay, so I had to make it work with the edge control that I don't usually like cuz, it's really greasy, but I had to use my or s I mean my olive oil edge control. Just to get it to be a little bit slicker and got ta be blue, holding spray. So right now I'm just debating on how I want to do it. I wanted to be more further back or more brought to the front, then just take a brush and really make sure you smooth it in this, and I did go ahead and use hair spray now comb out any baby hair that you do want to use again And the edge control really does the work for you and for me I didn't have the right edge control. So, to be honest, everything that I did scooped out didn't even freaking stay and I didn't even stay. I'M like great put that part into a ponytail and then go ahead and try to scoop out any baby. I mean curve and home a baby hairs into place spray on one game, one mo game, tie it down and then now, let's work on the point. So I did the Infinity point so that you guys should be familiar with. I just braided it and again I didn't have any glue since it was literally wrapped around my braid, like it was freestyle. Okay, so take a pin, put it into the end. Again, I doubled the West and then I just really went ahead. No, it's not example. I like I didn't double it, but I really went ahead and wrapped it around and I use two bundles for this part. Don'T forget so in total use 3.5 bundles, because I don't think I was able to fit a full second one towards the top. At this point, my arms and everything were burnt named now. Take a small piece from the back spray that I can't curse: spray that with hairspray and wrap it around your ponytail and I'll. Do this very neatly, because this can go wrong within a blink of eye, so make sure you do this as neat as possible. Take your time, honey and blow dry in between, so that it starts to like stick and stay in place, don't be all cute with the hairspray get in there and spray a lot all right. It'S a large bottle use as much as possible and keep wrapping and blow-dry and write and address and write okay, so this was my end results actually impressed. I feel like my head is kind of dry, though so I definitely had to go ahead and oil. My hair going ahead with my edge control again and I'm just gon na scoop out some more, but I actually missed the days of sew ins leave out. I miss those days. Okay, I'm like I need to get back into it because I actually really enjoy doing this hairstyle. Actually we did I enjoyed it. I loved it in Vegas. It was a great feeling Harry. I moved my crimping machine just to make everything blends in, and this is practicing my end result. So thank you guys for watching again. This is with medulla here and I'll. See you guys in my next video I had to get let it go with my hair as well. Yeah bye, my love's