Natural sew in weave with leave out

Hello my loves, welcome back to the channel. So today we are going to be doing a natural sew-in on this beauty right here. This is Miss Watchen, my beautiful client. We are going to be doing a natural sew-in with a leave-out on the top. As you guys can see her hair is very thick and full especially in the back and then her edges are a little bit fragile and thin. So we're going to be doing a leave-out that will have her hair out on the top and then pull out her edges around the sides. So this sew-in can look as natural as possible. Now starting off with my ending braid. I call this my ending braid okay. It's a section that I cut off right around the leave-out. This is my secure ending braid. This is the last braid I'm going to put the last track on once the sew-in is complete. So you can see the section of this leave-out braid is very thin. I always keep it thin so that the top of the sew-in is not bulky. Next I'm going to just suction off some part of her edges. I'm leaving her edges out because I do not want to pull on her edges. They already look a little bit fragile so I don't want to pull our edges. So I'm leaving her edges out for this sew-in. Next braid I am using some braiding hair to add and I'm going to start with her perimeters braid. This is the braid that goes around her entire hairline and goes around her ear and then comes back around near her nip area. Then I go ahead and do another braid from the other side of her head that goes around her ear again and comes back to the back side. For anyone who has really thick hair this is how I do the braiding so I do not have a bulky braid in the middle of the person's head. Once I have my ending braid and my perimeters braid those three cornrows braids are the most significant braids to my natural sew-in. After that I just go ahead and cornrow the rest of the hair going straight back and I just connect the ends of each braid as a zigzag pattern until I get to the middle of the person's head. As you guys can see her hair is really thick and full in the back and in the middle of her head so this is the braiding pattern that I use for all my girls that have really thick and full natural hair. This pattern just eliminates any bulkiness or any knots under the person's sew-in. This method of braiding just eliminates any bulkiness also in the middle of the person's head. This just gave me a secure and a very flat sew-in that when I do the person's sew-in it's nice and it's flat and it's secure. Now all I'm going to do is take my threading needle and sew down the rest of the two end braids and this will be my braiding pattern. Next I'm just using a little bit of natural coconut oil. I just put some on my hand and then I use my finger and I smear it out in between each braid on her scalp. This just helps eliminate any dryness underneath her weaving net. As you guys can see I'm about to apply the weaving net but we want to keep the client's scalp nice and moist on the weaving net because trust me the weaving net can get a little bit itchy with the scalp especially if the person's scalp is really really dry. So right now I'm just taking my threading needle and I'm sewing around her perimeter's braid to attach the weaving net. After sewing down the weaving net to her braiding pattern I take a pair of scissors and I cut off the extra net. You can see I'm going around her leave out and cutting out the extra net. Gotta be careful with this part because you can cut off the person's hair if you are not careful. And now the start of the show. She did bring in three bundles of hair and she got the hair from Amazon. Like I said in my videos I work with any hair my clients bring in whatever hair they get for it that's what I work with. I will access for the links for this hair so I can put it in the description box if you guys want to check it out. But I work with any hair my clients bring in. They just want to get their hair done so whatever hair they can afford whatever hair it brings me that's what I work with. Alright so the first step I'm going to do for this sew-in is take a single track and I will use my thread and needle and attach the single track to the perimeter's braid. I do not attach this track on top of the braid but I attach this track underneath the braid and I attach it to the weaving net besides the braid. My reason for doing this particular technique and it's the first step I do when it comes to starting the sew-in install is because if my clients do decide that they work out or they want to get rid of the hair on their shoulders or on the back they can be able to pour their sew-ins up in a nice little ponytail or a nice little bun if they choose to without the hair being out and being nappy around the sew-in. As you guys can see this technique just helps eliminate your natural hair showing in the back and you can have a nice little pull up just like this if you decide to do a ponytail or a bun maybe you work out or maybe you want to just get the hair off your shoulder. So this is the reason why I do this particular technique of attaching the one track underneath the braids in the back. After applying the first track it's time to move on to applying the rest of the track. Now for the rest of the track I do double the tracks so I start from the nip area and I attach the track to the weaving net going from one end of her one end of the side of her ear to the other side of her other ear. That's how I will apply the tracks in the back and I usually do about three to four tracks in the back and then I'll move on to the sides. For the sides part of the sew-in I just make like a u-shape. I would start from one side of her ear on the top of my anchor braid and I would just move it around to the other side of her ear and attach it to the other anchor braid. That's how I do this part which is the middle part of the sew-in. Now that we're at the top of the sew-in we are getting closer to our ending part. I just continue to use the same method with the double tracks and attach it to the top of her head. Now for the closing piece as you guys can see I am using just a single track and remember my ending braids that I braided in the beginning. I am going to attach the single track to my ending braid and this is why I call it my ending braid because it's my last braid and it's the last stitch that makes the sew-in complete. Once I put that last stitch in you can see how perfect that closing is on the top of her head. All right so after the sew-in is complete it's time for us to style this hair. She just wanted something nice and natural looking and her hair was already nice and straight so I'm making it more sleek. Before I put the flat iron on it I am using a little bit of heat protector I spray it on the hair. I also use my hot comb to press out the tracks the beginning of the tracks before flat ironing. This helps to eliminate the thickness and the bulkiness that the rubber band that's attached to the bundles sometimes forms on the tracks. So I use my hot comb and remove that of flat ironing her hair. We are almost done with this install. I am just using my flat iron and I am just making the top part really nice and sleek. After I'm done with the top part I'm going to open up the leave out and then I'm going to first hot comb the leave out before I flat iron and you can see how nice and sleek this amazon hair is. I love the texture of the hair. It wasn't too silky but it wasn't coarse either. It had a nice little texture that matches her natural hair really nicely. Right now that we are on top to her natural hair I'm just making sure the parting is nice and centered because she did ask for a middle part. Making sure that the parting is right in the middle and then after that I'm just going to take my wax stick and apply it to her natural hair and then I'm going in with the hot comb and hot comb her natural hair first before I go in with my flat iron to flat iron her hair and after flat ironing her natural hair. Girl do you see the perfect match between her hair and the weave? Do you see that blend? I was so amazed at how easily blended her hair matches this weave and I actually love the texture of the weave because it wasn't too coarse but it wasn't silky at all and her hair was the perfect match and both of them just blend in so well together that the results were just flawless and this is it for this natural in-store so in video look at that blend okay her natural hair and the weave hair was the perfect combination I'm just using a little bit of wax and ash control to sleek down her edges and you guys look at her finished results okay her hair blends so well with the weave and it was like a nice combination so that is it I hope you guys enjoyed this video if you haven't subscribed I don't know what you're waiting for okay there's more videos like this coming thank you for watching