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Hey ladies welcome back to my channel so
today I'm gonna be showing you guys how
to do the infamous vixen so in from
start to finish so let's jump right into
it
so starting off with my clients here it
is been deep conditioned and moisturized
and she just has three bundles of virgin
hair
I believe her lips were 24 26 and 28 I
don't recommend going that long for this
type of sewing but we were working with
what we had at the moment so the first
thing that we're gonna do is go ahead
and find the middle of her head we're
gonna part the hair down the middle both
ways and if you're like me with a
widow's peak finding the middle can be
really hard but just take your time with
this part cuz partying is definitely
everything when it comes to this type of
sewing alright so now that you have that
main middle part what you're gonna do is
add maybe about like a centimeter or two
of space on the outside of each side of
the part I know that sounds confusing
but if you watch what I'm doing I'm just
taking the original middle part and I'm
partying extra hair out on each side of
that original middle part what this
extra hair is gonna do is actually cover
our tracks so that way my client can
part her hair down the middle and still
be able to cover her tracks at the same
time
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now once that extra partying around the
middle part is sectioned off what we're
going to do is just kind of keep it
aside and I like to put it in a nice
loose braid just to make sure that I
don't catch that hair in any of my base
braids
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used to be sold
Thursday I try not to remember I got
lost in the song
all right now that we have that braids
done we're gonna go ahead and start
parting the hair in the middle still but
just the the other way I think this is
adjacent now we're literally doing the
same thing that we did with the middle
of the head we are making a part down
this is sort of the middle we're making
a part from ear to ear across the head
just making sure that there's even
parting in the front and the back of the
head making sure that part is nice and
straight then we're going to section off
our four sections and start pulling out
that leave out hair which again was
about a centimetre or two of hair on
either side of the part
and again what this leave out here is
going to do is cover up our track so
that way she can wear her hair in a half
up half down type of ponytail or in two
ponytails now just a little bit of
information on the mix and so on if you
guys aren't familiar this particular so
in we used I think about two and a half
bundles I would say that two to three
bundles is ideal for bits and so on you
don't want it to be too bulky you want
the hair to lay nice and flat so I would
definitely say don't try to bulk up on
the weave and then also you want to keep
the lengths reasonable I don't think
that anything over 22 inches is ideal
for a vixen so in just because the
longer the limps the less volume you get
on the actual you know in actual bundle
so just keep that in mind when picking
your lens and again we're just braiding
this hair to put it out of the way now
that we have our four individual
sections it is time to start braiding
each section into its own little
individual beehive so I just sectioned
off a little bit of hair in the front to
kind of cover up the tracks once we're
done so she can put it up in a ponytail
and I'm going to part starting in a
circular motion just to make that little
beehive braid and if you guys aren't
familiar with what a beehive braid is
pretty much is just one braid that goes
into this circle it is very small and
you're left with one end like instead of
having a whole bunch of corn rows but
you have like a bunch of braids to kind
of tuck under a beehive braid is just
one continuous braid thumbs up this
video if you guys want some type of
tutorial on how to quarrel I do know
that a couple of you have mentioned that
I make it look so easy
corn rolling hair is actually really
easy or you know some people say braids
attach to the head or whatever but it is
really easy so this would be a style
that's a little bit more advanced for
people who are already familiar with
how to quarrel but if you guys do want a
video on that on how to just do a basic
corn roll please let me know give me a
thumbs up comment below and let me know
so I can get that done for you guys
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and if you guys are familiar with how to
braid then you know what I'm doing right
now I'm just braiding it honestly in one
continuous circle and that's what my
little circle looks like so now I'm
going to show you on the back this might
be a little bit easier for you guys to
see excuse my arm I'm also my own
cameraman
also with these braids you want to make
them as small and tiny as possible the
smaller that you can make them the
flatter your someone is going to be and
that is definitely ideal for this
particular hairstyle because we are
trying to give off a natural look
the parting does not have to be perfect
because no one is going to see these
braids
now I know sometimes people tend to use
braiding here when doing the base
braiding pattern for sew ins I've heard
that braiding hair is really good for
people with shorter hair people with
more fine here that may not stay breathe
for a long amounts of times and also I
did hear that braiding hair helps to
make the actual style or someone last a
lot longer because there's less tension
on your real hair but I don't to me
honestly it doesn't make a difference
whether I use braiding hair or you know
just the clients hair as long as their
hair is long enough to catch I think
that you can omit the braiding here if
you were wondering about that
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so I'm going to do the same thing for
each of the four sections of hair
and there we go that's what it looks
like when it's done and then you see I
did the other two in the front now I
just have to finish this one right here
in the back and I'm gonna do that and
come back and show you guys what it
looks like see every section is braided
into a circle and there is only one
braid left to kind of tuck in there as
opposed to a whole bunch of little
braids so now that each of my sections
are individually behaved or braided up
for my braiding pattern I'm gonna go
ahead and take my curved needle and I
just threaded it with some black sewing
thread and I'm gonna go ahead and sew
down the end of that braid this helps me
to avoid using rubber bands and things
that might like break off my hair or
snag my ends because we all know that
the ends are take care of them I also
like this braiding pattern because it
allows me to kind of discreetly tuck in
the ends I just kind of laid it in
between the parts and it looks really
nice and flat when you're done sewing so
that's one section I'm gonna do each
individual section and then just tie and
secure the thread and once each section
is done I am taking this weaving net I
will post a link down below for you guys
and I'm just gonna sew the perimeter of
that net to each individual section
avoiding that leave out those leave out
breathes and what that's gonna do is
make the install nice and streamlined
now I'm going to take the bundle of hair
starting with the longest bundle first
and I am going to lay that flat sewing
the first track under my first braid
and this is what it looks like once I
have the back done I'm so sorry it was
so hard to kind of film and so at the
same time so I didn't get any footage of
me actually sewing the hair down but
this is what it looks like once those
sections were done and I did cut my lips
when doing this so in just because I
wanted to literally lay them right on
top of each other and sewed them down as
close as possible and I'm just motioning
how I kind of sewed them in for you I
saw the first one under the braid and
then just kind of stack them going
towards the part so now that each
section is sewn down and this is just my
last section right here you guys see I
sewed that first track down and I cut it
and now I'm just gonna go ahead and fill
everything else in
now you see each section is sewn in I
think that we use about two and a half
bundles for this but you can see
everything looks nice and flat and once
we take out these leave out breeds and
flatten everything with a flatiron it's
gonna look really really natural and
she'll be able to style it so many
different ways now we were on kind of a
time crunch here is what the install
looks like after we went ahead and flat
ironed her real hair and it looks just
like a normal so in
granted I don't think it has as much
volume as a normal someone would and I
think that's because the two factors one
obviously because there's a lot more
leave out in a vixen zone than a regular
sewing and then also because the length
that she got was so long it was very you
know it wasn't as much volume as I would
have liked it to be personally if it was
my hair but we did go ahead and put some
wand curls in her hair we were on a
crunch time so we did not get a chance
to take a bunch of pictures like I had
hoped for but this is what the completed
vixen so and looked like and this is my
little cousin by the way she absolutely
loved it super super easy I hope that
you guys learned a little bit today I'm
so sorry it took a lot of work trying to
film this but I hope you guys enjoyed it
if you did please give me a thumbs up
and until my next video talk to you guys
later bye
you