In this YouTube tutorial, LaToya Kelly (TT Does It All) demonstrates a full black‑to‑blonde transformation using a lace frontal sew‑in on a repeat client. She walks through the entire process—from braiding the back, stitching the frontal, and achieving a seamless hairline with blonde thread and cap—to styling choices like a deep side part. Throughout, she shares product recommendations (Wild Grow hair oil, KeraCare Glosser), practical tips for handling 613 frontals (minimal tweezing to avoid a bald look), and cautions about hair quality and future performance. LaToya also promotes her website, membership page, and regular upload schedule, encouraging viewers to like, comment, and subscribe.
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Pay attention. Hey y'all, now that I have your attention, let's get this video started with the before, during, and after. All right, so this is what we're gonna be working on today, and yes, I've done her hair a few times. I will show y'all each of those videos that you can click click on in the description below. But let's start with this lace frontal sew-in by your girl TT Does It All. So of course, first I'm gonna start with my braid back. And this is the previous two videos I did upload with the same client. The first one was a blonde bob sew-in with the frontal, and then the second one was hair that she had me custom color red for her, and that was also a lace frontal. And clearly she likes the same side part because she keeps getting this side. This must be her favorite side. But shout out to Sweet, as cherry pie. I did it, girl. What y'all think? Did it catch y'all attention? Don't be playing that part over and over and over, okay? I don't want to be a meme. But yes, I'm using my Wild Grow hair oil through her parts just to make sure she has some additional moisture. I do use my KeraCare Glosser underneath, um, between each braid as I am braiding also. Everything is online at TTdoesitall.com if you all have questions as far as prices, hair appointments, etc. But, um, this is the way I do my lace frontal installs. To see how I got that smooth transition to that bald cap, go ahead and click in the description for my membership page. But for now, just get into this frontal. Again, she likes her side part on the right, and I'm a fanatic of a deep side part. I think they're just sexy and they give you a little edgy look. Middle parts have been very popular lately, but side parts never go out of style. So I am tweezing a little bit. 613 hair, I really don't like to tweeze them at all, really. If I do, it's very minimum. So that's a tip for you all. If you have 613 frontals, don't squeeze them or tweeze them a tiny bit. They're so light in color that you don't need to tweeze them because blonde hair already looks thinner. If you notice, when your hair is jet black, it looks healthier, fuller, and that's because of the shadow. Blonde hair does not have a shadow, so everything is light, and it will look bald, very bald, if you tweeze a lot. So I just fast forwarded through me stitching the back. And this hair she did bring with her, it's long as AF, okay? It's long AF. And, um, we did straighten it out. I edited through this video a lot because we did a lot of detangling and combing. Um, OMG, it was hectic to deal with. Um, and I do not tell my clients what to do and what hair to buy, but if I notice that it is going to be a major problem while you're rocking this hair, I do always let you know. So if you don't ask me, hey, what you think about this hair, if it's okay, I'm not going to say anything about it. Um, I'll just tell you it depends on how it is a week or two from now. And that's true, some hair could be good when you install it and terrible a week later. Drop a comment, let me know if you've had some terrible hair like that, cuz we all have. So her hair turned out flawless. I want to get you guys up close so you can see that hairline. Looks like it's coming straight out of her scalp. You don't see any lace, you don't see any, uh, net, you know, you don't see any of that. So I did use blonde thread, blonde cap, everything underneath, because I do have a video that you all were like, why didn't you use blonde hair? And I'm like, the roots were black, like 'Or why didn't you use blonde thread?' And I'm like, 'Yeah, whatever.' So I do that for y'all now, just for y'all, because the way I stitch, you're not going to see the thread anyway. But apparently it makes my YouTubers more comfortable. But check out that hairline! I can't make this up. This is so up close and personal. And yes, we did it! So make sure you guys thumbs up this video. Don't forget to subscribe. I am uploading videos every Friday at 6 PM, so make sure you guys drop a comment if you liked it. Drop a comment, let me know about a bad hair company, okay? Because we've all had some trash. And I will see y'all in the next video. Thanks for watching, y'all, and I promise the next video I'm not gonna start off crazy, okay? I just had to do that.
