*NEW* Small Forehead Frontal MELTDOWN (Sew in) Tips and Tricks

Hey everyone, it's your girl TT Does It All back with another video. In this video, you guys have been asking for since I put it on my Snapchat and my YouTube story and my Facebook, and I promise you all the YouTube videos. So here is my latest tips and tricks video, and this is the first of its kind with the lace frontal. I've done it with like leave-outs and stuff but never with a frontal. And I'm going to leave this bit of her hairline out. And she's like, okay, what does that mean? This part that I am combing and parting off, I'm going to leave out because it's just another way to do a frontal. It's not mandatory. I did one before, or if you guys remember this one that I posted a little while back, she did no adhesive. And when you don't do adhesive, I would probably recommend not doing the method that I'm doing right now, but when you're able to use adhesive on yourself or a client, then I would do this method that I'm about to teach you. For this one, we're using adhesive, so I am able to do this more seamless. It is possible without glue, but for the client's upkeep, it's easier if they use adhesive. And this is the outcome that you just saw pop up on the side. So yeah, I'm using baby hair cream. It's available on my website, TTdoesitall.com. And I'm going to do the exact same thing on the other side. So all of that hair that is in front of that straight line, I am going to just part it out using my baby hair cream. And then I'm going to continue my regular braid pattern, which I have videos on. But I go straight back on both sides, create that anchor braid around the bottom of the back, connect the two, and then just braid straight back the other braids, connecting the end of each braid into the next. And I'm using baby hair on her edges, of course, to slick them back. This does get hard as a rock. My baby hair cream gets really, really hard, and I will show you how I loosen those edges up that I just put it on to separate in the front, um, a little bit once it's time for that in the video. So let's shed a little bit of light on my client. Her name is Lyric. She is currently a college student. And you guys watch my videos for years, so there's no telling where she will be in life by the time you actually see this video. But as for 2020, she's a college student. She started with me, um, I want to say in 2019. And, um, yeah, she has been coming to me ever since. We had a few hiccups because the first time everything was great, did her hair second or third time. I want to say the third or fourth time, um, I could not find her hair. I think it was like the Fourth of July weekend and I had her hair to color it. And yeah, within the mix of cleaning up for everybody to come over to my house, I could not find it. So no one from my household steals, so I prob— I'm— yeah, I'm 110% sure I threw it in the trash because I thought it was an empty bag because I think it was in like a Macy's bag or something. Yeah, so, um, I gave her some of my hair for free of charge. Well, not really necessarily free because I lost her hair, so that's not really safe to say because it wasn't free. I lost her hair, but my hair was better anyway, and I can guarantee that because I know my hair. And I am that stylist that doesn't just sell trash to get people in and out. I stand by my product. So this is actually her first time with this install wearing my straight hair. She previously wore my Brazilian deep wave hair, and I colored that for her the color she asked for. So yeah, this is Lyric, you guys, and Lyric is younger than me, obviously, because I graduated college in 2010 and it's 2020. Oh my God, Y'all didn't hear that. So, um, yeah, Lyric just talks to me about— I'm like a therapist for most of my clients. Hairstylists are therapists. Not only am I not from St. Louis, so people can talk to me about their St. Louis gossip and all that stuff because I don't know people here anyway, people can also just talk to me about their lives and know that I won't talk to the next client about them. Like, it's just me and them. Me and Lyric discuss stuff and Hopefully I help her out in some things that she needs help with, and she kind of helps me with things I may not know about because I'm old at this point, apparently. But this is my Wild Growth hair oil, and we are done braiding. I talked y'all through that like it was only 2 seconds, and y'all didn't even realize 5 minutes just passed in this video. Okay, drop me a heart in the comments if y'all still watching. Okay, so if you notice and if you watch me regularly, you would know that this is not this step. I got the net in my hand, but I ain't put it on yet. Usually I put the net on before I do my bald cap method, but for some reason I was doing things backwards today. What does it even got my edges right here? It allows the frontal to be a little further back. Ever. Because if I bring the frontal up here, then all of this part of the frontal is just wasted. So let's just say the frontal is this wide. This sucks. It takes up— your frontal would now have to stop like up here to go up here, and it's really just a waste of the frontal. We could just leave this out. Okay. I thought I did that for you before. I literally sometimes do frontals different every single time depending on the client's head, just trying to make things the perfect way that the client can come back the next time and say, I want it the exact same way, and actually remember the way I did it. But for Lyric, with her low hairline, I just figured this is something I can try this time so we can see if she likes it and she wants to stick to it, because it is literally like a lot of the frontal that does get wasted in middle when you have to completely remove the middle of the hairline because her hairline is so much forward on the sides right above her eyebrows. That whole middle gets wasted. So in this case, I get to actually use the middle of it instead of cutting it all off. So I hope that makes sense. If not, drop a comment, let me know, like, hey, I really didn't understand what the heck you were saying and we need another upload on this same topic, which is cool. I can do that. I can understand it because I may need to go slow and detailed. So for Lyric, we're doing a middle part today, as you saw. And again, this is bonded down, everything. And let me explain it to you this way: every single thing I did not show in this video is already waiting for you in my membership, um, Pro Slayers. So if you're a pro— blah— if you're a Pro Slayer, this video is waiting for you now. In order to access the videos that are for the membership-only channel, you have to go to a desktop version of YouTube and you have to go to my page TT Wells, and then you will find under the, um, discussion, I think it is, it will show like all of the videos, um, or all of like the comments and stuff that I make. So So whenever I just upload a status to my YouTube, it goes to that page. And for the pro members, that's where it goes. And the link in the description. But so remember I told you guys that my baby hair cream gets super, super hard. So in order to loosen it up, I put more baby hair cream on it. So baby hair cream actually activates and deactivates itself. Yes, I make it myself and I sell it on my website, TTdoesitall.com. For her edges, I did use some of the edges from the frontal along with her natural hairline to make it very, very, very natural. And as you saw, as that end result that I showed in that picture, it blended in perfect. So I'm using one strip and I'm going to tie that down until I'm completely done with her frontal install. And by the time I'm done with it, it'll be completely dry, ready to take off. And she's ready to go. So she is using my Brazilian hair. This is the natural straight texture, and it is available on my website, ttdoesitall.com. It is so pretty. She just kept saying when we were done, like, oh my God, it's so soft and pretty, and it's just so, like, just soft. And yes, I stand behind the hair that I sell because I'm not— I don't play. Like, I'm not that person that plays you like, oh girl, it's supposed to be silky. No, we don't do that. It's not supposed to be silky. It's supposed to be a relaxed, natural, straight look, okay? Not too shiny, not too coarse, just beautiful, okay? So yeah, just see what I did and let me know what you think about this look. I can't wait to take the strip off so y'all can see them edges. It all looks like it's coming right out of her scalp, and we know the hairline is coming right out of her scalp, but the middle looked like it was coming out of her scalp, the sides look like it was coming out of her scalp, the sideburns look like it was coming out of her scalp, just everything. Am I hyping myself up, or do y'all agree? Like, come on now, like, do y'all agree with me? Am I tripping? And now look, we 10 minutes in, 10 minutes, and we about to take that strip off. Y'all don't even realize 10 minutes just passed. But look how beautiful it looks. Oh my God, I'm just so in love. I wish this was my head, okay? I'm not bragging about myself. I'm wishing that I could find someone to do my hair like this. And not even just do my hair like this, do my hair like this for a decent price. Like, who wants to pay $800 for a hairdo that's gonna last a few weeks and need a touch-up? Like, can somebody do my hair like this for like $200? Like, please check out my website, okay? Because I don't charge an arm and a leg. I charge a price for everyday customers, and that's just what I want. You get somebody who knows how to do it right and they want to charge you $800, and that's just not fair. I might just have to do it myself, okay? Shoot, I didn't upload plenty of videos doing this myself. So that might just be what it has to be, okay? But I was just playing in her hair, to be honest, and you can tell by now, like, I'm just playing in her hair. But it was so pretty, and I love that, like, behind the ear look. I just really love it. And I had to take some pictures of my work, and this is what everybody was like, oh my God, please upload. And I'm like, I got to give y'all some tips and tricks to learn, or to teach y'all how to made this look so natural. Practice really makes perfect. My work did not look like this 2 years ago, 3 years ago, 4 years ago, okay? And yes, I was doing frontals, but today, oh baby. Well, drop a comment, let me know what y'all think. If you have not already, I don't know what you waiting for, but you better subscribe, honey, cuz every Friday 6:00 PM is another slay. And I upload videos in the meantime, in between time, so just make sure y'all notifications are on. Make sure y'all follow me on Snapchat and Instagram, which is TT Does It All. And I post these pictures before I post the videos just so y'all can see them before they actually get edited and everything. But I'll see y'all in the next video. I really hope y'all enjoyed, and thank you for watching.