
Stylist Titi sews a lace-closure weave for her friend ChaCha's wedding, walking through scalp prep, braiding, and sewing with her signature parting technique. She's been sewing since 2008 and shares maintenance tips like tying the closure down each night to keep it secure.
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Hey everyone, it's your girl Titi, and if this head full of hair looks familiar, that's because You've seen it before in one of my previous videos with a lace closure, and this time we're doing another lace closure, but we are doing my Brazilian deep wave hair, and she brought her own closure to match. So she has extremely long hair. I've been doing her hair since 2012. I don't know, it's been a long time. But she was definitely not all this hair when I met her, and this hair is just really transformed. So this is ChaCha, and ChaCha is one of my sorority sisters, my line sister. And, um, yeah, we have been rocking for a while. So what she has going on right now is the 20-inch, 22-inch, and 24-inch Brazilian deep wave hair getting put in. She is actually getting married— well, she got married actually. So, um, she styled her hair before her wedding herself, and at the end of this video I will definitely post those pictures. But yes, this is another full sew-in, a side part, and it's a deep side part. One of my SSS is what I call it in closure form. If you all are not familiar with what my SSS is, it is a Sexy Signature Swoop, and it is just sexy. That's pretty much the way to explain it. So I am just braiding her hair the normal way I would braid a head for a full sew-in side part. I grease between every braid. I do not braid tight, which is why I have a lot of customers with hair just like hers because they trust me. They know I know what I'm doing, and they know I'm not going to damage their hair. So I mean, I think that speaks volume. If you see a customer like this, and more than one coming to me on a regular basis, you know that I'm not pulling people's hair out. I get people who will argue all day and all night in the comments, like, girl, I could tell her hair is tight. And it's like, look at her hair, look at it. She would not have this hair still if I was pulling people edges out, okay? Okay, so anywho, as I usually say, I am braiding her hair and I am making sure that the back is going to be flat as well. So I make sure I pull those braids up into the previous braid to leave that back naturally flat so she doesn't have any humps, lumps, or bumps. And then I'm going to put on a net on her head just like I do everybody else's. So I don't have to do a beehive with her just because she has a lot of hair. My traditional install or braid pattern still works just as well because I know what I'm doing. I have been doing hair, I've been doing sew-ins, I would say since 20— 2008 maybe. If I've done them before, then I probably don't remember. I've done some quick weaves and I used to do micro braids, but I think I was in college when I really started, started doing sewing. Excuse me. And I went to college in '06. So for all those that will ask in the comment box, I am located in St. Louis, Missouri. I am from Kansas City, Missouri, and Yeah, I've lived in St. Louis since the end of 2016, and, uh, yeah, people ask, how do you like it there? And let's just say that women aren't as friendly as I have experienced. That's all I'm gonna say. But I love my company that I keep and can't complain. I'm here. So I am now putting on her lace closure. I do have tutorials on how to put on the lace closure, how to sew it down, how to customize it. I do not bleach knots on my lace closure. I feel like it is a waste of energy, and unless they are doing the ball cap method under it where they want to change the part, then I will bleach the knots and treat it like I would a frontal and tweeze the hairline and everything like that., but for a lace closure, I just don't think it's necessary. It is a lot of work for no reason. Okay, so as I sew down the hairline of the frontal, then I will go back and sew the rest of the frontal around the sides and then the back. And if you all are new to my channel, I am a perfectionist when it comes to hair. I really love a solid look, so just understand that when you see me parting this again, because I'm serious about my parts. To me, a part is everything about a sew-in, leave-out, or closure. If your part is terrible, the whole style looks terrible. So again, I am very, very, very particular about parting, and if you do not take your parting serious You should, you should really look at videos, look at videos that you aspire to be like, look at pictures that you really, really like, and then take your work and try to recreate that. And try it over and over and over. Practice makes perfect. So don't just try it one time and don't achieve it and give up, because practice really makes perfect. Again, this is a lace closure. We're not leaving any of her hair out. She is doing a completely protective style. The front of that hair, or front of that closure, will be sewn down to where it will not flap up. And I do tell my customers to make sure that they tie their hair down the edge of the closure and bring that scarf right around the back, tie it back around the front, or end it in the back. I don't care, but just make sure your— make sure your closure is tied down flat every night. And you'll be good to go. Okay, okay. And I don't have problems with closures lifting. I never have had a problem with that ever. Um, I have been doing this for a long time, as you know, so I pretty much know what I'm doing at this point. But hey, I'm always into learning new things and new techniques. So yes, just like you watch my video on YouTube, I probably watch yours and your other favorite YouTubers too. As a matter of fact, Who do you guys like to watch? Drop a comment below as to who you think that I am similar to on, on YouTube, because I need some new people to watch. Hey, drop your channel, I want to see what's out there. All right, so I am sewing this in single track. So sometimes if I'm doing like 4 or 5 bundles, I will double the first track, so that means fold the track in half and sew in 2 tracks at a time, but this time I'm just going single and I am just going to fold it over back and forth, left and right, left and right. We do not cut tracks over here, okay? There are no cut tracks for lace closures, versatile sew-ins. I have some customers that requested or that want a particular look, and for those looks, if they want those tracks cut, I will cut them for them. But that is not my go-to technique. It is a lot faster for me to just keep sewing left and right, left and right. And I do have videos showing you very detailed in slow motion, close up and personal from my view where I'm standing back there, how I do it. So it's possible, and I have tips and tricks for folding it over and it laying flat too. So I got some stuff to work with y'all out there if you're like, what the heck is she doing? Because see that clip on the right, on our right? That is a trick, okay? And drop a comment below if you know why I put that clip there, because I have explained it before. So let's see who gets it right. Whoever gets it right, I'm gonna pin that to the top. So I am almost done with that third bundle at this point, and I'm just going to keep wrapping it around to close up that space on top or underneath that closure. And then I said in the beginning she had her own closure to match. I lied. Her closure was not deep wave. It may have been body wave, which looking at this hair, it comes out really curly when it's fresh out of the bundle, but once you wear it and wash it and air dry it, it is a very beautiful deep wave. So Yeah, her closure did not match, but again, she had a wedding to go to the Dominican Republic for, so she did curl it herself, and it was so beautiful. I can't wait for you guys to see at the end of this video her wedding pictures because she was such a beautiful bride. Mrs. Thurman in the house. Okay, y'all, so I am just kind of wetting the hair to kind of loosen up those curls in the back, and then I will let her do the rest. So just keep enjoying this video and drop a comment below and let me know what you all think. Have you all tried my Brazilian deep hair, deep wave hair yet? I have been selling this hair literally since 2012, same distributor that I will never share. And oh my God, I have had probably 2 complaints out of all these years. And when I say it must have been a bad batch, it really must have. And I've replaced their hair for free because I don't have issues like that. So drop a comment below, let me know what you all think. If you have not tried my Brazilian deep wave hair, it is a must-have in your hair collection. It lasts for years and years and years, trust me. So my website is TT Does It All for scheduling and everything like that. But enjoy the rest of this video and her beautiful wedding pictures, and I'll see y'all in the next video.
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