How to Sew In Human Hair Bundles by Yourself

Human hair bundles can change the appearance of your hair by changing its length, texture, or color. It is very expensive for hair bundles to attached if you put them with professional help. But in an easy way, you can save money by putting it on yourself. 

If you decide to do your own sewing, read on. Here we will go through the steps required to sew the hair bundles to make the final result look natural and beautiful. The basic process to add hair bundle is to first braid your own hair and then sew the bundles into the braid. Of course, bundles are used for styling purposes. In just a few hours, your hair can magically grow to the length you want. It also adds fullness and volume.

Step 1: Shampoo and conditioner. You should comb your hair well before you do it. Wash your hair as usual and give it good care. Make sure your hair is completely dry and is tangle free before you start to braid it.

Step 2: Creating anchor braids. Now, put two strong braids on your inner forehead. Don't worry about the rest of your hair now. A lock of hair should be placed between the two anchor braids in the middle of the top.

Step 3: Braid the rest of your hair and make sure there's a pattern to it. Note that this process takes time, so if you find it slow, don't be discouraged. Braid takes time!

Step 4: Put on your wig cap. Pull your wig cap, stretch it out, and slide it over your head. Covering the entire hairline. The wig cap should cover your ears, forehead and the back of your neck to make sure your braid is fully covered. The wig cap make sewing in is easier and more efficient.

Step 5: Now it's time to start your sewing in. Pick up your c-curve needle and start by passing through the weft, then the cap, and then the first braid at the back. This will create a seamless connection between your scalp and the bundles, especially when you pull up your hair and weave it into a high ponytail. Note that you only need to pass the needle through the weft at the end of the bundles. Between the ends, you can simply wrap the thread around the weft. Tip: the needle should be threaded to the length of an arm to start each time.

Step 6: Keep going to start sewing from the back to the front because you don’t want completed weaves to cover your view of untouched ones. The front is where it all finishes.

Step 7: After you sew your bundles to the anchor braids of on top of your head, you are done. Then mix your hair with newly sewn hair to style it according to your will.