Rubberband Foundation Sew-In

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  • @iambianca
    @iambianca 8 лет назад +157

    I did this for 3 months my hair did not break off and it grew love this method

  • @quinyoung9993
    @quinyoung9993 9 лет назад +295

    Some of yall need to watch the video in its entirety before asking questions! She clearly stated that this method is for those who have hair that's too short to grip or for those who aren't braiders!

    • @smoot1983
      @smoot1983 9 лет назад +24

      Quin Young Girl when I read the comments I b like these ppl r seriously irritating! If u don't like it move on.....GESSSSSHH

    • @brandisdreamland
      @brandisdreamland 9 лет назад

      😂😂😂

    • @antaylor2007
      @antaylor2007 9 лет назад

      Yass!!!

    • @TheNylah
      @TheNylah 9 лет назад +9

      And not knocking it but itz not long term style in my opinion short term like two weeks max

    • @scs0827
      @scs0827 9 лет назад +10

      ***** my thoughts exactly.. it's a neat idea but the breakage has to be crazy smh

  • @rmpaintedfaces
    @rmpaintedfaces 3 года назад +30

    5 years later and here I am about to do this because my hair is so soft it slips when I try braiding it myself. Thank you

  • @michelepinkney1504
    @michelepinkney1504 8 лет назад +138

    Im a stylist since 1996 and just let sum people know my baby was born with very short hair, and the time she was almost i decided to take wat little hair she had and make lots of little ponytails. I needed to do this to cause the hair to grow now my daughter's hair is down her back. There is a way to use rubberbands without causing damage to the hair. That is wat we learned in school during our training!!!

    • @tiquahayter
      @tiquahayter 7 лет назад

      Michele Pinkney ❤❤

    • @1xkoko
      @1xkoko 7 лет назад +6

      Michele Pinkney exactly the same with my niece now her hair is down her back flowing !

    • @jessicab331
      @jessicab331 5 лет назад +2

      Michele Pinkney well yu went to a good school cuz most schools don’t teach yu shit but how to pass a test and how to not burn somebody’s hair off during chemical processing

    • @sigt9065
      @sigt9065 4 года назад +2

      How do you use them without causing breakage?

    • @thanksmaddytv815
      @thanksmaddytv815 4 года назад +2

      Sig t For starters, learn how to properly remove them. People try taking them out and break their hair off in the process. Keep your hair moisturized. Nothing is meant to be used excessively. You can remove with scissors or fingernail clippers.

  • @cynthiamaddox2529
    @cynthiamaddox2529 9 лет назад +67

    This method isn't a whole lot different from a braided sew in... Hell a braided sew in can take out hair as well.. Especially if the braiding is too tight. And obviously something is working because in the beginning and end of this meechie stated this is the clients second installment. Good job meechie...mothers did this for years to kids hair with no issues.

    • @Taylorgang77
      @Taylorgang77 7 лет назад +1

      Cynthia Maddox I agree. I had a sew in and it tore my hair up.

  • @Nappy2BeMe
    @Nappy2BeMe 7 лет назад +52

    You can always tell a Pro....they don't even got time nor care to address ignorant comments. That's Meechie. Confident in her craft. Professional.
    I never got a clear understanding why this technique would be used. I do now.

  • @chaej37
    @chaej37 9 лет назад +45

    It's funny how we always tear each other down as black women. The concerns are understandable but if you don't like the method then don't do. I think this woman is very talented. I'm a fellow hairstylist and I admire you Ms. Meechie. Keep doing what you do. MadAboutMeechie

  • @JustTfyingMe
    @JustTfyingMe 8 лет назад +78

    I happen to like this method. I've seen girls wanting to get a sew in and from the hair being so short or damaged from chemicals, braiding hair doesn't always work. Y'all so worried about breaking of the hair but a braided foundation has ripped plenty of ppl hair out. Meechie clearly states dont do the rubber bands too tight to prevent breakage. Hello!!! what y'all not understanding??? As of hair growth any installation can grow your hair. It's all about how u maintain YOUR hair underneath is what ppl fail to realize. Just because it's a sew in doesn't mean neglect your real hair.

  • @EuroHouseInc
    @EuroHouseInc 2 года назад +13

    I NOW can do my OWN sew-in !!!!✨❤️

  • @teyonagee
    @teyonagee 9 лет назад +401

    She is definitely a true hairstylist. I've never seen a rubber band foundation. #realmvp

    • @YoobyK
      @YoobyK 9 лет назад +8

      Ona Le'Shea so funny i said the same thing #realmvp while i was watching lol. she's a beast wit it

    • @teyonagee
      @teyonagee 9 лет назад +5

      emgathers83 right!!! like she just put me on game to some new stuff.

    • @shakasaoliver6852
      @shakasaoliver6852 9 лет назад +1

      Ona Le'Shea yass girl she just the truth like i love her

    • @teyonagee
      @teyonagee 9 лет назад

      Shakasa Oliver right!!!

    • @brittanydke3421
      @brittanydke3421 9 лет назад +5

      Ona Le'Shea this been out for years

  • @parishardister8449
    @parishardister8449 8 лет назад +9

    I love this method, it has helped me so much. I'm not a braider at all and this has helped me with my quick weaves and allowed me to install my own sewin's. Thank you so much for sharing this it has helped me expand my skills and do everything I have ever wanted to do with my weave but couldn't because I couldn't braid.

    • @raygensmith1031
      @raygensmith1031 8 лет назад

      Ok so this does work I am a non braider myself and need a quick sew in

  • @monicabaylock6419
    @monicabaylock6419 8 лет назад +20

    everyone is saying rubber bands are damaging but my hair grew with them. plus i think it just depends on whos doing it bc sew ins,braids,and relaxers can be damagung

  • @nikkabenson4164
    @nikkabenson4164 5 лет назад +3

    Tried this last night!!! I absolutely cannot braid and this gave me the ability to do my own sew-in. It took me a while, but I was able to do it with no problem. Saved about $100!

  • @PassportBrosAndBlondeManWeaves
    @PassportBrosAndBlondeManWeaves 8 лет назад +30

    you know it is two different kinds of rubber bands I believe she's using the ones that won't break your hair off I can't remember what they are made of but she is definitely not using the regular ones this lady is a professional she knows wtf she is doing

  • @zelda_kelly
    @zelda_kelly 5 лет назад +2

    I'm so glad I saw this. I've been wearing toppers for 25 years. My hair is very thin on top and I can't cornrow so I glue. Tired of that method for sure! This gives me another way to install and probably waaayyyy cheaper than buying the human toppers. Thank you for posting this! I appreciate seeing all these great techniques!! Kudos to all!!!

  • @lmoody9559
    @lmoody9559 8 лет назад +6

    Her hair doesn't look damaged it looks like it's growing out and she hasn't had it trimmed.
    I had my hair done like this (just the top) It came out beautiful it was like getting a regular sew in.. No break off nothing... You did a great job Meechie...!

  • @creativemelanin
    @creativemelanin 9 лет назад +88

    This looks so unnecessary. All that extra tension for what. If it's too short, add braiding hair.

    • @diamondgirl488
      @diamondgirl488 9 лет назад +5

      Everyone can't braid

    • @msshawnte1
      @msshawnte1 9 лет назад +5

      I agree about the braiding hair.

    • @Me200928
      @Me200928 9 лет назад +28

      Well I'm not about to let anyone who can't braid do me a sew in in the first place! Child, yall play too much! 😂😂😂😂

    • @Kenyabenyalovesyou2
      @Kenyabenyalovesyou2 9 лет назад +2

      kista matthews exactly ft? Lol I cant

    • @sweettea227
      @sweettea227 9 лет назад

      GlamGrilCRM I KNOW RIGHT!

  • @phresho32
    @phresho32 9 лет назад +14

    Not a bad method at all! If you haven't tried it then you shouldn't speak! I have a head full of hair and prefer this method over braids! It is a little time consuming but the take down is so much quicker than traditional braid patterns, just depend on your hair and how good your stylist is! I've gotten more damage with braids then with the rubber bands

  • @dark0lovely
    @dark0lovely 9 лет назад +16

    I've been doing this to my own hair for a long time because my hair can't take the braiding. I'm glad to see stylist taking on this technique

  • @MybSistarella
    @MybSistarella 9 лет назад +1

    I Love how versatile are hair can be whether natural or straight, weaved or chemically treated. Thank you,@MadAboutMeechie for empowering our industry for young and seasoned stylist of color and for everyone for that matter....Small Business meets Growth and Possibilities! Well done!!

  • @ellieameli
    @ellieameli 8 лет назад +114

    For everyone in the comments with negativity do y'all have a cosmetology license or nah? 🤔

    • @leshia2632
      @leshia2632 8 лет назад +10

      Right n do they have a business booming like she is

    • @princesazenobia5762
      @princesazenobia5762 8 лет назад +36

      I can argue that there are MANY stylists with license that should not be doing hair! But the lady on the vid is good, and just because you may not have a license doesn't mean you're not a beast and have knowledge about things hun. Basically skill and Bio-science

    • @nelliebean84
      @nelliebean84 7 лет назад +1

      PrincesaZenobia EXACTLY

    • @backtobeautifulhair279
      @backtobeautifulhair279 6 лет назад +6

      Anybody can go to school and get a cosmetology license. Some stylist STYLE hair and other stylist GROW healthy hair. It doesn't take much to make fake hair look pretty. Want to impress me...teach that woman how to manage and grow her OWN hair! There are plenty of chicken heads out there throwing there money to "booming businesses" that doesn't mean they are doing what is best for your hair and scalp.

    • @ilovebeinagirl
      @ilovebeinagirl 4 года назад

      I don't have a cosmetology license but have had my hair taken out and damaged by many who did.

  • @KashForte
    @KashForte 6 лет назад +4

    Man you just saved my life!!! I want a sew in but I can’t braid... but I got time and plenty of rubber bands 😝✌🏾 thank you!!

  • @LadyMocha
    @LadyMocha 2 года назад +1

    I love the rubber band method. I can't braid worth a lick in the back, so I cornrow the top and rubberband the back. I also oil my rubberbands in my hair at night, so bands won't get dry and pop my hair out. Thanks for introducing me to this method. It's been a game Changer for me!!

  • @simpsonnakeia
    @simpsonnakeia 8 лет назад +3

    Absolutely Love!!! I can't braid on myself so this would work for me installing a sew in on myself😊

  • @u.harper2469
    @u.harper2469 8 лет назад +30

    I've heard of this method before, I am a stylist who specializes in natural hair and I must say that yes a stylist must know what they're doing when doing this style because there's triple traction it can go very wrong if installed too tightly. Meechie knows what she's doing, this is not a style for the unlicensed to try. Essential oils prevent breakage, as long as the hair is moist and oiled before, during and after install and one doesn't keep doing this method back to back to back her hair will be fine. She can also lift up her tracks and oil her scalp. Rubberbands only break hair when the hair is too dry and or bands are too tight.

    • @fokuspoint
      @fokuspoint 8 лет назад +1

      +amilia harper does her hair not look compromised to you? I have no problem with the method, My problem is the method being done on hair that is already damaged!

    • @shamiaworld8897
      @shamiaworld8897 8 лет назад +1

      +fokus point (fokuspoint) it clearly look like she got her back on the right track before doing this method

    • @auntiehelenrizpah
      @auntiehelenrizpah 5 лет назад +1

      Moisture and low manipulation while in the weave.😊
      Beautiful work.💞
      Great comment!!💞

  • @RaeBlaze
    @RaeBlaze 9 лет назад +17

    Lmao, some of these folks and they comments are "just entertainment for n*****!" Oh the ignorance of some of these comments. ANYTHING you do to your hair will stress your hair: relaxers, ponytails, sew-ins, quick weaves, adding in braiding hair, braiding your own hair, gel, mousse, combing too much or not combing at all, pressing combs, texturizers, etc. Calm the hell down. 1st of all: IT'S HAIR, IT GROWS BACK. 2nd of all: If you listen to what she said "DO NOT PULL THE RUBBERBANDS TOO TIGHT" there won't be anymore breakage than with anything else you do to your hair. When our kids were little we put the same little black rubberbands, knockers, hairbows, barrettes, clips, etc. in our kid's hair and I'm pretty confident not everyone's children are walking around bald from it. Let's apply the smallest amount of common sense before writing mean comments and attacking people. I can sew the HELL outta some hair, but due to injurying my thumb in a fight YEARS ago, braiding is one of the most painful things for me to do. A technique like this (DONE IT CORRECTLY) would save me time and reduce the pain in my hands. Thank you MadAboutMeechie for sharing. PS I know some bad ass stylists that can't braid worth a shit, but can bang the shit out of some hair, IJS. #WhyYouMad

  • @iAmPrincess
    @iAmPrincess 9 лет назад

    I used this technique in high school years ago when crochet braids first became popular. I never thought to try it for sew ins! Thanks for sharing.

  • @erica_estyledaily
    @erica_estyledaily 9 лет назад +1

    You are definitely one of the best hairstylist ever! Thanks so much for allowing us to see your fabulous work!

  • @RoshondaHicks
    @RoshondaHicks 9 лет назад +42

    These comments are hilarious 😂😂😂 i died laughing

    • @pigsnum1
      @pigsnum1 9 лет назад +13

      I'm in bed crying at these arguments... 😂😂😂😂

    • @MissQstylez
      @MissQstylez 9 лет назад

      roshonda hicks lmbo right!!!!!!!!

  • @qtepiee88
    @qtepiee88 9 лет назад +4

    Its great that she is innovative and has come up with a solution for people who want to do their own sew-ins but cant cornrow, but I personally would use it, simply because of the breakage that could occur. Sew-ins are protective styles so I wouldn't want that many rubber bands causing tension on my hair, especially my relaxed hair. I don't think the rubber bands are the main issue of breakage, I think its how the person takes them out. They may try to cut or rip them out, which would be devastating. It also seems like it will come loose quickly and/or the rubber bands that is holding the foundation could pop! Great job tho. The final result was pretty :)

  • @teiganr8159
    @teiganr8159 9 лет назад

    Meechie is absolutely the best on youtube! Profesional, full of class, and informative. Truly appreciative of her and her skills.

  • @MrsDonaway
    @MrsDonaway 6 лет назад

    Love this lady!!! I’m praying that you filled ALLLLLLLLLL those booths up gurrrrll.!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @monkahunk
    @monkahunk 7 лет назад +3

    I think this was beautiful work. Thanks so much for sharing.

  • @marnicegaston7221
    @marnicegaston7221 9 лет назад +12

    This s great technique for people with short hair and have hair loss

  • @tatiannaferguson7323
    @tatiannaferguson7323 9 лет назад

    I feel that you are a true blessing I style hair myself I am preparing to take Cosmo test and I know a lot of stylist are not willing to show and demonstrate styles just as you did and do so thank you very much

  • @vanessashaw5365
    @vanessashaw5365 7 лет назад +2

    “Girl” you whipped that hair so good even I was yelling. OMG! FABULOUS JOB. And I love the way you secured her own hair underneath. AWESOME, darlin’. Awesome.

  • @blkradiance
    @blkradiance 9 лет назад +5

    This is one of the most natural techniques out there it has been around for a while. I use it for my clients that don't want their hair braided down or when I have a client that has a photo shoot and there is not alot of time to braid the hair.Method was created by Leslie Leland back in 2009 or 2010 owner of Hair Ex studios . You rocked this look Meechie but then you always do .Love it

  • @ashleydixon5455
    @ashleydixon5455 8 лет назад +3

    Meechie u aint nuttin to mess with girl!

  • @Isaacsuniverse_
    @Isaacsuniverse_ 7 лет назад

    yes yes yessssss this absolutely have helped me figure out a new technique for my sew ins.cant wait to share this video with my Cosmetology classmates tomorrow!

  • @brendairizarry579
    @brendairizarry579 7 лет назад +2

    love the results! She looks stunning! I think she is a great stylist, she did what she could with what she had. it's a demonstration for those girls with the same problem. There's no ugly woman, just need a little magic touch and we all are beautiful ❤

  • @HairDeLaCreme
    @HairDeLaCreme 9 лет назад +11

    I would love to take classes from you! Can you do some closure install videos?

  • @IAMMISSBOOGY
    @IAMMISSBOOGY 9 лет назад +5

    Very interesting. All those rubber bands make me nervous, but still very interesting.

  • @sigt9065
    @sigt9065 5 лет назад

    I love your hair and tats. You look fabulous girl! Thanks for the video !

  • @wendyfyi33
    @wendyfyi33 8 лет назад

    great way to do a sewin on short hair... I did this method about two weeks ago without seeing your video and it came out great, I also use rubber bands on my six year old since she's been two years old and her hair is down to her waist now... you Rock!!!!

  • @flanmaryj
    @flanmaryj 8 лет назад +5

    Girl, you're BAD! That's a very good base!

  • @keishacunrity6413
    @keishacunrity6413 8 лет назад +3

    meechie you better handle your business and walk with an attitude because you doing a damn thing I'm learning so much from you like I said as a hairdresser different tips you can definitely pick up and I had did this actual step before and to see somebody else doing it that's what's up so baby girl I'm proud of you do it black owners do matter

  • @TheRobynMCL
    @TheRobynMCL 9 лет назад

    Beautiful. I'm just learning how to do sew ins. I can braid but I can't do the really small braids so this technique is perfect for me. Thank you so much for posting. I've watched all of your videos and have learned so much.

  • @CeCeHennings30
    @CeCeHennings30 9 лет назад

    I'm so glad u put the vid up cuz I been doin this rubber bands method since 2005 I have a lot of short hair clients I told ppl that it's ok to use rubber bands!!! Thank you I we'll be sharing this video 💃💃💃💃💃💁💁💁💁💁👍

  • @jamazeakoma5250
    @jamazeakoma5250 7 лет назад +5

    Life saver! I dont kno how to braid for the life of me! This really got me happy now i can do some sew ins!!!!!!!

    • @darkchocolate6221
      @darkchocolate6221 5 лет назад

      Rite . I really want to try this NOW cause my TishRowes is some shit.

  • @shaunabrown8399
    @shaunabrown8399 8 лет назад +6

    Would you consider doing a vixen sew in with a rubberband foundation? That would be awesome ...

  • @RB-sy1vp
    @RB-sy1vp 8 лет назад +1

    Meechie, you be doing the damn thing. Girl i love your work. God bless you for sharing tips with us.

  • @17oa
    @17oa 8 лет назад

    the rubber band method is cool! If i ever cut my hair in the future and want to get a sew , I'm definitely going to try this

  • @NurseOlivia-PostOpRecoveryCare
    @NurseOlivia-PostOpRecoveryCare 9 лет назад +18

    Thanks Meechie! This is a great technique to add to my skills, thanks for sharing. Might I ask what mousse you are using to mold the hair with? MadAboutMeechie

  • @msofray
    @msofray 9 лет назад +35

    I'VE HAD THIS TECHNIQUE DONE A FEW YEARS AGO. AND I MUST SAY THAT HAD TO BE THE WORST WEAVING TECHNIQUE OTHER THAN BONDING GLUE. FIRST OF ALL I GOT IT DONE HERE AND CHARLOTTE, NC AND I'M NOT GOING TO NAME THE STYLIST, BUT THERE IS A LAWSUIT PENDING. SHE DID MY HAIR LIKE THIS, AND THE RUBBERBANDS CREATED SORES ON MY SCALP. ALSO, WHEN YOU WASH YOUR HAIR, YOU CANNOT THOROUGHLY GET UNDERNEATH THOSE SMALL RUBBER BANDS, THEREFORE WHEN YOU DO WASH THE HAIR, THERE IS A LOT OF DIRT AND LINT BUILD-UP. WHEN I TOOK THE WEAVE DOWN, WHERE THE RUBBERBANDS WERE PLACED, THERE WAS MAD AMOUNT OF DIRT AND LINT ON THE PIECE THAT WAS RUBBERBAND UP. THEREFORE WHEN COMBING OUT THE HAIR, THERE WAS HAIR LOSS. THROUGH EXPERIENCE, I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS TECHNIQUE TO ANYBODY.. MAJORITY OF MY HAIR FELL OUT BECAUSE OF THIS. I'M JUST GETTING MY HAIR TO GROW BACK IN SPOTS, THANKS TO HAIR INFINITY. BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THIS TECHNIQUE.

    • @Always.m.i.a
      @Always.m.i.a 9 лет назад +20

      That was just a crappy job from that specific stylist. I've done this technique on my self with no breakage, build up or sores I actually saw new growth. Just goes to show you can't let everyone in your head.

    • @CreateYourBestVersion
      @CreateYourBestVersion 9 лет назад

      msofray OMG- what a terrible experience

    • @Msscoobyboo1
      @Msscoobyboo1 9 лет назад +1

      She must have done them tight and I suggest you get Brazilian knots then that might be better for you

    • @ndessourcesify
      @ndessourcesify 9 лет назад

      *****

    • @1833princessa
      @1833princessa 9 лет назад +3

      +msofray I would be really worried about having an allergy to the rubberbands. That probably why you got sores on your scalp. This method is not good for your hair or healthy for your scalp!

  • @niceawsomegirl
    @niceawsomegirl 9 лет назад

    I enjoy your videos so much! This method has given me LIFE because my daughter has short hair! Going to try this wit the next install! AMAZING! Wish I lived by you!

  • @aTaurusGirl
    @aTaurusGirl 9 лет назад

    Omg this is downright intricate and amazing! Chillleee i wud not have the patience! Shoutouts to meechie for this! I cud not I was too stressed from just watching smh lol

  • @charlotteMccaskill
    @charlotteMccaskill 8 лет назад +8

    These comments got me dead to the bone .😂😂😂 Meechie does celeb hair she doesnt care about yall opinion

    • @fokuspoint
      @fokuspoint 8 лет назад +2

      +Charlotte McCaskill Girl these days everyone thinks they are a celeb stylist that means nothing lol People do one lukewarm celebs hair and think they are a celeb stylist. Im not hating on her at all, I dont know much about her to hate on her wanted to make that clear before that gets said! Im just pointing out that someone saying they are a celebrity stylist really doesnt hold a lot of weight at least to other cosmetologist because like I said alot of people out do someone in the spotlights hair one time and they tag themselves as a celebrity stylist. When I think of a "Celebrity Stylist" Im thinking of someone who works exclusively on tv sets, theater, etc... everyday and do very little mainstream hair for lack of a better word!! Just my 2 cents. I think she is a very talented stylist and look forward to seeing more of her work : )

  • @chidelovesyou
    @chidelovesyou 9 лет назад +3

    great technique.. waoo

  • @latishagrant5439
    @latishagrant5439 9 лет назад

    I would like to say thank you so much for making this video because I am NOT a braider I have no way of knowing even how to braid also your video is very clear and I am able to see exactly what it is that you're doing and you're explaining it so well I do appreciate it because I am just now learning how to do my own hair just for myself so it is very much appreciated and I look forward to seeing more videos

  • @WaitAminMofro
    @WaitAminMofro 9 лет назад

    As always your videos are on point and on time because I just cut my hair. Absolutely will be trying this. God bless you and your talent

  • @lakindralucy2212
    @lakindralucy2212 8 лет назад +18

    I used to do mine like that back in high school in the late 90's but I connected mine with the thread not rubber bands since they're very damaging on the hair. I wrapped the thread around in the small sections then connected them the same way. The thread was way easier to get out and caused no damage at all.

    • @sjlewis271
      @sjlewis271 8 лет назад

      I like that idea.

    • @LorraineJG
      @LorraineJG 8 лет назад

      yeah I was just thinking about the threading method, much healthier.

    • @deliciosa
      @deliciosa 8 лет назад +1

      Yass! The old African way.. somebody's thinking. I soak the the thread in oil too, maybe you could try that

    • @LorraineJG
      @LorraineJG 8 лет назад

      Akua Owusu​ oooh that sounds like a good idea too oil on the thread Thanks so next time when I do my daughter sew in I will put rosemary and coconut oil on the thread.
      I also like the hair net method, I used to think it was too hot and a waste of time but its not it makes sewing the tracks in much easier and faster.
      I love Meechie's demo though she has great videos I've tried many methods because of her and the liquid wig cap really worked well for my daughter because she suffered major hair loss and that liquid wig cap helped me give her a weave until her natural hair grew back. So Thanks Meechie. 

    • @deliciosa
      @deliciosa 8 лет назад +1

      +Lorraine G. (Lolo) Yes, that should go well👌Good luck

  • @WinnieGunzz
    @WinnieGunzz 8 лет назад +15

    Them heels 😍

  • @domineshiaalford6826
    @domineshiaalford6826 3 года назад

    So glad I ran across this video. Will be seeing my wig down like this! Thank you 😊

  • @rynndoza
    @rynndoza 9 лет назад

    Thank you for this video! A lot of short haired clients come to me for a sew-in but I can't braid extra short hair! You just helped me a lot! 😂 thank you for sharing your technique Meechie! 😊

  • @amberjude6967
    @amberjude6967 9 лет назад +74

    Could u imagine how long the take down is going to take?? Chhilleeee......

    • @quinyoung9993
      @quinyoung9993 9 лет назад +18

      Not long all u gotta do is pop the rubberband with your hands or scissors

    • @INOOT-INeedOneOfThose
      @INOOT-INeedOneOfThose 9 лет назад +37

      If you leave it in beyond a week the natural oils in your scalp and any additional oil or moisturizer added during styling and scalp care will break the rubberbands down. When you take the net off, most of the bands would probably be broken or really soft.

    • @paigerogers9148
      @paigerogers9148 9 лет назад +4

      Waaaay shorter than a traditional sew-in.

    • @sharondaturner71
      @sharondaturner71 8 лет назад

      +Kinya Franklin u in BP Ko io Pl lll, but it gh

    • @mentacrave291
      @mentacrave291 8 лет назад

      +Quin Young exactly !

  • @TheSamanthaEdit
    @TheSamanthaEdit 9 лет назад +4

    While this IS a very creative way to n***a rig a sew in with short hair, AND shows how much of an innovative thinker Meechie is, her hair was long enough to add some braiding hair and make a true foundation.

  • @touchofabundance6667
    @touchofabundance6667 8 лет назад

    love love love it... this Foundation will be more convenient for me doing my own hair

  • @Msscoobyboo1
    @Msscoobyboo1 9 лет назад

    You are the best hair stylist I have seen who is willing to help others because I have been willing to learn to do this method so badly.

  • @missblackbeautyTV
    @missblackbeautyTV 8 лет назад +78

    but we put rubber bands in little girls hair all the time.....

    • @cyberdoll4878
      @cyberdoll4878 8 лет назад +26

      Exactly. Lol people just reach for drama.

    • @CHICGOTCHA
      @CHICGOTCHA 6 лет назад

      Key word... LITTLE GIRLS... this is a GROWN WOMAN...

    • @lanibelle30
      @lanibelle30 6 лет назад +5

      CHIC BOOM that doesn't make a difference. Little girls' hair can get damaged just like an adult's. The original poster was talker all the people saying that this is damaging and she shouldn't be doing it on her client's hair.

    • @CHICGOTCHA
      @CHICGOTCHA 6 лет назад

      Ros... 'm not agreeing with this video I was speaking on the comment above mine with the girl said we do this two little girls hair all the time and I was stating key word is little girl this is a grown woman why would she put this in a grown woman's hair yes it can damage little girls hair I wouldn't recommend doing this. When you're doing a sew in it is supposed to last for at least a few months. Why would you want rubber bands in your hair for that long. We shouldn't have it in little girls hair but we certainly shouldn't have them in Grown woman's hair either.

    • @downtoearthdez8100
      @downtoearthdez8100 6 лет назад

      🙏🙏🙏

  • @pailyclexaemayawayhaught8265
    @pailyclexaemayawayhaught8265 7 лет назад +2

    How do i make appointment and will you please send me a price list? I need you

  • @ginalowe2393
    @ginalowe2393 9 лет назад

    Ms. Meechie, you are absolutely the best. Thanks for sharing! You represent with class, style and POSH! we love you in Texas!

  • @cleothsongbird
    @cleothsongbird 9 лет назад

    That was amazing work. I love watching your videos! Fan for life!

  • @hairartbysieta
    @hairartbysieta 9 лет назад +3

    Very time consuming, but great for short hair like someone growing out a short haircut or undercut.

  • @ASMRVibrantRays
    @ASMRVibrantRays 8 лет назад +4

    yall don't get a headache with those nets being so tight ... oh my gosh no

  • @shawtysexci1977
    @shawtysexci1977 9 лет назад

    You just saved my life with this technique because it's also a good technique for when you do crochet braids too......I'm gonna try this.....great tutorial!!!!

  • @maxinegreene
    @maxinegreene Год назад

    OMG You are a literal angel on earth for this! I was looking for a way to use micro beads instead of braids on my sew in but I couldn’t figure it out. Thank you!

  • @foreignqueenmua5105
    @foreignqueenmua5105 9 лет назад +22

    Time consuming lol. I wonder what's the price on this method??

    • @KD-lz4oc
      @KD-lz4oc 9 лет назад +1

      ForeignQueen MUA i was thinking the same like omg those little ponytails everywhere lol

    • @smoot1983
      @smoot1983 9 лет назад

      ForeignQueen MUA she said for ppl who cant braid.... especially being able to grip short hair!

    • @weezydrizzyminaj101
      @weezydrizzyminaj101 9 лет назад +1

      ForeignQueen MUA where I live because of how time consuming it is they charge about 80$ more than a regular sew in .

    • @Rocky146389
      @Rocky146389 9 лет назад +9

      @Kedra626 lol girl why you in the comments going at everybody though ? 😴😴😴😴😴

    • @smoot1983
      @smoot1983 9 лет назад +5

      @kedra626 Calm yo dum ass ass down... I wasnt coming for anybody! Givining feed back like everyone else! I c u like confrontation! Not n2 keyboard thugs. suggestion: take several seats! Now im coming for u! comment on that! YOU IRRI ASF

  • @thedivaisin
    @thedivaisin 9 лет назад +4

    If your hair is too short to braid, don't get a sew-in. If you can't braid; don't do sew-ins. I understand that stylists have to be crafty when a client comes in with no hair and wants a sew-in and a good stylist would suggest alternatives and worn a client of future breakage. But at the end of they day, it's up to the client and if a stylist refuses, they will just find someone else who will.

  • @str8kash941
    @str8kash941 9 лет назад

    Great technique!! I have clients with short hair whose tired of the quick weaves and this is a perfect method!

  • @sokenzi
    @sokenzi 8 лет назад

    This is soooo creative, OMG. Kudos, Meechie.

  • @growqueen
    @growqueen 9 лет назад +125

    Doesn't the rubberband break the hair?

    • @brandisdreamland
      @brandisdreamland 9 лет назад +10

      That's why she did them loose by yes they can if your not carful

    • @87MightyLeo
      @87MightyLeo 9 лет назад +10

      Jenny Lee if too tight or if you have the type of hair that doesn't like rubber-bands, yes. My hair has not reacted well to rubber-bands since I was little. but i use this same method with thread. It takes a while, but i have no breakage, so I cant complain.

    • @chanf4
      @chanf4 9 лет назад +19

      Yes jenny rubber bands can cause serious breakage. No shade to her but i wouldn't suggest this method.

    • @pettypatty329
      @pettypatty329 9 лет назад +3

      chanf4 Exactly.

    • @teianastewart6667
      @teianastewart6667 9 лет назад +1

      Yes

  • @MakeupbyMeechi
    @MakeupbyMeechi 9 лет назад +9

    My G+ Ladies who luv to do hair and love to learn new techniques...please check out this talented Queen +MadAboutMeechie...my sistah is so talented!!!
    Thank you so much for sharing Meechie!!

    • @CarolynSweetCButler
      @CarolynSweetCButler 9 лет назад +1

      Cool

    • @spearmanification
      @spearmanification 9 лет назад

      MEECHI P-K hey im trying to reach MEECHIE in reference to a reality tv show that involes people whos professions a Hair stylist Fashion stylist Master stylist and Makeup Artist my email is realitywrites.wecuproductions@yahoo.com

    • @MakeupbyMeechi
      @MakeupbyMeechi 9 лет назад

      Hey Renee Spearman...that is awesome!!
      If you go on her YT channel she will have her contact info available...l love her artistry too!!! I wish you both much success!!!

    • @spearmanification
      @spearmanification 9 лет назад

      Thanks you yeah I just wrote her. WeCU Productions are in search of cast members for a reality TV show. Hey if you happen to know any female or male stylist, fashion stylist, makeup artist and master stylist regardless of their gender plz let me know or you can give them my email at realitywrites.wecuproductions@yahoo.com or renee.spencer@wecuproductions.com thanks, and have a blessed day

    • @MakeupbyMeechi
      @MakeupbyMeechi 9 лет назад +1

      Your more than welcome...I love to help a Queen however I can.
      Could I suggest another talented Queen who is a MUA and who I believe would fit in...she is a Big YT MUA and that would be BEATFACEHONEY!! I think she be a big plus to your show!!
      Hey if your hiring for behind the scenes...FYI...I'm a stage manager!!

  • @zahoraguinyard4545
    @zahoraguinyard4545 9 лет назад

    Meechie your technique is so wonderful wow that was crazy nice. I just love to watch you transform nothing to something gurl you the bomb.

  • @genevievestdenis6770
    @genevievestdenis6770 5 лет назад

    Wow! I finally found it! A video with rubber band foundation. I thought that one could do this instead of braiding. Just wasn’t sure. I am definitely going to do this for my next hair. Thank you for your video.

  • @Fan-sl6de
    @Fan-sl6de 8 лет назад +4

    Are those rubberbands not causing any breakage or headaches? Looks time consuming.

  • @Danielle11533
    @Danielle11533 8 лет назад +15

    My hair was short like that and I had got a sew in . Add braiding hair , take hair vitamin.. And if you're a non braider meaning your ass can't braid then you don't need to be playing in people's heads and their money ✌🏼️

    • @Dr.C00CHIE
      @Dr.C00CHIE 8 лет назад +3

      No stop playing in your own short hair ole bald head ass

    • @Danielle11533
      @Danielle11533 7 лет назад

      JordynnTaste MySugarr whaat? 😂😂

    • @Danielle11533
      @Danielle11533 7 лет назад

      JordynnTaste MySugarr i cut my hair off

    • @agirl1837
      @agirl1837 3 года назад

      no i just want it cause i havent learned to braid yet :/ im gonna do it on my own hairrr

  • @mariciawilliams2786
    @mariciawilliams2786 8 лет назад

    My hair is SUPER even with a relaxer and it's healthy. I think my hair could handle this method. I soooooo grateful you posted this. I can now make my own upart wigs AND sew them on by myself. This will save me SOOOO much money thank you!

  • @ana_claws530
    @ana_claws530 6 лет назад

    A true master! Been watching your videos for a while now and I’m always amazed and learning something now i just need practice to perfect my craft! 🙏🏼❤️

  • @GANOTAL
    @GANOTAL 8 лет назад +3

    Can you go swimming with this weave? And after swimming can you do
    professional wrestling where you pull your opponent up by the hair. Will
    the weave still stay in place

    • @KisLega
      @KisLega 8 лет назад +1

      Ok irrelevant! this video is for people who have short hair and wants hair done by all means necessary. Sarcasm is not welcome!

    • @itzmeeeful
      @itzmeeeful 8 лет назад +1

      +Titi Love it's a question. stop being so darn defensive. i want to know the same thing.

    • @KisLega
      @KisLega 8 лет назад

      +DeMauri Nycole ok but aren't you being defensive by actually replying back to my comment? That's what I thought

    • @itzmeeeful
      @itzmeeeful 8 лет назад

      +Titi Love no. if i was being defensive i would have been rude like you are. this person commented this on another video, but did not recieve any answer. You commented being extremely rude.

    • @itzmeeeful
      @itzmeeeful 8 лет назад

      +Titi Love and how do you ask a question and answer it all in one???

  • @KayNickG
    @KayNickG 9 лет назад +8

    Well that's interesting

    • @Me200928
      @Me200928 9 лет назад

      Lmao

    • @KayNickG
      @KayNickG 9 лет назад

      kista matthews lol exactly how i felt like this is kinda funny on the cool

  • @pought86
    @pought86 9 лет назад

    OMG best vid on youtube defly added to favorites thanks sooooo much for this a GOD send for someone like me who cannot french braid hair im trying this TODAY!!! LOVE IT!!!!!!

  • @deedee6950
    @deedee6950 8 лет назад

    Yasssss! Her hair looks really good!

  • @amandanicoletaylor
    @amandanicoletaylor 9 лет назад +6

    Just curious, whats the benefit of doing this?

    • @Glamistryy
      @Glamistryy 9 лет назад +16

      The Taylor Tales The benefit of doing this is as she stated in the video to give the clients whose hair is too short to braid or for those who simply don't know how to braid the ability to utilize the rubberband method to ensure a secure base.

    • @BonitaSheron
      @BonitaSheron 9 лет назад +1

      I guess for people that can't braid? That's the only time I would see this being beneficial...because braiding to me would be a whole lot faster and easier....lol.

    • @Glamistryy
      @Glamistryy 9 лет назад +2

      I agree, but I wouldn't even attempt this. I enjoy braiding my clients hair.. I think this is a lot..

    • @amandanicoletaylor
      @amandanicoletaylor 9 лет назад +4

      it seems damaging to the hair, and surely if you can grip hair enough to put a rubberband around it and connected it then its long enough to braid. It wouldn't be the benefit of the client it would be to benefit the stylist if the stylist doesn't know how to braid. I couldn't imagine this holding up through washing/scratching. . .etc

    • @kelsaMJ
      @kelsaMJ 9 лет назад +6

      The Taylor Tales it's actually not damaging if done correctly. And even if you have less than an inch of hair you can do this method just closer together whereas you can't braid it without it being too loose even with braiding hair. The benefit is it stretches the client's hair while protecting it again if done correctly. Parents use the rubberband method on children's hair to grow it out when they're younger. It serves the same purpose here.

  • @missadkins5882
    @missadkins5882 8 лет назад +6

    my hair and my daughter hair do not like rubber bands.

  • @keayonnanoble8646
    @keayonnanoble8646 7 лет назад

    I don't know how to French braid or cornrow but I can sew so now finally my prayers have been answered!

  • @TrblMkrBarbie
    @TrblMkrBarbie 8 лет назад

    This is amazing! I love your channel 💖

  • @agapefaithh
    @agapefaithh 9 лет назад +3

    If yall don't like the method why watch the whole video?

    • @DaRuddestTV
      @DaRuddestTV 5 лет назад

      Agape Skinner because it was disturbing.

  • @msprettylovepink
    @msprettylovepink 9 лет назад +4

    I have patience but putting little ponytails everywhere.....? awe hell naw lol takes up to much time and her hair was long enough to braid but it still was cute

  • @lynnettemarilyn9649
    @lynnettemarilyn9649 9 лет назад

    Thank you so much for sharing this information. It's very helpful. I enjoy your videos. As a stylist myself, I have learned so much from your videos.
    Please keep up the GREAT work and may GOD continue to bless you in all that you do. Congrats and many many more blessings to you 💕💕

  • @CA-eb3gs
    @CA-eb3gs 9 лет назад

    This was right on time. My hair is to short to braid but this method would be perfect. Thank you so much. I been wanting a sew in.