Videos

Here is how you install a partial mesh integration foundation. I am giving my tips on how to keep it secure and consistent.

Who is partial mesh for?

- adding density safely to clients with thinning hair in areas

- Covering surprise scars or bald patches

- Giving clients with weft slipping issues another option

- Alleviating stress, weight, and tension on the natural hair.

Normally you would match your mesh color and beads to the color of the natural hair, however, I used a very contrasting and incorrect color so you guys could see better what I’m doing.

Stay tuned for the next video where I will show how to sew in the rows so you can make the mesh more hidden and still wear it up in a ponytail.

There’s so many ways to customize and I love the partial mesh for giving clients maximum density with minimal tension!

All my materials I use I buy from @meshmasteryedu 🦋

Here is how you install a partial mesh integration hidden bottom row to help conceal the mesh like you would with hidden row extensions the regular way. This is for a client that maybe wants more hair than they can safely support doing the traditional methods. Now they can have all the hair while still concealing their secret! This will allow you to expand your clientele and demographic to help achieve the end goal for so many people that have different issues going on internally in their hair! I use mesh(ultra stretch) and beads(size 4mm) from @meshmasteryedu and im using thread and hair from @bellamihairpro.

@meshmasteryedu and it’s the color dark brown. The closure im using is also from the in the color( ). I am posting a whole mini series broken up in steps to make it easier for you all to come back and see each step you need to replay. These will all also be available on the website. Watch with sound on or read the captions for all my tips while getting ready to start my install! Let me know in the comments if you have any questions!

This is how I start my hairline for mesh integration.

Here is part 1 installation of the hairline beads for full mesh integration.

I’m using the large hole mesh from @meshmasteryedu because she has a lot of hair. I’m using a dark brown color to match to her rooted closure since we are changing her hair color. See the previous videos for the ways to start and prep up until this point!

Here is part 2 of the hairline for a full mesh integration installation!

Here is how you want to prep your closure before installing your mesh integration!

You want to be sure to round the corners, and cut a more realistic hairline around the top. It’s not natural looking and clear indicator if the hairline is completely straight on the closure.

Next you want to take your chalk pencil, wet it (so it writes easier) and then mark your closure. You want to mark the center point and then connect the inner point of that line on a diagonal to the corners. This line will be your guide of where to sew on your closure and where you should place that middle point forward on the hairline.

If you sign for a @meshmasteryedu class you can use my code: SARAHMMC for a discount 💕