How To Make A Lace Closure Wig On The Sewing Machine| Malaysian Curly Bundles

Yeah, I know the holiday season is full of bundles, so join me as I teach you how to sew. Lay this lace front. Wig of this Malaysian bundle hair. It is beautiful. You can part it on the side down the middle and I'm going to show you how to create that natural hair line so that it looks realistic. Let'S get started so we're going to begin with a wig cap, and I'm just going to outline where I'm going to sew my lace, frontal and I'm just using a white marker to mark off the lines and also I just follow those guidelines to where the tracks Are going to be laid underneath, the lace frontal, so I'm using three and a half bundles of this Malaysian hair and I'll put all of the links in the description down below and yes, I sew my wigs on a sewing machine, so I want to show you Guys how I begin my track placement and what I do is I measure out the tracks against the white line so that I have a guideline to where I'm sewing and I begin at the very bottom right above the elastic band. Okay. So at this point I am about Midway up, so I attach my frontal using some pins and I just lined up the frontal a little bit a little bit beyond the actual hair net or the wig cap, because you want that too late, nice and flush on Your hairline, so I'm going to begin, sewing that and, as I'm sewing, I'm making sure that this frontal is laying flat and that there's no buckles so that when you place it on your head, is a nice smooth, realistic finish then I'm just going to add the Rest of the tracks, and I'm just following those white guidelines, and once I get to the top, I'm going to merge the actual bundles to the frontal closure. Okay. So this is the fun part you want to take your tweezers and you want to mimic your hairline with emphasis on your hairline. You do not want to create a wig that does not look like your hairline, because it's just going to look super fake. So you want to you know, look at your hairline and pluck according to how your hair, you know, is thinner and fuller in certain sections, and then you want to take a razor and also mimic your emphasis on your baby hairs so that this wig looks like Your hair, now I mix some bleaching solution. I use 30 volume and you want to thick consistency so that it's not watery. You want to avoid actually bleaching the hair and I'm using a small brush. You can use a regular tint brush, it's your preference and you want to lightly tap the solution on so to secure the front tole. You want to use a band and I added some silk fabric, my own custom fabric, just to avoid breakage. This helps the wig lay nice and flush and tight on your head. So before you do that, as some got to be glued hair gel and on a cool setting with your blow-dryer just dry, the gel make sure you use a cool setting, because you don't want that white residue. So once the wig is in place, you want to lay your baby hairs down using the got to be glued and you and also just dry it on a cool setting. This helps the wig also stay in place. If you guys want to learn in detail how to sew a wig on a sewing machine I'll be offering classes on the UM a platform for 2017, please thumbs up this video. If this was helpful,