Diy Frontal Wig With 12 Inch Frontal And Bundles

Surface but a knife, you don't want to do this with the brush because it kind of penetrates the lace and it makes it go through to here so don't rush this process take your time. I know it's. This is important. It'S important to take your time when you're doing this hello, hi guys welcome back to my channel, just want to see what it do, how y'all zoom. I appreciate y'all for returning back with me, i'm about to do a frontal wig, and this is highly requested. I'M actually going to show you how what i do to the frontal to make it look realistic. I'M sewing this wig on my trusty old mannequin head from the beauty supply store. As you can see, i do have my professional head that i like to use when i'm doing my waist, but for some reason this is not the shape of our head guys this one here. She actually has a pretty natural shaped head. If you can see the sheen, it has a little hump going down to the neck area, which is the back of the hairline neck. So i like using this one from time to time. I may start it on this one and finish it on that. One we'll see, but i'm doing a frontal look today guys - and i want y'all to see how i sew my frontal down. So i had it tacked down already with um some t-pins t-pins are right here and the sides, the key to a frontal, is not too much tension in the front. If you guys see this, i kind of have this pinned up with a t-pin, but if you take it out, it has a little bit of slack in the front of the frontal, which is what we want i'll tell y'all. Why, like towards the end, when i am cutting the lace off and putting it on showing you how it's going to look and how it plays it falls y'all see why we do that. So i'm going to show y'all, you know how i start sewing down my lace. Most of the time i put a braid in the hair, or i will just get it on my way with a a clip or something which i can do. That'Ll probably help y'all see what i'm doing better he's on the table with his nails. Sorry, i'm back you guys pierre's trying to climb on the table and mess with nails so yeah. I have to stop that little baby pierre get down. If you see the smile that he gives me so when i do the frontal i like to start in the middle, because that gives me like a good guide that it's down and it's centered, if you start on the side, you may like end up like going Up on one side, so it's good to start in the middle when you're sewing down a frontal. I don't know if y'all can see what i'm doing here, but i don't do anything extra with the needle or the thread when i'm sewing on the front. So i simply loop it around and keep on going the most important thing when you're sewing down the frontal is that it's flat that it's flat and that it is secure. So this is not something that you will take that will take um. It will be quick. It will be something that's kind of like tedious and you want to make sure you do it right. So i'm gon na do a few stitches and i'm gon na. Let y'all see how it looks. Hi guys, so i'm gon na show you guys real, quick um. How i sew and place the tracks on right, so the band um under the cap, you don't want to constrict or restrict the band, so you never want to put a track going across or along the band. So, whenever you put in your tracks on here, you want them to go diagonally across the band, so that would allow the cap to stretch more if it needs to or contract more if it needs to. So you see how i got this t pin here the track, i'm gon na sew it across the band. I have another t pin here and then i'm gon na sew across the back of the cap and and then from there i'm gon na curl across the cap again on the band. So i'm gon na show you guys how i do that, okay guys. So i'm pretty much at the top of this frontal and i want to show you how tracks get placed right. So if you look here, it's like a track ending here. It'S a track ending here to track anything here, so you want to place the tracks as close together as you possibly can along the frontal. So that'll be the start of every track. You know you're going to place it at right directly. On top of the last track and you're going to go across the frontal and kind of like this form, you see how each track is going to be a little bit further apart in between when you get towards the middle. So, instead of the track being directly on top, it gives you like a quarter of an inch in between every track as well, along the way so you're going to be going across the frontal close together over here, getting a little bit wider as you go across, And i can show you guys, like kind of like a map on the dome cap. If you want, let me know in the comments, because i'm going to do another wig tutorial, just maybe on the sewing machine, i'm not sure yet. I'M gon na let y'all know, but i'm gon na try and put other information in that um video. So i'm gon na sew this on and close it out and show you how i do it see this new track. I'M gon na place it directly on top right there, a little more space in between it's, not gon na, be directly on top, but a quarter of an inch. Third, you know very s closer. You get to the front so the less space you want to have in between here as well, but i'm gon na. Let y'all see how i sew that down, and this is probably going to be probably another two tracks i'll be right back. You you,