Lace Frontal Wig For Beginners | Detailed Tutorial

Welcome back you guys, because this is a video for beginners. I thought that work with a dumb cat would be very easy, is easy to use and as well as it's easy to find in local stores, I'm going to be taking here from Aliexpress. I have a pre plucked frontal. This is in Brazilian body wave and 16 inches along with three additional bundles and body waves. It is very important that when you're sewing down your front so that you want the frontal to be pushed forward a bit that way it will fit snug make sure you push it further than the dome cap. Okay, when making your wigs, it is very important to have pins like what you see right here. I got these pins from, I want to say Michaels any craft store any craft section in your local Target. Meijer Walmart. You know, stores like that. You can find these pins. They really help secure your frontal or your wig caps down to your canvas so that it doesn't move because you don't want a lot of shifting. So once you do that, go in and start and went in and really lock in that front tool. Now, with the dome cap, you want to make sure that you're sewing through the cap, not through the band through the cap, not through the van, because if you sew through the band, then the cap will not stretch you guys. This is very important. So what I'm? Showing you here is I'm going right through the cap, I'm not going through that thick elastic band and you can feel it if you go through that elastic band, so just make sure that you go through the cap, not the band. That way, your cap will stretch and it will fit your head properly when I'm sewing, I just do the loop and pull sometimes I do a knot here and there, but because I like to sew my stitches, I have to stitch very close together, especially when you're Dealing with these frontals because you don't want any gaps or buckle any of those things you want it to lay pretty flat. So I always just stitch the same way, just as you can see here, keeping everything nice and close tightly together, so that the finish is very flat to ensure that your frontal will lay flat go ahead to the other side and do the same thing. Basically, you're going to just start from where you left off at and just sew all the way to the other side of the frontal and keeping everything nice and flat cuz. There have been times you guys where I've made wigs and I've had lumps I've had really like divots or grooves in my front rows, because I didn't sew them flat, and this is how you're going to sort them fight. You have to keep it flat. Use your index finger your thumbs to help keep that frontal flat, as you sew that way, you won't have that issue, because it looks like it's almost trying to buckle up right in here. You see that so what I like to do like I said I take my hands and I push the hairs back and I use my thumb to lay it flat the entire time, while I'm sewing so that it's going to lay down flat, you won't get that Buckle, if you keep everything tight, keep it flat and it will not buckle up on you index finger, pushing the hair back, taking my thumb and pressing it down like that, so that when I go in too soon, it will not buckle on me. So if I were just to go in there and just start sewing and have gaps in between, you will get something like this you'll get the buckle. We don't want that man if my fingers could really move that fast. You guys, oh my god, that'd, be like everything but continue sewing until you meet the other end and once you do that, go ahead and knot it off and when you knot it off a few times. I like to knock mine, maybe two three times just because I'm extra but you're, going to cut away the excess thread, and once you do that, you guys you can see it's pretty much what you want it to look like it's pretty flat. I do pre thread. My needles so that I don't have to waste so much time doing that, because when I start on my front so I use at least two to three needles, just so that I can make sure all the sides and it's it's laying down really fine. I don't use the same needle. I don't just use one needle on my frontal, I'm going to double it and I like to go through my left when I'm beginning sewing, I like to go through it that way I like in both webs and it's really secured to the cap only when I'm Starting that first track, it's important again right at that bottom, that's still the elastic band. You don't want to go through that. You want to make sure that you keep everything through the cap and not the band, because it will not stretch and if your band don't stretch your way, don't fit. That is like the key thing you can do it, however, the hell y'all want to do it, but if y'all sold through that elastic band in the cap, it's epic fell from the start. So just keep that in mind. This hair is from aliexpress. It is from the Asteria Aliexpress vendor and I have three bundles of Brazilian body wave. I'M sewing down the longest bundle right now. I have two 20s and a 18 inch. The front two is in 16 inch, so starting off with the 20 inch, I'm going to double with fats. The second bundle I'm going to double whip and once I get closer to the top of the wig, I'm going to start single, Westing and I'll. Explain that to you guys later on the video, why I like to sing, went towards the top of the wig once I begin to fold over right before I fold over that last stitch before I'm going to fold the track over, I go through with that way. It lays flat because if you don't then you're going to have that bulky look, so that's a little trick that I like to do right before I flip over that last stitching. I go through the weft through the cap, tie knot and then bring it over so that it lays pretty flat, don't be afraid to use those pins. You guys I'd like to use them, because I know that I can't sew in a straight line. For the most part, sometimes it gets a little off-track so having those pins there just help me keep everything in uniforming. So I like to keep everything just a nice straight, clean guy. For me that way, when I'm sewing it is together, it's together all right. So this is where we are Ann. I am on the third bundle and I am going to single whiffed. Why do you sing a web tier Jasmin? Why I sing a wefts here, and you should sink a wave here, because you're you're at the top of the wig - and you want your fullness to be there - you don't want to see any gaps in your your webs. You don't want to see any space between the webs, so if you single weft, basically a traditional way, you saw your hair. If you do a one track at a time you're going to have the fullness, you won't have any of that gaps, no space, and it just keeps everything nice and together also right. At the end I like to cut away, I don't do the photo over method at the top, because that's where the book come in and when it comes time for you guys to part your hair on the side right in this area, you don't want to see A photo ver a folded wet there. You guys get what I'm saying you don't want to see that so I like, and I think you should as well when you sew that down snip it tack down that in and then go ahead and continue the process that way when you're part of your hair. Throughout your frontal, you won't see that exposed flipped width that you did. You know when you was making a wig. You don't want to see any of that honestly. So this is just a way. I think it will help prevent having that issue, making sure that that last weft is pretty much on top of that frontal, like as close as you can get it so that you don't see the demarcation between the two you want it to blend really. Well. Now we're finished with the wig you guys. I get this question all the time Jazmin. Why are you cutting up that? Because um you just have to cut it off you guys, you don't want excess cap where you don't need it so cut it off that way. When you part your frontal, it will look like skin and it won't look like half cuz. If you don't part, if you don't cut the cap, then your frontal is gon na. Look like a dome cap. Okay! So that's pretty much it you guys. If you have any questions as always, leave it below, I will give you guys more information on this pre plug frontal and what I think about it. Honestly, I have mixed views on it, but stay tuned for the second part of this video I'll show you guys how I style it and yeah thanks so much for joining up to you guys in the next one you