Watch Me Make A Full Wig (No Closure) And Cut & Style It | Janet Collection Aria 100% Human Hair

Oh hey guys, if you're grown actually not here and I'm here today to show you how I made a full wig using this Janet collection REI: 100 % virgin human here. Here is a recap that I use. I got it from my local Beauty Supply and I'm just going to go ahead and take that and place it on my styrofoam wig head. So we can go ahead and begin to so I'm going to make sure those two lines that you see on the way. Jeff are centered on the styrofoam we kids are. It can be nice and centered and straight so I'm going to go ahead and take the first track and use T pins that I also got from beauty supply. I'M going to go ahead and tape. Um excuse me. I want to pin off where I want the track to lay ends. I'M going to take a curved needle and some thread, which I threaded the needle and tied a knot at the end. And then I'm going to go ahead and begin to sew. As you can see, I've already done a few stitches. I will show you how I start off each track in the next few clips, but for right now, I'm just going to show you my sewing technique. So what I do is place, the needle below the weft and then I pierce the lid cap above the left. And then I go ahead and pull that needle through I'm just going to do that over and over by placing the needle up under the lip piercing. Just around the top of the lift and then pulling the needle through the thread and just making like a nice little nice little, not just one knot, I don't double knot it or anything. So if you watch carefully it's kind of hard to explain, but just go ahead and watch closely to see what I'm doing, I'm just going up under the lift piercing the cap at the top and then pulling the needle through the thread and making a nice little Stitch knot right there and then just doing that over and over again until I get to the other side of the track, you all right. So I'm going to show you right here how I go ahead and make the track lay very flat on the wig head on the sides, because you want to make sure it's flat on the sides, because, if not able to look a bit bulky on your head, So I'm going to hit and removing the TPN that I had there just to mark off where I wanted to go ahead and fold over the track, so I'm doing the fold-over method so to go ahead and fold over the track. First, I'm going to place the needle through the West, I'm going to not go up under it, I'm going to go through it and that's going to make it look very flat on the weekend and then I fold it over and make it look flat again by Piercing the West again going the opposite way and then I'm just folding the track over and after i pierce it. By going through it, I'm going to go ahead and sew as normal, but I'm going to go at first and take my t pins again and pin off the track. So it's nice and tight against the rib head, and it also helps me. You know just know where I'm supposed to so it makes it a lot easier, in my opinion, to tape it off to pin it off rather than to go ahead, and just so without the pins there, because you don't have to worry about the track whatsoever. I won't get in your way or anything like that, so now that I have the track, looking nice and flat, I'm going to go ahead and sew as normal by going up under the West again, instead of going through it. When you go through the list, it makes it extremely flat the best not necessary to do every time because it's tight, it's quite hard to actually pierce the width, but you don't want to do that every single stitch. So I finished off that piece of thread. I ran out of thread, so I went ahead and tied a few knots. I do about three and then my goes that you cut the thread to make it nice and short, and I'm going to go ahead again and continue to sew as normal, with a new piece of thread that I measure out cut thread. The needles tie the knot and then just go ahead and sew it's normal. So, as you can see, I have finished with that track and I'm going ahead now and I went across the front because we're doing bangs and we're doing a full week and now I'm just going ahead and take the track and showing you what I'm going to Do all the way to the end, which is basically do the around the world method, which is where you just do a spiral all the way to the top. So, as you can see, I am almost done now, so I'm going to go ahead and just continue to sew in a circle over and over and over here in a spiral motion all the way until I close the week, alright guys, so we're almost done so Now I'm going to go ahead and show you how I close the week. This was the hardest part, because it's kind of hard to just keep filling in a circular motion when the circle gets this small, but I did it and it turned out looking pretty good. So I'm going to go ahead and show you how I did it, so I'm still just going in a circle just basically keeping on going until the circle gets so small that it's basically not even there anymore and there's no other option but to closes so once I get to this point where the circle is entirely too small to so in a circle anymore. I'M going to go ahead and close it up by going through the West again to make it look nice and flat. I'M basically sewing it. The two tracks, together that are in the circle, I'm just piercing them both and tying them together, basically sewing them together. I pierced the lift, I would say about three to four times, just to make sure you look nice and flat up there and I went ahead and cut the excess thread off and tied it together and, as you can see, the hole is closed so to make It look even flatter up there, I'm taking a hot flat iron and I'm just going ahead and pressing down on that closure area, just to make sure it's nice and flat and just flattening the hair around it. So this is the completed week as you can see. The hair is like beautiful, like. I cannot believe that this hair is found at your local beauty supply. I saw it at my beauty supply the other day and I was in shock. This hair can be found at the beauty supply. This is what the wig looks. Like on the inside, so I'm just going ahead and placing that weekend on my head, and this is a full wig so and we did bangs so you're not going I'm going to look like cousin it. Basically enough you're not going to be able to see anything. You'Re not going to have any part or anything like that. It'S just hair - and this is the length - and you can leave it like this. If you want and just go ahead and do something with the bang, but I wanted to go ahead and completely transform the week. So I'm going to here and parting off the front area of my hair because I'm going to do bangs. So I'm seeing where I want my bangs to lay basically and I'm going to head in parting, that area off, then I'm going to take some hair shears, and this is how I'm going to cut the bangs I'm going to go ahead and take my fingers where I want them to lay turn my fingers perpendicular to my face and then fold them over to the other side with the other hand, and that will make sure that they have some nice pretty layers that will make them not just be straight across they'll, be straight In the front and then towards the sides of your head they'll layer down into the hair they're, not straight across, as you can see, when closer to the sides of my head, they go ahead and get longer basically and then I'm going to go ahead and take Some scissors are the same scissors and I'm just cutting into the bangs, and that will also create some dimension and create some layers within the bangs so to actually cut the hair. I'M putting my hair into a ponytail in the back of my head and I went ahead and pulled it down to where I want my links to be so once I figure out how I want my hair to be what links I want it to be. I'M going to go ahead and take the hair shears again and I'm going to just cut that ponytail off. This was fun because it's actually you know not my hair, but you get to do an extreme cut on some hair. So I really enjoy doing this and it did take a while with these hair shears, but I got it done and this is what it looks like when I actually cut the ponytail off nice and blunt I like it. So, as you can see, I had the front areas of my hair pinned off, so I'm going to go ahead and start cutting the front now and I'm starting lower at a lower length in the back area is because I'm trying to do an angled bob. So I'm starting lower and I'm going to go ahead and cut the hair to meet the same length up, I'm going to go ahead and cut up to meet the same length of the back area of my hair. That'S the better way to say it! Sorry, I'm so bad at explaining things. So this is what it's looking like now, it's not angle enough in my opinion, so I'm going to go ahead and work on angling, it even more off camera, but I'm just showing you what I'm working with as of now, and I'm also going to cut some Layers into the hair, I just take the scissors and cutting downwards in a downwards diagonal motion, and this is what the finished product looks like after flat ironing and cutting more just to get that angle, bob feel I cut some layers into the back, which I'm still Doing right now, just cutting some extra hair off it took a while to get it to look exactly how I wanted it to look, but it turned out looks really really beautiful in the bob turned out. Looking really good. I really, I really was proud of myself and IGCC has a nice. You know angle towards the front, and this is the final result guys. I really hope you enjoyed this video. Please check out this Aria Janet collection here, because it is gorgeous it is. It feels like a relaxer. I have nothing bad to say about this hairs at the root Lee beautiful. So I hope you guys enjoyed this video yet again, please give me a thumbs up if you did and if you want more tutorials confidently and I'll see you guys in my next video bye, you