Diy| Knotless Box Braid Wig| Using Brazilian Wool

So hey y'all welcome back to my channel for you all who do not know. I have a detailed video on my channel on how i did this box braid ventilation and the link to the video will be in my description box. I'Ll just go off camera and sew down the closure on the wig cap, and this is what it's looking like, so for braiding i'll be using 10 rolls of brazilian wool, and this color is called copper. I want the brace to be a bit long, so for the brazilian wool, the measurement is 24 inch. I'Ll also be adding burden here to the end. I'Ll tell you why later and the measurement for the braid in here is 10 inch. So before i start braiding, i like to feather out the ends of the brazilian wool, so that when i add the breathing hair, it will look smooth and not rough puffy or messy. Now just go ahead and do the individual braids on the line first, because these ones are the ones i'm going to be adding at the back and the side of the wig cap. It'S way easier for me to do individual, braids and sew it down on the wig cap than to crochet and braid. Anybody got time for that. Definitely not me. So the reason i added britain here to the end was because i want the ends to be silky. I didn't want to use britain here all true because they are, if i do, the wig is going to be as heavy as hell. That'S why i used brazilian wood with a touch of written hair to the ends you know to achieve that silky and you feel me yeah. So now i'm gon na start doing the box braids. As you can see, i've done some off-camera. So to start, i'm gon na put it four times. One two three four, then i'll, add the brazilian wool and when i add it i'll just braid once twice then add another one: that's how i'm gon na be adding it till the first one, that is to say i added brazilian glue four times only and each One, i add, is about three strands of wool, so three strands of brazilian wool times four times of added equals to 12 strands of brazil, that is to say each braid has 12 strands of wool in it. I hope you understand my explanation, uh so hey hi. So so so wow so guys, i'm done doing the box braids and i'll go ahead and sew down the individual braids at the back inside of the wig cap for sewing it down. I'M going to be using a big needle and a sewing thread and, as you can see, i've started sewing already. So what you're gon na do is to sew once on the wig cap then put the needle through the small loop on the top of the braid. Then start sewing it down on the wig cap. I sew my four times, then not on the fifth one after that put the needle underneath the wig cap and pull it from where you're gon na sew another braid, and when you pull out the needle make sure you're not pulling it too tight. Let the thread be straight as the first one you see i did or, if possible, make it a bit loose, because if you pull the thread too tight when you're done sewing in all the braid and try to wear the wig, it will fit on your head. No matter how you try, so if you're not experienced, please do not use this method, just use the crochet and braid method, which is popular, and almost everyone uses that method. I'M using this method, because it's much easier and faster for me so guys, that's all! For now i'll go ahead and do the rest of camera, and this is what it's looking like: damn i'm so proud of myself. Now you either dip this wig in hot water or pour hot water on it, whichever works for you, so this is the next day. Let'S go ahead and install this wig and for laying the closure, i'm gon na, be using the got to be glued spiking glue as usual, so yeah just chew. For the final look, oh so so you