Sewing Down My Frontal Wig | No Glue Or Gel

Hey money loves a welcome or welcome back to my channel, as you guys can see from the title I will be showing you guys me sewing on my wig, so we're gon na secure this thing. Okay and if you guys want to see how to do that and get your hair to be moving around like this and then just keep on watching, I first wanted to start out by letting you guys see the hair out of the box. This hair is from Wiggins they're loose the deep blade wig this week has three columns a two in the front, one in the bag and two adjustable straps. This is a 13 by 6 lace, frontal wig and the lace is a transparent. Now I will have the rest of the information about this wig down below, but this wig is pre plug to you guys I didn't I have to plug this week at all, which I absolutely love to make this process so much easier on to applying this weave. I did use the ball cap method for this hair and if you guys want to see that definitely go check that out, I do have a video with that on my channel, as you guys can see, I am using needle and thread I have about five needles. This is what they look like they're couraged and I went ahead and threaded them arms will in so I'll have enough and I couldn't ice off the back of the week. So I don't have to worry about that once I put it on getting right into putting this week on this week of fitting me so well, I do have it in a large cap size, so I can have enough room and space to manipulate it. So this is what the week looks like right on my head lace super flat, and I can already tell I'm going to have to cut the lace and make it shaped by ear. It'S very important for you guys to make sure the weeks are customized to your ear or to your head. I'M going to be showing you guys how I customized it to my head. I just parted where the lace goes over my ear and as you guys can see that right there. That'S how much I'm going to be cutting off a win and if you guys plan on and doing this and make sure you take your time doing this process. So you don't cut yourself. I did have to speed this part up in the video just so it doesn't take too long, because I did take my time when doing this. You guys, by doing this, it will help the wig lay flatter on your head and whenever you do plan on putting it on again, it'll just slide right on and fit you like a glove, but just like how it's looking on my hand right now. Now that I'm doing the width that side, I am gon na go ahead and do the same thing to the other side. You guys pretty much get concept, so I'm just gon na skip right over that. Now that the week is shaped to my head, I'm going to go ahead and show you guys the parting space in this week. The party space literally goes almost to the back of my head, like it's so much parting space, especially around the middle area of this week, it does have a good amount on the perimeter is well from ear to ear. Now, I'm just going to show you guys where I'm going to be sewing at at first I'm going to sew around the back of the frontal first, so that's gon na be from ear to ear and that's gon na prevent the wig from sliding back. So I'm just going to pin up the front of the hair, and then I start sewing you guys been doing this by yourself. You'Re, not gon na be able to see pretty much anything so I'm using the mirror. I have in front of me as well as feeling around with my fingers just to make sure everything is in place and it's not looking all janky and stuff in the background inside or wherever I plan on sewing so make sure you guys are filling around and It takes your time again because you don't ascribe yourself with these sharp needles. You know what I'm sewing to is the braids or twists flat twists. You guys know how to break a flat twin size. So I said that and the cap underneath just to give the extra layer - and I said, I'm using I'm - not sewing anything down to my scalp or poking myself, so be careful. That'S why I said take your time. Don'T really know how to tell you guys how it is so something, but I just hope you guys can see it and learn that way. I'M just sticking the needle through and making sure that needle is between the loop that way. It'Ll tighten that thread up and if I want to not that thread up, I do a loop it around twice and a tie that off and to secure the end of the third, I'm just going to tie it in a double knot. Sometimes I do triple, depending on how secure I wanted the thread to be. That was the end of that thread, but I am going to take another needle and thread and sew all the way to the other ear. I'M not going to show you guys that on camera, because you couldn't let you get what I'm doing when it comes to that part. So this is how the wig is now and you guys can see it's not going anywhere so now to secure it in place. You'Re moving it from side to side, I am going to part it on each side, so this is the side I'm going to actually show you guys, and this is where I ended up part of you - that I kind of wish. I parted it a little bit further closer to my ear, but either way it still came out good and I decided not to do a clean part, because the thread blends a lot better when you don't have a clean part. So I'm doing pretty much the same thing I did when I sewed the frontal down and now I'm just doing the same thing to this and for the sides I do like to do more double knotted threads. Then I do for the back of the frontal, because it's the lace - and I don't want it to rip through so if you guys want the lace to stay in place, I do suggest doing double knot. Another thing about this: I don't like to sell it all. The way to the front of the lace, just in case I decide to do like a flip over method with the hair. So, like no part - and you don't see the three so I didn't sew it all the way through the front of the lace, but you, if you guys, will want to have it more secure. It then, and definitely do that, but I feel like you wouldn't need to do that anyway. So this is how far I wouldn't up get sewing it and that's all I'm gon na do on that top, and I did the same thing to the other side, but parted it a little bit lower. Well again, I'm not going to show you guys the opposite side, but that is pretty much it when it comes to securing the wig from side to side. This is how the wig is looking now that the front is secured and I'm just going to trim the lace down just a little bit to get it out of my face and let's see what it will look like once the wig is glued down. But then I'm just gon na show you guys what the hair looks like up in a ponytail, so it is secured enough. You guys to stop right there and just use the one comb in the back, but I am gon na show you guys how I sew down more of the week. So you guys see that this week is not going anywhere sweetie now for those of you that want more security, I'm going to show you guys what I do so I'm going to be sewing around both ears and I start from the top of each ear and Sew all the way right before you get to the sideburn so like, where your ears stops. If that makes sense, I'm not going to sew all the way to the front of the lace, I'm just going to stop right where my earrings on the lace. So I actually was going to show you guys how I did both ears, but my camera shut off and under the other here, so we're just going to move on to the back, and this is what the back looks like my kitchen is trying to grow back. So ignore that yeah so so down the back. I did part off a little bit of the back of the week just to get in between, so you don't see where the 3 it is. So if you guys don't want the thread to be visible, definitely part. Some of the hair out of the way and the so in between those tracks and then that'll, be pretty much it with sewing down the back of the week. This method would also work for those of you that have a 360 week. This meant that would actually be perfect, because that way, you'll have little shorter baby hairs in the bag and it will look natural. So I was also I'm just using my wet in the wild contour palette, just a to go ahead and tint my lace. I don't like to use any sprays or anything, I'm just using some powder that matches my skin tone and putting that along the hairline of the lace. Just to give you as the insight of what it would look like and blends right into my skin color. My scalp, so I'm just going to do that, to the rest of the front of the lace and where I feel like I'm going to part of that in the future and that's gon na, be it when it comes to blending the lace into my skin. So now I'm just going to go ahead and start applying the lace to my skin and I'm going to start in the front. You guys know if you watch me that I apply my wigs in portions, so this is like a new method that I'm doing and I'm just cutting portions of the lace off first, I discovered that doing it. This way it helps with what I'm applying the week with you guys will see that I'm going to use the got to be glue spray, and I use that sometimes and gives me a white cast, especially when I'm using transparent lace. But this will help not leave a white cast and I'm gon na show you guys how once I go ahead and spray that on there and blow-dry it on cool, so I find out the reason that I've got to be spray leaves the white cast it's because I usually use my fingers to press down the lace, but you guys see that I'm using a popsicle stick that I got from the craft store and a calm to press the lace in, and I do that interchangeably with the calm and the the steep. And that helps the spray note, the lace down and leave no cast at all. So if you guys are wondering how to do that without causing the cast, definitely don't use your fingers. So that's pretty much all I do when it comes to applying the league, especially with this spray. This is really really quick and easy for you guys to do, and if it does start to lift you guys can just change it out and clean it up. As you wish, I don't mean remove the week. I mean just wiping the excess spray off and reapply in the spray, and this is so much easier than doing the glue method and all of that and we're at Cleveland see guys. So what are we showing you guys at this side and not the other side? So I hope you guys are pretty much understanding of what I'm doing so your wings down and doing this spray or a gel method can also help you guys from having to get your hair done. That'S so often so whenever you guys go get your hair done, try it and see if you can get it sewn down in there last way longer and try not to use glue too, because then you'll be able to take care of it by yourself, which is Always a bonus, if any of you guys are up tuning, you probably can do this by yourself is really really not hard. You guys just take your time and it's a no-brainer trust me. You really have to do with maintenances. It'S just tie your hair up every night and it should last you oh wow and I need a while. So that's pretty much all it is when it comes to applying your week, sewing it down and using a Lewis method. It'S really really not difficult Joe and right now, I'm just showing you guys the parting space on the wig and then I'm just going to go ahead, off-camera and spray the week with some water, and that will be all for this video. I hope you guys enjoyed it and I will see you all in the next video bye guys you