How I Got Bangs W/ A Lace Closure | Sewing Machine Wig | Lumiere Hair Company

Hey guys so the hair that I'll be using in this video comes from Lumiere hair calm, I'm using four bundles of their Brazilian straight hair in the links 28, 28, 26 and 24. I am also going to be using a matching 4 by 4 lace closure in the links 20 inches. I won't be bleaching the knots on the lace closure, as I am going to construct a fringe front: bang Chinese bank wig unit. So one of the first things that I like to do before making my way is I like to double my wife's since I am going to be using four bundles. This is imperative to do so that I ensure that I use all of my bundles. I want a full wig, so doubling the weft is just it's just key, pretty much in ensuring that I'm using all of the bundles all of the hair and yeah. So that's what I'm doing here, I'm just making sure that I'm getting clean, double wefted stitching, and I also do this kind of to reinforce the left to prevent excess Chetty. Moving on to the actual cap, I like to use the mesh stone cap from the brand q FET, and I'm just showing you guys how I kind of stretched my cap bit down to the nape of the wig block head. And then I drew my guidelines and I'm just comparing the two Blockheads one cap is stretched down to the nape and the other isn't - and Here I am just sewing my West onto the cap - I'm sewing them onto each guideline yeah. I began by double stitching, so I go back and forth on the sewing machine just to kind of secure my weapon ensure that it's not going anywhere and then I move along like so. I do use the zig-zag stitch and the sewing machine brand that I'm using comes from Kenmore and so yeah at the beginning and end of each track. I double stitch, so I go back and forth just ensure that that track is locked in and it's not going anywhere before making my wigs on the sewing machine. It will typically take me about two to three hours, just to construct one wig and now that I make them on the sewing machine. It literally takes me a fraction at that time, maybe close to an hour to complete a full wig from start to finish. That'S from doubling the wife's doing my guidelines actually sewing the weft on the cap and then sewing my closure and then styling. So it takes me roughly an hour and some change just to construct one wig on the sewing machine, and that's only because I I feel like I'm still a beginner and I'm still learning the ins and outs and things of that sort. But I'm definitely getting better. With time - and I am so glad that I decided to take that leap of faith - and actually you know, go ahead and learn how to make the wig on the sewing machine, this is definitely a game changer for me. So one thing I did not show was me sewing the closure onto the cap and I usually like to show the closure onto the cap when I'm about to be on my last left and what I like to do when it comes down to that. I like to take that last track or left, and I like to sew it as close as possible to the closure just so that I can lock the closure into place and also allow it to be a seamless finish. You know pretty much no gaps or anything between the weft and closure, so I'm reinforcing the lace closure along with creating that. Creating that seamless, finish pretty much you so now we get to the fun part. Some people like to use the hot comb, but I just choose to stick with what I know, which is my Chi curling wand. This one is my Road dog she's been with me forever. I'Ve had this curling one since late 2015 and she's still rocking with me guys so yeah, I'm just partying parting off my bang piece and I'm just molding my my closure to the into the desired style that I want it to be. Some people will probably be like oh using mousse or water would be faster, but I am a creature of habit. This is how I've been doing it for the longest and it works. For me, it hasn't failed me yet so this will continue to be my method of pretty much molding the parts in my lace, closures and my least friend tools. I know the hot combs work. I know that all these other thermal tools work better, but this works just fine for me and I'm gon na stick with it all right. So now it's time for the cut, and at this point I was super tired, so my cut it's actually gon na be a little bit rickety. I'M just letting you guys know before you come for me. I always start off in the middle and then I just cut along the sides like so I told y'all. My cut was gon na be raggedy, but I digress. It came out phenomenal in the end and so yeah. This is how I pretty much cut all my babes I beat super duper. Duper duper duper careful not to poke myself in the eye with these sharp shears but yeah I just cut like so I've never cut bangs on the mannequin. I will never do that because I just don't trust myself. Oh yeah, my bangs are straight enough and I know they look pretty thin, but I recently went on a trip to New York and I added a piece I used my hot glue and I added a piece into the bang just for a little bit more fullness. Just literally one track, one track made all the difference and yeah that's pretty much it. I really really hope that you guys enjoyed this video found it helpful I'll leave all the links to the hair down below this video and I'll see you guys in my next one bye,