Long Braided Wig For $40 | Affordable Braided Wig | Samsbeauty

A 32-inch braided wig for just forty seven dollars. That'S right! We have you here double or no we're. Just my channel anyways, I'm gon na show you guys exactly how to do that from start to finish, I'm also going to have all the details for this hair and the districts below so be sure to check it out, and you want to buy this hair towards The end of the video I'll - let you guys know how many packs I use under specs of this hair and all that it's gon na, be at the end of the video so be sure to watch that as well. One last thing before you guys go and watch this video if you're not following me on instagram. Yet please please, please for me on instagram my instagram name is going to be on the screen throughout the entire videos. So you follow me Wow just happening. So if you follow me, oh I'm also going to have a link in the drops below to my page. You can just click that and we take you directly to my page anyways, guys, that's pretty much it for this intro, I'm gon na. Let you guys go watch this video now and I'll see you again alright. So this is the makeup that I'm going to be using today. I'Ll have the links to this week up and the hair that I use in this video in the description box below so be sure to check it out. So I'm basically just gon na put the wig cap on the wig head and I'm going to use some t pins to put this cap in place for the back of the wig. You want to make sure that you pull the wig cap down so that you can stretch the cap out as much as possible. Then I'm taking this list that I literally cut up for one of my synthetic wigs, just the excess lace in front and that's what I'm gon na use for my closure. So now I just measure it and my part in space was about 6 inches and I just used T pins to pin the two ends of the lace so that it's in place and I can start sewing it - and I have this pack of sewing threads - that I bought on Amazon and I'm also going to have the link to that in the description box below so I'm basically just gon na start sewing, and I don't really know how to explain this. I'M just gon na keep quiet, so you guys can see what I was doing so now that I'm done so. This is basically what the closure looks like. I have excess lace in front and at the back, and I'm just going to pin that out of the way. So this is the hair that I'm using today, this have was sent to me by a company called Sam's Beauty. All the details for this hair will be in the description box below so be sure to check it out. So now I'm just showing you guys how I was suing this hair and I will just attach the shred to the wig cap and then hook it on to the senegalese twist and then just make a knot. I usually have to make um two knots like the first note and then the second knot and the second dance is what really helps secure the senegalese twist. So it's very, very important and then I'll just keep going like that round. The hair, when I run out of thread, I thread my needle again, and I would continue like that now situate, the process all the way to the top and then towards the parting space is when it kind of changed a bit. So this is what I have so far. This is how much I've been spacing the hair um when you start giving to us the fronts like literally bring get really close to the parting space. That'S when you want your spacing to get small, but just at the back and at the sides your spacing should be pretty wide. So I'm doing the brick method. I think that's what it's called, where, like that's space in between the two senegalese twists below the next line, I'm gon na sew, just at the middle, as you guys can see so that that hair, that I'm sewing at the middle will help cover some part of The space from the previous line - I really hope that makes sense, but just basically like a brick. So this is what I was saying about the first knot. The first knot is not secure enough to hold the senegalese twist, which is why you have to make a second knot. Now that I made a second knot, as you can see, it's very secure ain't not going nowhere. So now I'm just going to go ahead and continue sewing this hair. One more thing that I want to mention is when showing on the elastic band area. You want to make sure that you are taking only the material of the cap and not through the elastic band. So now this is what I have. I now have just the closure part to do, and I'm gon na take my powder. This is my face powder and I'm gon na take a tiny brush as well, and I'm literally just gon na create a straight line where I want my middle part to be so. For the parting space, you want to make sure that you're sewing the hair. As close to each other as possible, we do not want any spacing at all. Another thing I will mention about the parting space is: if you want to hide the nuts whatever part of the hair, you want to fall to the right, while you're sewing need to make sure it is fall into the opposite side. I don't know if that makes sense. For example, this hair right now is falling to the left of the screen as you're seen as I'm sewing it's on the left of the screen, but when I'm done sewing, I'm gon na flip it to the right. Just like this, that way, the knot is behind the hair and it's not gon na show and do the parting space. I really hope that makes sense, so basically, I'm gon na flip it the other way now and just keep sewing, and when I'm done, I will flip it the way I actually wanted to stay. So one thing that happened was when I was showing this powder line that I did was a bit too big, because when I was done, the parting space was too wide um. So I had to redo one line of the parting space, but just make sure that your parting space is in white. So now that I'm at the front, you do not want to tie a knot right at the front. It'S not going to look nice! So basically, what I did is I pass the needle through the back of the cap. So basically, I just sewed backwards and then, when I just sewed a little bit, maybe like two inches away from the party space, then I created it not so now the knot is not going to be in front of the party space, but the knot is there And the party space is secure so now this is basically it now I'm turning the parting space to where actually want it to be. As you can see, all the nuts are hidden and it looks nice now that I'm done with the other side of the parting space. This is what I have. This is how the spacing went. So what happened was towards the end. I ran out of hair, so I really had to take the back out and put just the color 27 because I had excess color 27. So I had to put color 27 all at the back and that's how it turned out and then I went ahead and I cut off the excess cap behind the lace. So now I just went ahead. I dip the hair in hot water. You don't need to do this, but I wanted to do this to make the hair a little more flexible, I'm just using a blow-dryer to set the parts. This is a synthetic hair, so here to literally just pushes it where he wants to go just to help the lease match. My skin color look go ahead. Now, try to speak on. Hopefully it fits right since Eddie when I did it the first time the parting space was a bit too wide. I was kind of having a panic attack. It was really wide. So I went. I had an IV did the parties, but I just took out one side and I did it closer so now the party space is a lot smaller and I like it like that, okay, so I'm going to go ahead now, good one like I said you can Actually sort an elastic bandage should I do that? Maybe I should okay, so I'm going to an elastic band, but I have a tutorial on my channel. We explain to you guys exactly how you can turn any lasting bond, but I'm going to give you a brief explanation here and then, if you don't really understand it, or you still want to see me doing it, I'm gon na have a link in the description Box below so that you can watch the video of how is certainly the elastic band all right. So basically, I'm going to measure my head and I'll measure from where the closure starts on the right to and cooler starts on, the left starts or ends. You got ta, do one currency, so I'm gon na make it from like right here see like right there. So it should be the entire second press over my head. You want to pull it a little bit, but not too much. So I think that is good and then I'll just cut it off here and sew it on to the wake up and I'll be right back alright, so I don't believe sewed on an elastic band or on it and then see I sewed it from I joined It right here and right here, I'm so: I'm gon na go ahead and just put on this wig. Okay, do not panic, do not panic! It'S gon na get. There trust me anyway. I will just find the part in space known alright, so this is basically what it's looking like. I think this is good. I'M going to go ahead, I'm just used to blow dryer on it. A little more just show that right here is a bit flatter than this, so yeah that's pretty much it. I think this wig is a great great, great way to save money, because if you were gon na get this wave form an actual website that sells faded wings you're looking at spending close to $ 200 or $ 300, I used eight packs of hair six packs Of B 9 ng and two packs of the cover 27, I did not finish the last pack of the college 27 is, I still have like make sure you almost a whole pack so either using basically seven packs right for the eight packs I initially spent just Forty seven dollars and 92 cents no kidding guys, one pack is $ 5.99 and I use a pocket. I said area multiply that that's 47. Those are nice to six. Yes, that I've been exactly stats because I want to let you know that you were saving money. You are saving money anyway. I hope that inspired you to actually go and do your own bit anywhere. So if you do that, maybe tag me on instagram when you post a picture or just come through this video and tell me you: did it I'll be like even people do stuff that I show that anyways guys, I'm talking too much. Listen total watch and I'm excited when I'm really excited about this hair um. I hope you guys enjoyed it if you did definitely definitely give this video a thumbs up if you learned something when you did give it a thumbs up. If you just like me, give this a thumbs up. Okay, thank you so much for watching this video. I will see you guys in my next one bye, bye. What