Diy Bone Straight Crochet Wig With Kanekalon Braiding Hair

Hi guys welcome to my youtube channel in today's video i'm going to be showing you guys how to make bone straight wig from kanekalon hair, and these are the materials you're going to need, of course, the netted crochet cap - and this is a lace material that bought Off amazon you're going to need that as well: some crochet, a ventilating needle some needles. These noodles were useless because using that would tear your lace. So that's why you would see that i used the bullet needle and that worked out. Fine! That'S what you want to use when you're using working with this, so this is me basically setting the cap on putting the cap on the mannequin head. You want to make sure that the band, what the part where the the band was sewn on was sewn onto is underneath um is undone then the top just like in the video you get the gist, and this is the head i'm going to be using. This is the 48 inches remy yankee braid, it's um pre-stretched, so you don't need to stretch it or do anything extra, and i use just one pack, just in case you're, wondering now onto the main part, which is controlling the hair into the into the wig cap, Because the needle i was using is actually a big one, i struggled a little bit so you want to gently talk um a couple of times the the the whole tour. So you won't be very careful talk gently, and one mistake i did was that i did not twice so in the subsequent video in this part in this clip you're going to see me knot, my hair twice, you want to do this because um, you know, if You just do it once it will be secure and when you're brushing it, the hair is just going to be falling off so not twice and then just keep going. I didn't have any particular direction. All i just did was that i made sure that the top was fuller than the back, so the bottom part obviously not a lot, but as i got to the top, i started to add more hair, and this is what it's looking like. I did the center. So it's remaining the two sides and yeah: that's basically what it looks like next, i cut the lace cap, um lace, material into a 4x4 or 4x5. It'S something like that. Trust me. You don't need this much because i actually spent like three weeks just ventilating the closure so to reduce the amount of time just do two by six and you're good to go so this is me just sewing down the lace closure as like, as you can see, I'M using the um bullets. That'S the round, headed pins, because if i'd used, the t-pins, it was going to tear the lace material. So that's just the tip and i didn't have any particular method of sewing it down. I just sewed it down sha and um wow. It'S not really important because when you're crocheting, the hair for the lace closure you're going to go underneath the cap through the lace and then not above both of them and you'd, see that i went on to just sew down the side of the cap. Because i noticed that it was tearing off so just do that just to be secure, so you don't have um like when you brush your hair. The next part doesn't separate from the black part. So that's that - and this is what everything is looking like. It looks really good. One thing, though, is um from the video and from you know the finished look make sure you add more hair at the top. I didn't do that because i was just you know her and i just wanted to get done so make sure you take your time and do that as you can see, i'm going through the net and then i'm going through the lace closure. At the same time, i'm putting in the hair and i'm just going to knot and again i made a mistake here not twice especially on the lace material, because if you don't, when you brush in the hair, it's going to be removing so make sure you knot Twice here, i'm just cutting away the um, the next um material, then wig cap away from the um lace material, because i'm going to start ventilating. So if you have that on, ventilating will not come out as neat as you want it to and you'll just be tugging on the next one, so be very careful, just cut it out. So it doesn't distract you so. But this is how the finished look is. Looking um, this is basically me just ventilating, you know the normal procedure use the ventilating pin grab a couple of hair pull through not twice if you can or just not once it doesn't really matter so, but i highly recommend nutting twice um, especially at the back And the deeper side, so um, nothing is when you brush your hair, there's no shedding or anything so just take your time. As i said, this took me like three weeks just to do the voicing called the lace closure it took a while, because this is a lot of work and it's very repetitive and um. I mean not the whole three weeks, but i mean different days in the three weeks because i was also very busy so, but i'm sure you can finish it in a week, but it was actually very stressful, uh, just letting you know tmi. This is the finished. Look looks so gorgeous this is before i straighten it or even put in any water or anything just wanted you to see and look at the closure. Oh looks so good. Now this is the secret. You want to make sure that your water is hot and then just pour it over the wig as you pour it you're going to notice that the hair material is going to melt and become more stretching. Naturally, braiding hair is like yankee, yankee, hair, so boy once you put hot water, it's like you straightened it. I don't even understand it's going to melt, shut, you'll notice it once you do it and the next thing i did i went on with my hairdryer. I put it on hot or warm whatever your set, whatever setting you have in your dryer and i'm just brushing through and hair drying and drying. At the same time, and as you can see, i i didn't even need to use like a hair straightener and it was already like super straight um. So but you definitely need to just run your straightener to it. But if you do this well and you just do it a couple of times, it's going to be so bone straight that you don't need to use a hair straightener. So i did this for a couple of minutes and you can see how it's looking so well. Blended, like yo, when i finished, i was so proud of myself. Just look at how flowy it is. You know now for the straightening i'm going to be using these two products. One is the hair serum oil, serum and then the other one is a heat protectant. I swear by the trust me heat, protectant and um serum there. Oof love it. So i'm just going to spray the heat protectant after applying the oil serum and once i do that, i'm just going to run my so my um hair straightener, the temperature doesn't really matter. One thing you need to know is: do not stay more than one. Second. In one portion you can see i'm just literally running it through don't stay if you're feeling like it's too tight, it's gon na burn and you're gon na have like that weird lump on your hair so run your straightener on your head. Do not straighten straighten just run it through, as if you're brushing your hair, yes, exactly, run, run it through, as if you're brushing your hair and you're going to be good, do not spend more than one second on one portion of the hair. If not, it's gon na burn, because, obviously it's braiding hair, it's synthetic and you're applying heat to it. So this is what it looks like after straightening it a couple of times looks so gorgeous. This is what it looks like on. Bella bella is my mannequin head. She'S so gorgeous, but yeah, that's what she looks like so god, just so pretty in the next couple of clips. You'Re gon na see me applying it on my head um just so you guys can see how it looks like on the real person, and let me tell you not to spoil the video, but it came out bomb okay enjoy using a darker one, just because the Stuff is like super light and just apply it, especially at the center part. I did a pretty good job if i might say so, myself, okay, so the reason why i'm not putting the foundation directly on my cap is because this is the only cap i have and i haven't washed my hair. So i don't know waste the wig cap, but if you have like several i and feel free to do that, so what that basically does is that it makes it more like your skin tone. I don't know if you can see yeah, i'm just gon na move. This forward and then the cut the flaps just make sure it's centered appropriately some parts of the it's so pretty the hair. You can't even tell it looks like actual human hair, it looks and looks it looks and feels really good only do wrong.