3 Methods | How To Fit Thick Long Hair Under A Wig

Are you wondering how to fit thick long hair under a wig? Well, this videos for you in this video. I show three methods on how to stick hair under a wig and get it very flat and flattering yes, we did not like bulky wigs around here. I have hair, so I show three ways on how to get under a wig, but I also mention one way: wasn't able to do that, one because I don't have the long bobby pins for that method, but hey if you're new hi welcome. I miss every whip to ease for those who know me and in this channel I help you the own creator, providing these tips and tools on how to do it, yourself, beauty and lifestyle. Yes in this channel, I want you to do it yourself, like I think, being able to do yourself so if you're new and you haven't joined the clan, join my team and hit that subscribe button. Also, if you like to get notifications on when I upload now, this video was a little dramatic because I went from trying on my feet, weight to chopping her bangs off, but I will leave that in for a future video, no good instances alright. So how do we fit all this thick long hair under a wake up? This is probably one of my most asked question, so we're gon na do that right now, so I'm gon na show you the three methods on how to make your hair look flat under a wig cap, and then I will show you how to lay your wig. A couple different ways: so let's go ahead and start off with the standard bud, so I think it's important to get a bun on the nape of your neck just like so you want to rotate it, and then I don't like to secure it because I like To be able to push it down for help, we'll just put a claw on right now, just to put the stocking over so we'll grab the stocking place it over and then we'll go in. There grab that claw out and we will just kind of try to put all this hair back when I'm doing the bun method. I don't like to secure it, because how big my bunny is, so I just like to grab it and just start pushing it flat. Now I like to control everything like right here or right here on the top kind of making that outer line, and that's because I feel like the hair, sits prettier, either really low like right here, because you won't be able to tell the bulkiness right here or, Like literally spread out so I'll just try to like spread this out, and my nails are probably palpable hole in this, but just like that, and then you would put this behind your ear like that, no hairspray in case you want to wear your hair up again And then, just like that now this is gon na show, and that's why I don't really like these methods with just the ball cap and no hairspray, but this is also an easy way and see how flat once the way it goes on, this will be like Flat like this now, when you go to go put on the way you want to make sure it's at the tightest, because this is definitely um loose right here for me and that's because I don't wear it at the tightest because I usually glue it or not Glue it but got to me glue hairspray it. I don't really like the bonding glue because I'm not committed to the wigs like that, although I'm addicted so now, she's tight, alright and you see what I mean by loose like she's, literally like a flappy flapper and see like this is just too loose for me. So if you're gon na wear your wig like without gluing this down, it would have to be like literally for like a picture like that and that's it or a half and stuff stop how I wear my movies normally usually when I wear away I'm committed to The wig, I also like it to look seamless, so you gave her some bangs she's looking real. Now I did mess up the lace, so I do would like to link a couple of baby hairs down. That'S also why I like the ball cap method, because I have these baby hairs and I just like to get rid of those with the book hop. So I just feel like this. You don't get rid of that. You can still see the dark shadows of my hair, so I want to show you in the back what it looks like and she doesn't look bulky. She looks a little heavy top right here if you can see, but if you put her hair all the way back, she doesn't look too bulky a little bit. I feel like that's why I also don't like this method, but I want to show you guys different methods on how to do if you want to just wear it for a picture like this you're not worried about the back. This is definitely an easy method and I would definitely just rock it like this: just do a little bit of baby hairs a little bit of styling off the big hair. This is the first way, pretty easy, simple and very engineered. So the next way you can do it is just do the wrap around method. Now I can't do it because I don't have big bison and yeez just won't hold in my hair, so that method you'll definitely need the big body. Events cuz you're, trying to get like all this fan of the hair when you wrap it around like this you're trying to get all the span of the hair, and if you don't, then it's just pointless to keep wrapping around the scene. That'S also another method that you could use. You have the large bobby pins. If you don't like me, my favorite method is braids. Now you don't have to be able to learn how to French braid simple braids is fine too. It could be just basic two braids when you're reading, though you don't want the braids to be tight, you want them to be really loose so that you're able to mold it to the head and it not be tight. So you don't want, like those tight, Dutch braids, just very loose braids. Now I used to use the little rubber bands to tie my ends, but at the end of the day I was ripping out. So much of my hair, which gives me literally like whatever phobia, is when you lose hair. I have a phobia so like I just stopped doing the little rubber bands and just use regular hair ties. I feel like I don't lose, that much hair. When I pull all right, so I'm going to go ahead and do the other side and I'll be right back so now that I've have them, I just like to open them up, really expanding, making it very like loose. You know so that you're able to pin it up and it looks super flat to your head. I feel like this is super important, we're trying to give it that flat. Look I like to go ahead and start wrapping. However, it wants to lay. I don't force it to lay anyway like this is forcing it I just kind of grab the braid and wherever it wants to lay flat, I'm okay with so if it wants to lay right here and it's flat, maybe like that mimicking the circumference of my head. I just grab pins and start pinning it out. Then I grab the other one and I usually like to go low too. So that's at the nape of my neck, the bigger part of the braid. So that way, it's called concentrate right here, where you have room because your head or my head at least it's like ol, be right here and then I have this little room. Then I just go ahead. I do like to hide the hair ties in the back. Like not really like here would not be the idea, or I just kind of like to hide it like right in there go ahead and pin them down. It'S also important to pin this one down, even though it's so low because it will fall out just like this one did so. I do like to get right in here and pin that down. So when you're done, you should have something like this and then we always cap it up again. So again, if you're not trying to hairspray your hair. Obviously hairspray is gon na back up all those baby hairs. It'S gon na make it easier and look a little more seamless if you're not trying to do that. That'S fine! I would just grab this as well and then just kind of pop it here and that's like my favorite technique is those braids. I just feel like it looks a lot cleaner and even if you're, not gon na, wear your wig for long, I think gluing a little bit of the edges, maybe just like this main part - and this main part, I think, is important to get some type of Flatness, what's going on here, okay, just like glue this part down and glue this part down, because this is always gon na flop like this I'm after color wig. So you definitely want to. You know, lay that lace down a little bit, but that's so much better. I feel like in before you could just put the got to be glue right here and just kind of lay that down and just wear it out like this. If we do things like tempted to this bangs, you have bangs like this. It'S easier to hide the lace and you won't need to glue it down, but this is not typical, because half of us don't have bangs like this on the wigs. So this is just one way: I'm going to go ahead and show you how I lay down my wig normally and I'm going to use my platinum of long wig, my short wig, to do that since I've written her. So, let's snatch this bad boy off, I just feel like I wait till you dig here and I like to get then what I'll do is I'll just like have this out a little bit. I honestly like to do this when I have my makeup on, because I feel like she's just easier. I have like a weird phobia of having my ears under this thing. That'S why I get so impatient, so I like to just cut those out and then we'll just go in this habit. So this is my absolute favorite method and I just go ahead and grab the got to be smooth, hair spray and spray. I really want to make sure that the ear thing is down, because I have so much baby hairs right here, so I like to really make sure that this down [ Applause ] when you're gliding. This is just like this. This will make sure that you don't cut your face. You literally have to glide that you can't dig in you. I just feel like this looks the best. It keeps everything and right here, so you can't use the front to comb. So obviously so you can only use the back on. Let'S pitch is fine. You really want to get the glue out or anything that hairspray out before attempting to try to put it on again. So there are those baby hairs believe flat. Now this is sticking out. So I'm going to just lift this up a little bit and now, when I do this, I like to go ahead and show you some weight or headspace. No. This is my favorite method, because everything looks natural and leaves down pretty, and you just want to be careful. You don't lift this up, so you just want to go work. That is good, lift of the hat you and then you want to make sure you're. Just massaging it and like that, so that way, like the lake, doesn't glue like the hairs down and it kind of looks just natural like it's coming out of your Scout and you just want her to repeat Goo's process. So I'm just gon na speed through this and now this gets messy. So when I have like a little bit of just peeking out, I like to grab the pace for that, because this will drip all over your face. But I honestly feel like when you have your makeup on it's a lot easier to lay because then you're not like trying to buff it in here and you know I'm trying to get in there. So I like to just grab the pace for this, and I will show this to when I was doing the pace I like to mess with it, so that the hairs don't slicked down to the face so question of the day. Which way do you prefer to wear your wigs? Are you committed to wearing them long-term or gluing it that process that takes a little bit longer with time, or do you just like pop it on and wake up and call any day and taking a picture and taking it right back off? Let me know in the comment section below I remember: some of the best tips and ideas come from you, the beauty community, so comment down below and let me know so. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and if you did smash that like button and give me a thumbs up, I wanted to keep it short and sweet and simple, so I hope it was on the simpler side. If not I'm sorry, I love you guys. So much and click that subscribe button, if you haven't already, I