Wig Transformation: 60S Inspired Teased, Double Stacked Straight Hair | Wig Styling Tutorial

Hi, everyone same walk kind. Alright, this is a new week sounding tutorial and okay. I know this hair that I'm wearing is kind of out of control. This is two wigs back together. Listen, I was sort of going for like a 60s inspired, look sort of like a beehive, but not an updo, so I wanted like huge bump of hair at the top and for it to just be bone straight down. To give you an idea of how much hair this is like if I bring this forward, I just look like I'm being completely swallowed up in hair. I'Ve had lots of requests to do this sort of like Lana Del Rey, inspired style. Tell me I'm your man. This is my interpretation of it at least, and so, if you want to see how I did it, then just keep watching hi guys, okay, so this is the wig that I'm starting out with today. I have warned her many times before. I'Ve actually got to these two of the same wig. We'Re gon na have to straighten this out comb out all of the teasing and the rowdiness, which is gon na, be a challenge, but it's definitely gon na be possible. I'Ll separate, like the top half of the hair, you can actually start the detailing process. Wall is dry like this. Before you even get the steamer going and the longer you do this and the more knots you get out the faster it's gon na, be when you're steaming it so just get it started, and I love these brushes these. I think some people call them the wet dry brushes, because if you take a comb like this, like it, just won't go through the hair. But a brush like this with these very small sort of bendy bristles, is not gon na tear through the knots. It'S just gon na slide right over them, so it's really gentle on the hair. I really like. So it's gon na go really frizzy and you won't even really be able to see the curls anymore once you've brushed it so many times, but that's sort of what you want now that I feel it's time to use the steamer. I'M still going to section this. Even more because this is too much hair still I'll, take this and put this up there take another section: put this up there right, we're gon na get that steamer. Some more you'll see noon off that you weren't able to see before brush through that again. So now, once the hair is really nice and straight, I kind of get off to the side like they're brunch and let down another section. This is the second week that I have, and this is the identical cut and color and everything. Although this one has been through it a little bit much like if you notice, there's a huge hole in the lace here, cuz I've been not as gentle as I should have been with this wig, so I'm not gon na use this for my base, wig, I'm Gon na stack this one on top, so my idea is to stack them like this and just get lots of volume back there. So first things. First, I'm gon na section away about an inch of hair. That'S on the hairline, so that I can lay that down. At the end, okay, now I'm gon na take some of this hair on top and I'm gon na start the teasing process. So I've got my little brush and I'm gon na tease away from the face in that direction. So, just like that, so lots of this hair up here, you actually won't even really see because lots of the hair on the top is it going to be covered by the wig that we're gon na stack, but I'm still teasing, just as if I wasn't stacking A second wig, because all this chasing is just gon na act as a cushion as a bump to lift the second wakeup. And then, when you reach more of the back like here down, you don't have to tease nearly as much because you can just kind of let that be long and sleeker instead of giving it so much volume back there. So you can slowly sort of start to lighten up on the aggression of the teasing that you're doing I'll. Actually, I even keep those back couple of strands like do nothing with them at all. So, to give you an idea, like here's, the back hair and like if you lift that up there are the strands that I've done just absolutely nothing at all. Okay, most of the teasing and the majority of the bump is top, let's figure out where we're gon na stack. This way think I'm gon na place the lace like the hairline right here, so I haven't bothered smoothing this teasing out yet because I'm gon na cover it all up right here is just an inch or two above the hairline of the space wig. Maybe an inch and a half, and I'm gon na place the center of the hairline of my stacked wig right on there. All right, I'm gon na hold that in place with a pin and I'm gon na go get my sewing box. So I can sew this in place all right, so you want to lay it a hairline in a line like that and then, if you can kind of explore this jungle of hair, here's the back of the top way go wherever that falls. I'Ll pin that in and I'll sew some threads there. I'Ve shown you guys previously that you can stack your wigs by sewing all around them, but since sewing is such a strong method of attaching wigs together like the way they're not gon na, come apart. If you sew them together, you don't even really have to sew them all around 360 degrees around the hairline. You can get away with just sewing them in a couple anchor spots. Definitely the front in the back so that when you're throwing it around, the back doesn't flip up but yeah. I'M gon na sew between these three yellow, pins and I'll, just also anchor down the back come set and then just using my curved needle to pick up the bottom wig anchor it into that really make sure you pierce it through both and then I'm just stitching. Like a centimeter, apart just thread around the needle pull it through to knot it and at that spot in the back, I can't even see where her the weight cap is now, but I'm just gon na take my curved needle deep enough so that I'm confident I've Picked up the cap of both wigs and then just give it a couple of stitches. Alright. Now I've got a huge lines made of hair that I have to tame somehow smooth out some of that teasing. This is how it's looking and I did not tease the top weak at all. I only tease the base wig and I've already got tons of volume. Should I choose the top wig even at all. Let'S do it. Why not so I'm only teasing the top where my big bang would be, because I really want that super high, dramatic bang. But I want to use the entire way, because that is just gon na be a little bit too big and not what I want, and I do want all of the selection smooth lengths in the back. So I don't want to change that. I'M only going to tease the front couple of inches our stock stacked, wig right. I know it looks messy and, like you can't really see what I'm doing, but to be honest with you guys, I can't really see what I'm doing either. That'S just the nature of this kind of animal. Let'S review I've teased this top wig, so I'm gon na start smoothing her down so brushing back away from the face and then brushing the ends down. So then this is where you get a sense of the style. It'S all in the way you brush it out and smooth it out. This is where you can shape how you want the hair to lie, and if you want there to be a bang smoothing down on your forehead or not, and so this is how it's shaping out to look, and I could do a center part. If I want to, I could sort of take this shape and form it that way, or I could do a side part whatever you decide, you kind of just force the hair that way well voice. You just gently guide the hair that way and you help it along its way, using hairspray and blow-dryer and alligator clips to help it keep its shape. I think I'm gon na do a side part so, starting here all of this hair I'm brushing up and then down that way, and then this hair, I'm brushing out and then down this way and any hair here, you kind of have to make a judgement where It shouldn't fall, so you can make a nice neat part like that. Let'S lock that in with a little bit of hairspray, you quite can't tell but I'm being very soft here, just gently gliding over the hair. Okay. Now, let's do the finishing touches laying down this front hair start here, give it a little tease, don't tease it crazy, just be gentle with it using it at the room like that next section, take it keep it just ever so slightly at the root and see How that's sort of already has some lift? That'S perfect! That'S exactly what we want, one more time, pushing it all towards the ridge. Okay. This is where I make the part. I hold this part right here so now. Let'S do this bit at the side of the ear okay, so I brushing it up like that into the hair. Then I'll use some hairspray. Maybe we want to lock her in place just a little bit and then I have my hand there and I start brushing it down. It should look like that. Maybe we want to lock it in place with a couple of paintings strategically placed I like to make it so that the concavity the curve is going inwards on the hair, because this hair is curving inwards. Alright, so in this section we're gon na brush it up and out that way, okay rushing her up. Maybe I want to put a little bit of hairspray. Maybe I want to blow dry a little bit freeze that in place and then maybe I want to put my hand here and then brush the ends, I'm making a reference that I don't think anybody on this plane will get. I used to have a yoga teacher. All our classes would be like, and then maybe we're gon na want to put our hands down here and then for some of us. If we feel we're ready, we're gon na bend our hands forward like that, and then we're gon na go into downward dog, and maybe just maybe, if you guys, you guys feel like it. You can try this variation yeah, so maybe we're gon na brush the ends that way alright and then you can use a couple of pins like that and I'm doing it right at the top, where I would want that bang to kind of fold and move spray. The hair with that finally check that wig around inspect the back, see if you like the way it looks if you want you can go back in with a steamer and steam things straight, but I'm really pleased with the way this looks. The great thing is really bone straight, exactly how I wanted it, then here's the finished wig. Let me take these clips up, so you can really to it. There'S really no point in hair spraying the whole wig just hairspray from here up. That'S the beautiful thing with working with this long straight hair, it can just dance around at the bottom, all right guys, I'm gon na get into drag and I'll. Show you what it looks like on my head, a voila. So this is the finished. Look you guys it is huge. This is not really the hair I would normally wear. I tend to like to be able to toss my hair around a little bit more, but this I feel I just have to stand completely still and and now I feel very executive businesswoman like you're fired Angela gets me my coffee. Now then again. Imagine me in a white dress and a white headband in my head, I would be like Matt tastes like PepsiCo anyway. I hope you guys enjoyed watching this and that you learned something cool if you did be sure to follow me on Instagram and Twitter. All my social medias are online Cline and subscribe to my channel. If you haven't already, if you try, this tutorial out, be sure to tag me, I'd love to see your pictures here are some pictures of some artists who have tagged me in their work. Following my tutorials recreating some of my looks, I really really appreciate the tags. Thank you so much. Let me know down in the comments. What do you guys think of the look and what you think I should do next, but until I see you guys next time, I hope you all do well. Bye,