No Leave Out Curly Crochet Wig W/ Freetress Pearl Curl & Viva Curl | Jasmine Defined

Yes, you know who it is everybody, i'm back once again with another video today, i'm showing you how i constructed this crochet wig and made it look very natural without leave out right, so first really quickly. Let me show you guys a close-up of this leave out or actually no leave out. This is all crochet and, as you can see, it looks really natural and it actually looks like it's growing out of my scalp so to construct this wig, i am using the freetress anti-slip crochet cap. So here's how that looks, and if you look on the inside you see the no slip band that shiny part there and then there's also a comb in the back and two combs in the front. As for the hair, i'm using the 3x pearl pearl curl say that three times fast, i'm using a 3x pearl curl from freetress, and this hair is going to give you the volume and really that natural look and i'm going to mix this with the viva curl. From freetress and it's going to give you more of a defined curl and help maintain that definition. So before we get started, i'm going to start sectioning off the hair that we're going to crochet into the cap. This is the pearl curl hair. So i'm taking a section of this, they kind of come already separated into large sections and i'm gon na pull off a small piece of this. A little less than a fourth of the hair and i'm gon na take the viva curl um. This naturally breaks off into smaller sections and i'm just gon na split one of those in half and then i'm going to take those two pieces and combine them together. This is what we're going to crochet into the cap. All right, if you don't have a wig head, what are you doing with your life is going to make it so much easier to make this wig? You can purchase it on amazon i'll leave a link in the description box below. If you don't want to spend too much money, because this isn't something you do often you can get a little five dollar head from the beauty supply store all right. So, let's start with a close-up of the crochet method, as usual, you're going to insert your hook with the latch open, you're going to put your hair into the loop close, the latch pull it through and the one thing i want to do differently with this hair. Compared to other crochet videos, i've done is i'm going to loop. It multiple times to really lock it in when you're working with curly hair, it tends to kind of slip and slide. So you want to do the loop multiple times so that it doesn't come out, and this should make the hair secure enough so that it doesn't come out even if it gets tug. So i'm just going to continue this all the way around the head make sure you space this hair out. It gets really big really fast. I actually wish i did a good amount less hair than i did. I, like the look in the end, but for day to day it's a little too much so definitely make sure you space this hair out, you can always add more hair, but taking the hair out is a little more of a headache so use this hair sparingly Space it out and then fill in the gaps once you're done, there's really no rhyme or reason as to where i'm applying the hair, i'm just kind of seeing where the gaps are and trying to fill that in now. Let'S get into my braid pattern on my actual head, i know you're like if we're doing a crochet wig. Why do we need a particular braid pattern? That'S because to achieve that natural look in the front, you need to have a braid across the front of your head. So, as you can see, i'm starting with that first cornrow at the front of my head, so just straight across and really what you do after this doesn't matter, i'm just doing some regular old straight back cornrows and here's how that looks now at this point, what We'Re going to do is take the pearl, curl hair and we're going to crochet that into the front. The reason i'm only using the pearl curl is because i feel like it matches my natural texture the most and i'm just going to cut a bundle of it in half but make sure you stretch the chopped part. So it's not so blunt, so we're going to stretch the hair out a little bit and proceed to crochet notice that this is a pretty thin piece of hair. You don't want them to be too thick because they're more likely to slide out that way, pull it through and now i'm going to insert just one side of that strand into the hook and pull that through, and this is the knotless method that i'm sure you All have probably heard about, but what this does is leaves some hair on either side of the braid, but it's most important because it leaves hair on the front side of the braid and it masks both the braid and the wig all right. Now that that's done, you need to grab a fine-tooth comb and we are going to tease the front of this hair, we're not done yet. It still looks kind of crochet in the front, so we had to do a little more manipulation to get it just right and i'm gon na do this in three sections. So i'm gon na do the right side, the middle, the left side, all right. So i'm taking my comb and i'm just gon na backcomb right at the root of the crochet hair and just keep doing this in the front and the back and what you're trying to do is create a little bit of frizz to mask those loops. You'Re. Really just teasing that hair up and at some point um i stop and i'm gon na section off a little of the hair at the very front. So not all of the hair in front of the cornrow just some of it, and i'm going to trim that hair just like this, and we want to kind of create some natural looking layers in the front. You know, naturally, at least for me - you know i tend to have a little more breakage in the front from ponytails and all kind of stuff, but these little hairs are going to help to mask that braid. Even more so we're going to trim that hair a little bit and then we're going to continue to backcomb or tease up the front and the back of this crochet hair. So now back to the wig, i am attempting to shape this wig in a way that i actually want to wear it. So i know that i'm going to wear it flip to the side um, but before we get there, i'm gon na wet the hair to bring some of the curls back. So i can really get a real look at how the wig lays and then i'm just chopping it up. So first, i'm just um applying some water to the wig section by section to bring the curls back. So i can see exactly how it's going to lay i'm trimming a little bit at the bottom. At this point, i'm just trimming like the the fuzzy stuff you know from separating the hair. You get a lot of frizz and things at the bottom, so i'm just trimming a little of that away at this point, i'm shaping it because i want to take some of that weight from the bottom, give it some layers to bring it up to the top. Some more another reason why i'm using two different types of hair when you use one type of hair, the curls tend to be like super super uniform to the point where they kind of meld together, and it just looks. You know kind of unnatural by mixing two different curls. You have a much more natural look because naturally our hair - you know our curls aren't perfect, so it gives you know a little more realness to it and once again, look at this close-up of the front. It looks so natural it just blends seamlessly with my hair. That'S all i have for you guys and this one. If you like what you see here, make sure you give it a thumbs up comment below. If you have any questions, if you're not already subscribed make sure you hit that subscribe button and the notifications bell, so you don't miss a thing. Thank you so much for watching this video and i will see you guys in the next one you