Mohawk Pixie Cut Wig Tutorial

Hey everyone welcome back to my channel. My name is Enid. Today'S video is going to be another pixie cut, but this time around, I decided to do a mohawk. So I hope you guys enjoy this video. It'S a fun look and very exotic gloves before a spring summer time. So if you are interested in seeing how I receive this look, please stay tuned. So this time around, I'm making my weight on my mannequin head before putting the stocking cap on those mannequin head. I did try on the stocking cap and I drew two lines right above my eyebrows and that's just to indicate where I'll be placing the shorter hair versus the longer hair and, of course, you'll need a shower cap and actually stocking cap. Just so that you don't get glue everywhere, so I'm going to continue on with that line, I'm using a white eyeliner pencil just so that you can see the line is going and I'm just gon na draw it down to the neck area of the mannequin. And it's gon na be drawn in two of these shape. Typically with Mohawks, you want your the size of your hair to be into a v-shape as opposed to a square or rectangle just so that it can. It can transition better, as opposed to being blunt, all that information on the hair that I use will get, or the description box alone even definitely check that out and I'm starting off with the longest piece in the twenty six piece hair. Like I mentioned in my last video, I like to use the longer pieces on the bottom just so that it can give me going to style. The hair then use shorter pieces. It'S going to be a little bit harder for you to get length. It'Ll be all ready, it will be short and depending how long the makeover back here is, might want there to be a little longer than Twitter. So I only use two traffic to lay in the back and then I'm going to proceed with the shorter pieces and I'm using that line to guide you. So basically, anything outside of our white line is where alchemy during the solar game. Pretty self-explanatory takes a lot of practice but doing the hair. This makes me so messy here. They also need a blow dryer just to exercise the process because it wouldn't stick to the mannequin head, so you might want to have your grow diameter so that it'll be faster so as you're getting closer to the top and should definitely be at these and moving On to the sides, you wan na make sure that you're using the longest piece for the cyber remember in longest piece for the fibers and all that it may be a little hard to indicate where the sideburns are, because you are using a mannequin. But I made sure that I gave myself enough room to clip that long piece, just in case it didn't fit on my head the proper way. So I just use the longer pieces on the side and then our procedure that we've sort of 50 can obviously see that that longer piece right on the side that mannequin head and on the back is no longer than anything, because we want enough space to style. Your hair, according to the shape of your head, okay, now that I'm done doing the sides, I am moving on to making sake. I am using the longest pieces, which is the agents they're separate from this one and six, the spinner. So this is a regular straight food inch there and I'm just simply measuring cutting okay, so here I'm in Reverse gluing the attack and they attack in the opposite direction of these other tracks, and this is just to get a more voluminous mohawk. I love my Mohawk to be bouncy and I want the hair to stand up in the proper manner. So this is absolutely a great way oversized need to use in order for you to get in okay. So once everything is wheeled into place in the middle section. Now you want to go on to actually styling the hair and I'm using a razor comb just to remove all the excess hair. That'S and I don't want pretty much and I'm making sure that I'm shaping it as long as possible, but I'm being mindful that around the edges, you want to be careful when it comes to shaving down that part, because remember the hair is not on your head. So mannequin head is not the same size as your head, so making sure that I'm moving as much as a sideburn in the back area as possible until I actually try a favor okay for the middle section, I am using the same razor home to layer it. I am just marring the hair into a v-shape okay. So once I was done with me here, it is time to curl. I was going for some effortless messy loose curls, so the curls did not have to be perfect. So I'm starting from the bottom and working my way up. So this is how the wave looks once it's all done. I didn't curl the top area so that the hair to me away from my face - and I did do some further celery once I tried on the wig off camera. So after I took out the pins, I did not a like how to hair sat in the front of my head, so I basically combed out the curls and pin them a different way. Okay, so I did pull out some of my edges just so that the stock we looked a little more believable and not too Wiggy. I'M using my organic root, stimulator gel edge control to sit down my edges and I'm pretty much focused on the hair that was exposed. I didn't slick the other side, I just slipped down that side and I'm also using the Pantene pro-v volume up their spray in the Newark Sandman cold. To hold these curls. I don't want the girls to drop. I just want them to stay to standstill, where they're at don't want them going anywhere at all.