How To Make A Twist Wig Without Closure | Beginner Friendly | Detailed Tutorial #Stellasimbi

Hello guys welcome back to my channel. My name is stella cmb and thank you so much guys for subscribing to my channel. Thank you so much for watching my videos and if you haven't subscribed yet please hit the subscribe button. So today, i'm going to show you how to make this twist wig from start to finish. This video is very detailed, you're going to see everything how to achieve this nice twist wig, so stick around and watch to the end. Thank you. I'M going to be using this styling braids color hash, one gray uh and it's an ombre, so it's black mixed with gray and i'm going to be using five packs of it. So i'm going to be using five uh two for the closure and three for the other part for the back. So firstly, i'm going to place my wig cap on my dome head. Then i'm going to slow my swisslers on the wig cap. Then we can continue talking me, you can cut off the excess, then cut the wicket underneath the net, i'm going to be showing you three ways of how to uh make your twist at the back. So the first way i'm going to be using a crochet. You can just um place it on the wicket like that and then hook your hair and close the latch and pass it through then pull only one side of the braid. Then you can start twisting, as you can see, i'm using a small crochet pin, but you can also use a bigger one, but for the closure you will need this smaller one. So just continue twisting twisting twisting and until you finish the ends, so i'm going to show you again. This first method put your crochet on your wig cap. Then take your braiding hair place it on your crochet, close the lash, pull it out and pull one side of your braid and start twisting your uh twist like that. So the second method is for someone who likes to do twist business, but they are too tired to do the twist that you will fit late at the back. So you can ask someone to twist this for you, but i've already did this. So i'm going to show you how to install them on your wig cap. Just take your crochet place it like that, on your wake up, go to the loop of the twist, then put it on the latch close the latch, pull it out and go to the ends of your twist, pull it on the hook, then pull it through the Loop like that, this way, you can do it with someone uh like you, can do the closure and someone will do this uh for the back and then you can later install them. So if you are someone who likes to do a twist business but you're just too tired to twist all this, because this is really tiring - it's really tiring. So you can ask someone to do the back twist. Then, while you're doing the closure, and then you can install them on your wake up, you can reduce the spacing as you work your way up, as you can see right there at the lower part. I was doing more spacing and at the top i was reducing the space, and this is the third way i use a needle to install my twist. As you can see, this part is really hard and if you try to use a crochet, it might break. So i use a knead. You just go to the ends of your twist and put it on your needle, and then you can place your needle on your wig cap and go to the loop of your twist and pass the twist through the loop like that. So right now i'm going to show you how to do the closure. You can just place your crochet like that, then take your hair place it on your crochet, close lash and pass it through then pull one side just like that. You can just ventilate on the on those uh holes, your switchless. You know it has a little walls and neat, so you can just place your cross shade on the hose. Then you can pass through your hair and after doing that, i'm going to be using water to do my twisting. This braid is really soft, so it's kind of hard to twist it. So i'm going to be using water. Then you can just twist twist twist twist twist until you finish the ends. Look how nice it's looking! It'S really looking really neat like that. So make sure when you're ventilating, your your braids on your squeezeless, you have to ventilate them in a straight line so that it can look as neat as possible. You have to ventilate in a straight line and uh do like a brick method that you place the twist on top into the in between the twists that on the back, so as you can see, these are the lines that i'm talking about. It'S really looking organized and neat. So at the front i'm going to mark my closure, i'm going to mark a quarter of an inch quarter of an inch. That'S how my lines are going to be. Each line is going to be a quarter of an inch, so i'm going to be having um 10 lines on each side so total there will be 20 lines on my closure, as you can see ventilate the twist in between the previous line, so that it can Look like a brick method like that, just ventilate and i'm spacing um about six holes in between the twists. I will reduce the gapping when i'm reaching uh my patting so just squeeze twist twist twist so guys. I want to thank everyone of you who took their time to subscribe to my channel who took their time to like my videos who took that time to comment. Thank you so much. Thank you so much and if you haven't subscribed to our to this point, please considering hitting the subscribe button like comment and share yeah so right here, uh at the middle part, i'm going to leave two lines that are going to be in between the both sides. That'S going to be my parting, so i'm just going to ventilate and here at the front you remember i stayed and was spacing like six was um before, but now at the parting i'm going to space two was in between the twist two holes towards so that It can close all the gaps but still looks nice, so just ventilate your hair, like that, leaving two holes in between to twist, then you can twist twist twist twist yeah like that continue twisting twisting twisting. I know it's hard, but the end result is really worth it yeah, it's really hard to do the twist wigs and take breaks if you feel tired and the end result is really worth it. I'M sorry about the noise guys the kids are back from school, so they're making noise yeah so just continue continue continue. I'M really excited about the end result. Guys, i'm really excited is what it was worth it. The pain was worth it yeah. It'S really looking nice and neat, as you can see right here, the gap in between the lines. It'S really uniform. It'S all. Looking the same so i'm going to place the ends of my twists in hot water and then i'm going to let it dry uh and i'm going to try it and then you can see how nice it looks like this. It'S really looking good on me and i'm loving it. It was really worth it. Yeah twist weeks are really hard to do. It takes time, patience, yeah, but the end result is really worth it and i really love this week. I really love this week. It'S really looking good on me, so thank you so much guys for watching this is all for today. Thank you so much for watching so guys, don't forget to subscribe. Don'T forget to like don't forget to share, don't forget to comment so i'll, be doing another video showing you how to do the entire week, using only a needle. So if you're interested in watching that video, please subscribe. If you haven't so that when i drop the video, you can be notified and you can see the video goodbye