Diy Short Spring Twist Wig | Short Curly Wigs | Burgundy Spring Twists | Hairstyles For Black Women

Hey wonderful people. Welcome back to my youtube channel. My name is simply kathy, and it's so nice to have you here so today, i'll be making a spring twist. Wig and all you need is a mannequin head um, because this is going to help you place the wig cap and make everything and then you need some combs as well. I have this wide toothed comb and that just to help me separate the hair, if needed, it's not a must, but if needed next, you need a closure. I'M using this afro kinky textured closure. It looks a lot like african hair and i made this closure if you'd like to see how i made it. Please. Let me know down in the comments and i'll do a video how i made it, then you need a crochet needle or a latch hook and then obviously a wig cap, because we're going to make a wig and yeah. This is the type of wig cap that i'm using, but any way cup that you have can work as well and then for the hair i'll be using this janette collection, lubian braid uh, it's in the color one out of bag. So it's like an ombre shade of black and burgundy. It looks really good and i'm so excited. I haven't really done any hair of this color so yeah. I can't wait to give it a try and see what it looks like so. First, you have to put your wig cap position it in the right way on top of your mannequin head and pin it down with some pins or just make sure you pin it down like it died and keep moving as you're, making the wig and yeah. So all we're going to do is, pin the wig cap and then separate the hair and twist it on the wig cap so yeah. So i just finished the small portion of the bag, and i wanted to do this longer at first, but then i realized. I would prefer it shorter, so i decided to take each strand and just cut it in the middle so that every strand that comes out of the pocket ends up being two strands. So what i'm doing is i take each cut strand and fluff it out on both sides and then separate it in the middle and then take each separated strand again and separate in the middle. So that means that each hair, each strand of hair that comes in the park, comes with, gets separated into eight pieces, okay, so uh next, i just crochet this onto the wig cap and the method i'm using to crochet. This is the bricklaying brick layering method. I think so, where you take uh uh, you take a strand of hair and then you put it on and then i'll just show you guys what i mean in a bit so for twisting twist this gently in the anti-clockwise method, which means in the anti-clockwise direction, Which means that, instead of twisting the regular way where the right hand comes over the left hand, instead you're going to twist, where the left hand goes on top of the right hand. I don't know if i make sense, but just or you can just twist it and then figure it out like as you twist, because once it's been twisted in the right direction, it will form a fluffy spring twist that looks like this. So yeah. That'S all you have to do separate the hair into eight pieces and then yeah. So i'm using my finger - and this is the bricklayer method that i was showing you uh just watch you guys and see what i'm doing, because i know how to explain my so. I just finished the entire back of this wig and this is what it looks like and i'm going for the second pack. You can use one pack to achieve this, wig style hair, whatever you call it, but i just love big hair and i want i wanted this week to be really nice and cool. So that's the reason why i decided to use two packs. I didn't even use yeah, that's the reason why i decided to use two packs, so i separated the hair, like i did before, separating each strand out of the pack into eight small strands and i'll just crochet it onto the wig cup and show you guys what I do and um then i'll just show you guys what i'm doing and then i'll come back when i reach the front and tell you guys how i make the bangs so enjoy uh. I can't please so now we're going to try to create the bangs and once we get to the front or if you get this fur in the way uh. The easiest thing to do is to get something. That'S going to help you mark out how you're going to crochet this, i usually just eyeball, but since i'm showing you guys how to do it, i thought i'll use like something to show you guys. So i marked um a line that would like help me differentiate. How the hair is going to fall back, because i want some hair to fall to the front and i want some hair to hold to the back. You guess what i mean so um. I just drew some lines and i'm going to crochet on those lines. So the front the first three lines are going to be for the front bangs and then the rest of the lines will be for the back, just the regular hair going to the back now for the front of the hair. Instead of dividing each strand into two pieces, we're going to divide it into four pieces because we want to waste as little hair as possible, i don't want to go in and start cutting the hair after i've twisted it. So that's the reason why i decided to do four strands in four pieces out of one strand instead of two. So that's what we're going to do separate the hair, the usual way and just crochet it onto the wig cap to from the banks? Oh, oh! So so now i'm done with the entire front, and this is what my buns look like. They look so nice and next i'm just going to fill up the remaining gap and i'm going to do it in a circular way and i'll show you how i'll do it and that's it hmm and that's it guys the wig is done. It looks amazing. I love how full it looks because i love big hair, as i said before, and it's really easy to make this wig. It takes a short time and it turns out very beautiful. So, thank you all for watching and let me know down in the comments if you'll be trying this out also, i forgot to mention. I didn't use the closure because i decided to go for a bangs look but yeah. Thank you all for watching. Don'T forget to subscribe and make sure to hit the notification bell so that you can know when i upload bye me.