How I Made My Short/Pixie Cut Wig Using 27 Piece Hair | Beautybytommie

Tick: tick: tick, boom, boom, tick, tick, tick, boom, boom, put on a pedal, I'm over the throne, room; tick, tick, I'm a bone; hi Tom stairs Tommy here so today I am doing another hair video, but this video is quite different because I am making a short Wig, I have never had like my pixie cut, limp hair like a really really short cut, and lately I've been wanting a short cut and I've been kind of wanting short natural hair too, but basically I wanted to be supply store. I was gon na, buy the sensational fab fringe wig, but when I'm to be supply store, they didn't have. They didn't carry sensational. So I just bought this stuff, because I had watched a video on youtube of a woman to make it a wig and it turns out really nice loved it. I'M gon na make my own base, so the things that I'm going to be using are the Milky Way, 27 piece hair, and this was 1099, so not a bad price. It'S a hundred percent human hair, so you can flare, it curl it whatever, and I like that this style. So I'm going for something like this, but I want my actual bangs, so my bangs are gon na, be quite long on the wig that I'm gon na make. So this also comes with you know the vinyl, the cap. It comes with the closure piece and a stocking cap and all that, but I did buy a spandex dome cap because I usually make my with suspects time gap now for this particular wig. I am not sewing it down with needle and thread like. I usually do that usually does take a lot of time, but I bought some hair bonding glue and then, of course, my handy-dandy mannequin head and my mannequin head stand. These are basically all the things I'm going to using there that I'm going to be referencing to make my own wig. I will leave in the description box for you guys to watch yourselves if you want to watch the exact videos I watched now, I'm just going to put on my spandex top cap when you get the 27k pair like I said it comes with the closure and It comes with three individual sets, so basically one in chair two in cherry three in chair, I'm going to use the one in chair for them back, I'm going to go up the two inch and then I'm going to try to use the three inch in the Um in the you know, front area so that I can actually have that bang, but I'm with Ruth one. These are the one-inch tracks that I'm gon na be laying in the back and I'm just gon na start at the very back of the head, cut it and then glue it on, like I said I have my scissors and things right here, so I'll cut the Piece and I'm just gon na glue it, I'm just going to be seeing me this really suck explanatory. I don't even have to explain that to you guys really because you're gon na see okay, so I ran out of space. So I'm just trying to you know, get finished more with the week. So basically I'm up here at the top area. I marked out this spot right here because that's where I'm going to use the three inch pieces. But right now, I'm using the two inch pieces and I am using my blow-dryer and I'm like going along. I put a little bit of glue where the hair starts, and then I blow-dry that more blood or that more blow-dryer, and so I get all the way around to the other side. And that's just easier for me because it's less messy like sometimes I still make little mistakes, but for the most part it has been pretty clean. This way I'm going to continue doing this. I have a little bit more to go in this area and then I'm going to start laying the tracks toward the front again, I'm gon na do the reference video, because it's really not a how-to, I'm just going to show you how I created my own and I'M going to tell you if I did something different: basically, okay, so I'm almost here and I'm just going to use the closure piece. All I did was cut tracks in this one. I actually went all the way around, but I'm not doing anything hard. I'M just you know going on the tracks and it got a little messy, so I'm trying today is um Thursday, and I made this last Saturday, so I've had it for about a week now. I guess you know the video ended in a weird place, like I can't run out of space on my camera, but now I'm just going to show you what I did afterwards. So basically, after that I like took my razor comb and I took the like shorter side and then I just like went over the back, it's like really flat, so you can see it's pretty flat in the back. I do think I'm going to add a little more trick because it's kind of like, like you, know, Spacey back there, but not right now. Also my bangs originally weren't as long as I wanted them to be. So what I ended up doing was I added tracks underneath the actual cap, so on the inside of the cap at the very bottom, I added like two tracks right there and then I went in and I added more three-piece tracks in the UM in between some Of the other tracks - and I think I added like four additional tracks, so my bangs are longer now, and I also edit combs to the wig as well. So these are actually how long the bangs are they're little iffy, because they're all going different ways. But this is about how long it is, which is basically fine for me, I'm at first I'll show you some pictures. This was the first day which was Sunday I'm to church, and you can see how short my bangs were now they're a lot longer. So, basically, I'm going to show you how I started now that first day did use these little bitty flat irons, which these get really really hot and they hurt my hands a lot because they argue there are so hot like the whole, this part it's hot. So I don't like using those, but I remember I have another flat iron, so I'm using this corner flat iron to do the little flips and curls and everything I usually just style. This part I will be like some swoops here and I do quite curl. This part is well because it is kind of long to the bump it with the curling iron. So I'm going to show you how I do my hair just keep everything else out the way because it can even those short hair it does get in the way, especially if you do is working on a section and you don't want the other set zoom in Your face, so I just thought: take the section of the hair grab my flat irons and then I'll kind of turn them in the way that I want to go so I just keep curling it and keep curling it until I get like a little swoop. Looking thing you then I like to turn it up. Then I just do this all over the sections. Excuse the banging noise. There'S maintenance people outside I get a little flip and then I just start up, and I can we just it's all over the front part without my design I'll do these the other way. So this is what it looks like now if I've curled it and I just like a little the little cool curls and everything I like it, q, you know whenever some makeup it looks really really bummed but yeah. This is my go-to styling of it. Making the Wiggles were super easy and I didn't have to do that. Much like cutting at first. I was kind of disappointed because the hair in the front was so short, but after I put them some tracks underneath the actual cap at the bottom, it got longer, but also I noticed that I thought I wanted my bangs to be like really long. But now I don't so you can still see they're kind of short, which I like because they're like too long like I was looking line, no it'll be too long because I kind of feel like when they all brush down. I don't like that look, but I, like it curly a little bit off my forehead. You know it kind of increases the size on my forehead, so either where it goes. I love the cut um. I got a lot of compliments on it. Everyone keeps telling. I look like 20 braixen, I'm with it, but like this, the one I keep getting a lot of, but I like you and I just think it looks better with curls. Don'T think is I kind of fall pretty fast, so I need to get some hair spray, but other than that. This is just how I've been rocking it, and I guess I'll take this in the bathroom, so you guys can get a better lighting. This is just how I look: some natural lighting