No Closure No Frontal Wig

Here is the wig cap i'll be using for today's tutorial and if you're an og, you already know that i love using this dome cap. I don't really like to use the next cup wicker because easily gets torn. So, that's why i really like to use this one for the fact that i have big head. So that's why, and this can actually can literally size any shape or any size of head for this i'll, be using a mannequin head and also t pins. Hmm, once i'm done, placing i'm using this measuring tape to just go ahead to mark out where i'll be or where i'm going to be stitching the hair or sewing in the weavings or width of the hair. So we go ahead and mark out about three lines at the back and then turn the mannequin head to the front and then go ahead to mark out where i'm going to be closing the hair or where i'm going to be close. Doing. The closing, which is like the pattern, so we just go ahead to mark that out as well hi everyone welcome back again to the channel. Thank you so much for tuning into today's video. How is everyone doing today? This is a very detailed video. I advise you to watch the video from the beginning to the end so that you don't get to miss any single step. If you are new here, just go ahead to click on the subscribe button to join the family, subscribe, join the family and also so that you don't get to miss it. I'M uploading a new video here, so just go ahead and subscribe. Uh. Please share the video to friends and family, give the video a big thumbs up and also leave a comment on what you think about this hairstyle. For the part i want it to be like about a five inch deep. I really want the parts to be really deep, so that's why i'm making it five inch? I feel like when the part is deep. It gives like a fine fitting so yeah moving on right now to the front. I will just go ahead. So, just a rule out like a line from the part lying down to the to like the ear side of the wig cap, so we'll be calling this part or this line i'll be calling it a line b. So this line b, it's very very important because of the style we are going for again from there. We just start drawing lines from the parts, a b line down to the other side of the ear or down to the other side of the wig cap. Like so, it started like a raindrop raindrop and again since it's a side part, i would love to add more hairs to where i have like enough space. That'S the right hand side. So because of this reason i will just be drawing more lines, and then this line i'm going to be adding i'm not going to extend it to the other side of the wig cap, i'm just going to stop it at the middle part or the middle side. We just draw a line or rule a line from that line b down to the middle part or down to the middle side of the wig cap. You guys get what i mean. This line is just going to be like a short short line. It'S not going to be extending so after making that a short line. We just go ahead to see rule another line. That would take that i will take from the line b straight down to the other side of the wig cap so that it can be able to cover up that joint at the joint i'm going to be creating so yeah. You guys just continue watching so that you understand what i'm doing all right anytime, i do this align. The short line i will see would go ahead to do a longer line. That would i will roll from that line b straight down to the other side of the wig cap, and then the next line would be this short line again and then the next line will be a long line. Hope you guys get it so that can be able to cover up that's the long line can be able to cover up the shots alive because when i'm going to be sewing in i'm going to be doing like the turnover method. So i will want that a long line to be able to cover up like to stitch it in such a way that to be able to cover up that turnover, because the turnover is just going to be looking like off a little bit uh, you guys will Get to see how i'm going to install the hair. So that's why i said just watch the video from the beginning to the end, for the closing you just want to like draw the use, the chalk to just draw like a line round and round just to indicate we are going to close the hair or close. The wig, or do the finer closing so yeah this is what the guide looks like the guidelines looks like, and this is how i'm going to be sewing just the direction of the hair. That'S how i'm going to be sewing and the weave on so i'm going to be using this pattern to just sew in the weave on, and you cannot truly use this and to do like you can actually use this pattern for a machine sewing like if you Want to sew the weave on if you want to sew the weaver with a machine, you can use this pattern to do so. You can use your hand to also do so, like any of which you can just achieve like it's. It'S very, very easy to follow. This this is the hair i'll be using for this. It'S called daniella and for this i'll be using about two packs of this particular hair, all right now, it's time to start sewing in the hair. I already told you guys the hair i'm using for this video. So we just start stitching like so i love to when i want to start up the sewing or any sewing. I love to like um. You know push my needle through the weft of the hair first before i take it straight up to the cap or the cornrow, like any of which, like that's, how i love to sew in or how i like to start sewing in any weft. I know there's only one way to go: no monsters in a dark side, dark side, i'm coming for the highs and lows am not afraid of mistakes, and for this i'm doing the turnover method, i will just teach from the left side of the ear down to The right side and then move over to like when i want to i don't i do not cut the weave on. I just go ahead to turn the whip on over to the next side and continue to sew in and since i'm having like an inch space. It'S not like a normal human being's hair since i'm having like up to an inch, i will just sew in the hair a little bit before i go ahead to turn it over, like. I saw it side a little bit before i go ahead to turn it over to the next line, just so that it can be able to meet up with the next line and so that we don't have like an opening by this side. That'S um by the side: that's after turning it over like an opening, we don't want. We don't want to have that. So that's why i love to sew it a little bit just so it's a little bit before i you know, take it over to the next line white swing and then turn it over from there. I don't know if you guys get what i mean. I'M sewing in the hair, like i said before, i'm doing the turnover method and i'm sewing in double weft, and this is so that i can have enough hair. I don't want the hair to look scanty right. I have a video on how to sew in uh. If you're a beginner like you're new into this, like you're new to this, i'm going to leave the link in the description box below like detailed tutorial on how to sew in um like on your client's head and also how to do like. For a week a week, but if you want a new video on this topic, you can, let me know in the comment section below so now to achieve like a flip in front or a creative curvy. Look that you guys saw from the beginning of the whole. The intro, you know that covey look in front to achieve it, i'm going to be using afro b, so this um afro b, i'm just going to be stitching it or sewing it in like so i'm going to be sewing in about four wefts. So first we just go ahead to measure the weft first to make sure that um, it's um same length with what i have in front. That'S you know the line b we created before so yeah. We just um measure it first and then start stitching it well i'll start by stitching it in twos, so i'll stitch, the first two and then second, two wefts hope you guys get it so first, two weft first. This is so that i don't have like any lump on the hair. I want everything to be very flat, so that's why i'm doing it in twos again before adding the alpha b or before stitching in or before sewing in the fob. You just want to make sure that the alpha b is actually facing the tip of the air. From b is facing up it's not facing down like it's, not lapping, it's not giving like a curve. It'S facing the curvy path is facing up. So that's what you want to do like you want it to be. Like you want it, you want to make sure that that part is facing up. This is so that it can give like that covey nature, and for this part i actually use like one bundle. No, not just one i didn't use component. I use like in a bundle i use like half of the bundle, so it wasn't up to a bundle. It started like a raindrop raindrop, but it's already covering me. My heart keeps swaying non-stop, don't stop. I guess i got ta swim in the sea. I am not afraid of mistakes is oh, so once i'm done sewing the afrobeat, we just continue sewing in the back side. That'S the daniella hair, so we'll just be doing this and also be doing the turnover method. Like so so, i'm sewing in the hair from the other side of the wig cap. To where i have where i actually installed the afro b, which is the line b and once i reach the part where i will have to flip over we'll just go ahead and just flip it right back and continue to sew in because the wig is a Side pattern, like i told you guys before i want to be installing more hairs to where i have more space. That'S the right hand side. So what i'm just going to be doing is just to follow the lines so where i have like a short line, i will sew to the end of that line. That'S the middle part and then flip the hair. From that part, it started like a raindrop raindrop, but it's already covering me. My heart keeps swaying non-stop, don't stop. I guess i got ta swim in the sea. I am not afraid of mistakes, so at once i noticed that the wee ones are getting pretty close to each other. I would just start doing the round. Closing method first will be taking or we just take a weft and then sew it around. I know there's only one way to go: no monsters in a dark side, dark side and then, if it's a normal client's head, you want to be sewing it round and round and round. But this is a wig and also want the hair to be like. We want a deep part, so i'm going to be sewing the web bit by bit in front. So for this you just want to measure the hair first, like you use the hair or the weft measure it around, where you want it to fit in that's in front and cut it into just cut. It just make sure it's well measured and then sew bit by bit by bit by bit very close to each other, so that there won't be any space where you try to open it. Where you try to demarcate it into like a pattern. So the there won't be any space, it's just for you to like sew the hair piece by bit by bit by bit in front. This is so that we can have like a deep part, because if we continue sewing it round and round and round, we might not be able to sew it like very close to each other. So this will give it give us a better result and also for the fact that we want like a deep part. That'S why it's also quicking the job like quicking the whole so in round and round and round. So you can do this or do like a round closing method. So the round closing method, one for a wig - might probably not give you a good result like you might end up, not sewing the hair very close to each other. That is probably if we are not that good, but if you are good, you can go ahead to the wrong closing method. But if you are very, if you are not like a beginner, you can do this and it will give you the same results with the closing with the round closing method yeah. For this part in front, i'm doing i'm sewing in the weft double like i'm doubling the weft while i'm swinging it in. I guess i got ta swim in the sea am not afraid of mistakes and then once i notice that the space is becoming smaller and smaller, we just go ahead to start or continue with the round closing that will take a wave and continue to sew it Round and round and round until there are no more space for me to install hair or install waste. I know there's only one way once i'm done with this sew in we just take a tail comb and just go ahead to patting the hair, and i used a scissors to just cut off the or top of all the flyaway hairs. This is after i finish. Combing, the hair. I want the hair to be smooth or want everything to lay down smooth since it's a synthetic hair, i'm just taking my scissors to take my scissors to cut off or chop off. Flyaway hairs, hey another trick. If you notice that the afrobeat is not laying down flat the way you want to you, just stick it straight in that just cover it, use it to coil the hair, but make sure that the straightener is on low heat, not like a very strong heat or High heat, because if it's like a high heat, it's going to make melt the aphrop, but if it's not it's going to help coil the afro b, so you just do this just so that you can get the results you want to. Oh no more! It started like a raindrop raindrop, but it's already covering me. My heart keeps swaying non-stop um. All right here is the final look. Thank you so much for watching the video from the beginning, to the end, hope you're able to learn one or two things from this video. If you did just go ahead to give the video a big thumbs up, share the video to friends and family leave a comment in the comment section below and subscribe. 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