360 Lace Frontal Wig Tutorial | Jasmine Defined

You know who it is everybody I am back once again and I'm just gon na jump right into this tutorial today, I'm showing you how I made my 360 lace - frontal wig. So this is the cap I'm using it is a middle part cap. It'S all. I had but it'll work because in the end you cut off the front of it anyway, so I'm taking that 360 lace - frontal I'm using my silky straight bundles from 9/15 beauty today, and I'm just gon na place this around the cap and pull the hair lines. Just a little in front of the cap, because you want it a little in front of your hairline and now I'm taking my wig pins and pinning that down around the perimeter to make sure it's nice and secure. So it doesn't slide back or anything while I'm stitching and as you can see, the hair is pinned up out of the way. So I can just easily pin it down so once the front of it secured. I'M gon na. Take this clip off and open it up to the inside, where we'll be doing all of our stitching now, most people will cut some of this excess lace off before they start. I chose to leave it up there because I feel like it's just kind of like you know extra sturdy extra security. You know just sew in the tracks directly on that, but it actually probably would have been easier to stitch it down. If I had cut the lace off first or at least a little shorter, but I left it so dirty so the first thing I'm doing is just stitching around the perimeter of the closure. You can actually stitch closer to the hairline. It really makes no difference because what I start showing the tracks down, it's going to secure the entire thing, but right now, I'm just stitching it just to get it laying down and flat before I start placing the tracks, so I'm stitching all the way around and Then cutting it off and just cutting that string now, I'm taking it off the head and I'm just going to cut the front of the cap off so everything that's actually not just the front. I'M cutting the perimeter of the cap, because this is a 360 frontal. So you don't need all that. You don't want that net to show under your lace, so just cutting the perimeter. Here'S how it looks now, I'm just gon na sit right back on the head. So now I'm taking my bundles, I think I ended up using about 2 2 bundles was like enough. Actually I may have used a little of the third one, but not very much. Two was definitely enough to get this done so now. I'M just stitching these tracks. On how I normally would, with anyway and as usual, I'm using the fold-over method, so I'm actually not going to cut these trucks at all, I'm just floating them over and stitching them down for each row. Okay, now that the stitching is done, all I did was add a few clips to the inside. Now I bought some of these clips off of ebay, but the ones I'm using on this particular unit. I actually just cut out of an old wig that I no longer wear, so I placed two in the front and then one of the longer ones in the back, and while this helps keep the wig on my head a little more securely, the front doesn't lay As flat as I would like it to so, I'm probably gon na add an elastic band to this wig later, but for now I've just been wearing it with these combs and, of course, before you, where you cut off the lace pretty self-explanatory. One thing I did do, though, was cut out, ear, tabs, so you'll notice. I actually ended up cutting into that band a little bit. So I took some thread and just kind of reinforce that to make sure that band didn't starts to fall out and here's the final look, if you're interested in buying these bundles in this frontal, you can head over tonight 15 Beauty I'll leave the link in the Description box below thumbs up, if you like this video and make sure you subscribe. If you haven't already and I'll, see you guys in the next video