How To Make A 360 Lace Frontal Wig Tutorial Start To Finish W.

You'Ve got something I've been wanting you're, so hey guys, welcome back to my channel. So today I'm showing you how to make a 360 lace - frontal wig from start to finish so shout out to Rosa Beauty on Aliexpress. They were nice enough to sponsor this video. They sent me their 360 lace frontal, as well as three bundles of their body way. The texture and I have the limb. I think my 360 frontal was a 12 inch and my bundles were 16 18 and 20 inches, so just jump right into the frontal. I was really really impressed by the quality of this 360 frontal. Although it is my first time working with 360 frontals, I could tell that this one was really well constructed. The lace was not like hard or gritty earrings like that. The hair was a nice luster, see here from the frontal, actually really matched the hair from the bundles, which you know. Sometimes you know always get that right, but the inside the construction was really nice as well. It was some reinforcement in the back, which I really appreciate it, because the frontal did fit a little big on me when I try to go on right outside the box, but the tabs in the back make it a lot easier for you to adjust the frontal And make it tight without having to you know like cut the front or anything like that, so the purpose of a 360 lace frontal is, you know for people who like to wear their hip in a bun or if you want to wear a ponytail with your Wig without your hair, looking, you know fake. So these are the bundles that they were also. You know very nice, luster, very bouncy here and the hair did not have a smell when it came out, so that was a plus as well. So here is just my wig block. I definitely highly recommend these if you guys are making your own the wigs and I order mine from Amazon. You want to just measure your head and yeah place the order, because trust me and makes your life a whole lot easier and it helps to make the wig sit a lot more securely. So just so, you guys can see the hairline and the parting a little bit more. With this frontal, you can see that the knots are not bleached and although the edges, I guess you were wrong, were really realistic. You know they were very nice. The baby hears are nice and wispy, but I still would need to go in a little bit and customize this frontal a little bit. So, in addition to bleaching the knots I am going to pluck, but I have a video on that as well, so I will link that in the description box and as you guys can see the baby here - we're nice and wispy on this unit. Although you probably would need to cut them down a little bit so now, I'm just going to make a nice loose French, braid or corner all going around the frontal just to kind of get the hair out of the way and start prepping for making this wing. So my braid just went all the way around the frontal and I'm just going to pin it to get it out of the way. Now I'm going to take my cap, this is the mesh spandex dome cap, it's stretchy! I like that. It'S breathable it gives room. It'S easy to scratch your braids under your wigs. So this is my favorite go-to cap, especially when I'm sewing so once that's fit down. Snug on the mannequin head that you're using to sew this wig down to you're just going to go ahead and apply the frontal down as well. Now, when you play your frontal down, we're positioning it so that way we can sew it down to our cap. So you want to have about a half an inch from the well between the edge of the cap and the hairline of your frontal, and this is just going to help that frontal lay down so much more secure and just make sure you have enough room. So that's not full mattress. So now I'm just going go ahead and pin down my frontal, so it doesn't go anywhere and I'm going to start sewing. This is a curved needle that I got from my beauty supply store. It is made specifically for sewing and we, since the curviness of the needle and I'm also using nylon thread. I like this thread, because it does not snap easily and it's a little bit less thick than the standard thread that they normally give. You, like the 99-cent thread and Plus this roll was like, maybe $ 5, a minute last for a very long time. So, if you have this type of thread in your beauty, supply stores definitely pick it up. So I'm just going around and stitching the ends of the frontal down. I know some people are like: why don't you just cut off that extra lace? You know you want to sew that down, because that's going to provide extra reinforcement when you sew down your bundles and just make sure that your lace, frontal is secured all the way around and once you are done, sewing down that lace and now you're going to Go ahead and with your bundles, starting with the longest bundle. First, I am using three bundles, like I mentioned earlier, so what I'm going to do is actually leave them double wefted. So if you can see they're kind of doubled over and I'm going to start sewing as close as possible to the bottom right-hand corner of that frontal, and once that first stitch is nice and secure, you can go ahead and well. What I like to do is just pin my tracks across the head in a straight line. That way, I don't have to hold on to the track the whole entire time, and I can just kind of sell my little hardaway and it really really is like a nice little hack. That helps with sewing wigs, of course, because you don't want to poke a client. I have it if you're doing it so anyway. So for this part I started off sewing like in an underhand motion, because I was trying to be really cautious of not sewing down to the fabric of my mannequin head or my wig form, but, as you can see later on, I'm going to switch to sewing Over handed because that's just a lot more easier for me, whichever way is easier for you to sew, you can just go ahead and sew, but you want to make sure that you get around your to track. So remember the left's are doubled. You want to get around those two tracks and then back up through the cap and the lace. You want to make sure you avoid the fabric on the canvas head, because you don't want to sew your way down to the canvas, because that's going to create a whole headache when you're trying to remove it and also I do not sew through my website them. So now, once you get to the corner as close as possible to where that hair starts on the frontal, you just want to sew it down nice and tight and then slip it over and do the same exact thing now, I'm used to leaving about a half An inch of space in the back of my wigs just because I don't like them to be too bulky in the back that causes like tangling and also because I'm not used to doubling my web. So when I'm, you know just sewing down single left, I like to leave space to make sure that I you know, have enough hair but using a 360 lace, frontal you're more than likely going to have enough hair, even if you're doubling your weft. So, even if you want it to go a little bit closer with the webson and have them be a little bit closer to make it a little bit more full and the back is well, you could do that too and again, I'm just going ahead and I'm Sewing sewing sewing I'm going to time-lapses because you guys literally I'm just doing the same exact thing back and forth all the way up until about a half an inch from where the hair starts. On my frontal, at the top, I'm literally just doing the same thing sewing around both the weft and coming back up through the cap and just pull it nice and tight. And then once I get to the end, making sure I sew down that corner really really. Well and then flipping the weft over to continue sewing all the way up. Now I dig it through about two and a half bundles for this wig, so I did have a considerable amount left of my third bundle. So, at the end, if you want to, if you choose to leave space on the back, you could go always go back and fill it in. If you have hair left over and just making sure to avoid any ball spots, because y'all know when the wind blows, you do not want to be caught out here with no ball spots in your wig, so try to sew as close as you can to the Hairline of the frontal, without going over the hairline, also when you're sewing in your tracks, you want to go longest to shortest so longest being my 20 inch bundle is the one that I sewed in first and then after that was my 18 and then my 16 Inches because that'll gradually give it a natural, naturally layered look so now, as you can see, towards the middle of the head, I start putting the tracks a little bit closer together and, like I said you want to stop doubling the tracks once you get all the Way up to about a half an inch from the back of the 360 hairline now right here, what I'm doing is I'm just going in the same exact way as I was before, but instead of having the weft doubled, they are now singled. So it's just one single weft going across right now, I'm just going to finish up those last 30 rows. The reason why I'm doing this is because I don't want it to be too bulky at the top of the head and then when the wind blows. You know, of course, you'll be able to see the line of demarcation between the frontal, and you know where the frontal ends are where your web start. So once the wig is completely finished. It should look something like this nice and full in the back and remember. This is about two and a half bundles, which is 361 times so now, I'm just taking out the braid and we're going to go ahead and cut that excess cap off and you guys can see you came out really. You know tell the difference of where everything in so once I brush the hair back. You won't be able to see any bolts back so now, all this extra extra cap. We don't need it, so we're just going to cut it and that's what the full wig looks like when it's done. Of course, you could add combs to the inside or straps, but this is just a basic way of showing you guys how to make your 360 funnel. So this is what everything looks like when it's done, as you can see, there's no cap under and the hairline still looks a little dark under, so I'm going to now go and customize this frontal, just by plucking and bleaching the knots on it to make it Look a little bit more realistic. Like I said, I do have a video coming on that as well, so I will be linking that down in the description bar below, where it says open me be sure to click that, if you guys want to see the video on how I customized my frontal And this is what the back looks like in a ponytail and in a bun so yeah it was really easy. It took me maybe about an hour and a half to complete everything, customization included. If you guys enjoyed this video, please don't forget to give it a thumbs up and subscribe. So you don't miss another. Absolutely until my next video bye