How To Make A 360 Frontal Wig|Klaiyi Hair

Guess what's up I'm back with another video and I have an awesome hair review for you guys this time I actually made this wig on my own, which I haven't done on camera, for you guys before so this is gon na be at first. Here is by clay e hair. This is what it looks like you guys. This hair is freaking 30 inches long. I'Ve never worn a wig at this long in my entire life honestly, it only took me about 3 or 4 hours just to finish. Making the entire piece - and I did put an elastic band in the back of the hair and also this hair - is a 360 lace wig also every other one that I've made on my own, which you guys have not seen. I have failed and making it so. I'Ve thrown all those looks away because they're just terrible they're done. I'Ve used a wig cap in the past or a weaving cap that was netted and every single time I use it ends up tearing. I guess on the sides - and it's just never enough for my head, so it might be something that I'm doing wrong but honestly, like I can't, but I finally use a dome cap for this one and it worked perfectly well. So I'm gon na definitely B's enough from now on. But yes, this is 30 inches of just wavy hair that I'm wearing on the head right now, which is a lot so we're gon na get into the specs of this. After I show you guys how I make the wig. I did film the entire process, so I'm gon na go ahead and put that for the next clip and stay tuned for the review of this awesome, hair. Okay. So now, for the tutorial part of this video, I'm starting off with all of these bundles one is in a 26 a 28 and then also a 30 inch and they're all body waves, and they look amazing, so yeah let's get started. This is how they all look together. It looks pretty thin, but once you add in the 360 lace frontal, it gets really thick and I'm using a dome cap this time around so yeah, let's get started okay, so here's how the 360 lace frontal is looking, as you can see, there's already a middle Part but they've also put other parts all around the perimeter. I'M now fitting the front tool around the styrofoam head through my styrofoam head. I usually just put duct tape around it's about everything. It kind of gets a little bit larger. Styrofoam head is actually too small for my head on its own, so I have to kind of adjust it a little bit so after you're done sewing around then you're gon na start with the lace you're gon na have to sew that down also on the dome Cap, I got this technique from SC Michelle on YouTube, but I'm gon na go ahead and link her channel down below as well as her video, because this helped me so much. I didn't know what to do next and I was panicking, but I got it together, and this is what it looks like to make it easier myself. I had to go ahead and lay the styrofoam head on its side, and so that way whatever it makes it easier for you guys just go ahead and do it that way so earlier, I talked about sewing the lace on to the dome cap. This is actually where I started doing that after I had already sewn where the hair stopped, and now it's time to start sewing the wefts on here, I'm just using a curved needle. This just helps it's about. You don't stick yourself accidentally, while you're sewing. I still ended up sticking myself at least twice during this whole process, but just be careful as you're doing it, I'm just doing the over and under each weft, and it's just a pretty easy sewing process. There is another way to do it to where it's more secure, but I just found this easier for myself to do. I think it's called the t-shaped sewing method. I could be wrong, but I've done that method before I just prefer to do it this way. So, as you guys just saw, I went ahead and I just stuck a pin on the other side of the weft. This makes it easier so that you don't have to keep on holding the ends while you're trying to sew it just makes it a lot easier and it holds it in place. Now we're getting close to the finish line with this entire process. Thank goodness, it did get a lot harder when I was trying to sew on the dome cap now that we're done with all the sewing it's time to cut the remaining parts of the dome cap. So do that don't cut the lace, make sure that you also don't cut where you were sewing, and you should be good after that now for the final portion of this tutorial, I'm just gon na be sewing on this really thick elastic band. This really helped lay everything down and make it more secure. On my head, I've used them they're elastic bands in the past, but this honestly just holds everything together really nicely. It'S a pretty easy process. I just went ahead and I sewed the elastic band on both sides of this and yeah. It worked out, okay, so, let's get into the specs of this hair. This only took me a week to get and - and I forgot that I didn't order a wig - this was gon na be website. I was gon na be sewing tube in so I was like. Oh no, I have to sew another wig. It'S not gon na end up well because, usually whenever I do, you make wigs base up, but this was actually a 360 lace, frontal wig, so basically we're never gon na give it to you. The lace is already kind of made for you all around. All you have to do is sew in the West in the center of the hair, and that's pretty much it. It actually took me a lot less time, but when I usually have to just make a closure or a frontal and silhouettes around it, but this was just a lot quicker. I use a lot less hair. I have a whole bundle left over. This is like the 26 inch bundle, so all I ended up using was one whole 30 and then, like I think, half of a 28, then the 360 frontal part is alone, 20 inches on its own, so so for the unit. Basically, all of the wefts were 20 inches for the frontal and then the rest of the webs for 26, a 28 and then a 30. So this is really really long hair. This is a Brazilian body wave, so everything is very wavy. I feel like whenever I wash this, it seems pretty true to the way that it's already is. I feel like it's not gon na change that much other wigs I've got have been more curly and then they've gotten to this texture of a born. So this seems pretty legit. I love the length of the hair. It'S super super long and actually wasn't hard to sew together, as I expected it to be. I was kind of thinking that would be really difficult to sew all that hair onto the hairnet, and I was like it's not gon na work, but it actually ended up doing this. Well, it does come with a wig cap in here yeah and I also had an elastic band and I had it used before so I went ahead and I just sewed this in the back of it, so everything is very secure with the baby hairs. I definitely have to go in and cut some, so it's not super realistic in the front. Why did like, though, was that they didn't put too much hair at the front tool? I guess so they loved it pretty thin, just more natural-looking rather than putting a bunch of, and it looks really Whiggish you know so I'll go outside does say that you can't die this care. Whatever color you desire to you, so it is bleach evil. So for mine, but nots look more transparent, so I might actually going and try to bleach it myself soon, but right now it doesn't look bad at all. I just love how flat at the top of my head looks right now. They honestly did a really good job on the lace frontal. I didn't have to really put any clips in my hair, which I usually do with my other wigs, but the elastic band honestly really helped. I use a thicker one this time around, so if you're gon na use a little Asik band on wig that you make yourself, I would suggest getting one that is thicker in size. So will I be bleaching or dyeing this hair? Probably not. I do like its natural color for me, this kind of just fits for me and the future, I'm probably going to be getting links are already dyed or bleach if they come. That way, I'd rather not go through myself, but if I really want to for a video for you guys in the future, and if you want me to show you the dyeing process, I will go ahead and do that. Because I want to change things up. A little bit with these hair videos - and I'm doing so many of these, because my trip is coming up soon and I need to produce more hair videos to be able to save up more for this. So that's why you're seeing some money at this point in time I used only about one and a half out of the three that I got so it really wasn't that much, but there still is a lot of hair. I would say that this is pretty close to a hundred and fifty percent for the density, so I will say that the hair is extremely soft. I know I'm gon na be able to straighten this without a problem. I do want to see how this hair looks straight, especially with the middle part, but it does come with other parting spaces. Okay, so for the lens that I got everything, that's gon na be around 317 dollars u.s. dollars um for the lens for a 30 inch. I feel like that's not that bad. It is more on the expensive side. If you want to save your money, I would definitely go for a a shorter length which one, if you get the longest length to be 24 inches, the price would be 211 US dollars. So, that's actually not that bad for the lab that you're getting. If you want your hair to be at least 20 inches like the longest web, that you're getting it's gon na be $ 70.50. So it really depends on what you want. As far as your web skills, but if you want super super long hair like me at this point, it's gon na be around 317. The waves are really really nice, I'm loving it yeah. So I think in the future, when I write and making wigs, I will probably opt for a 360 late special because it is the fastest and easiest way for me to go ahead and sew it, as you guys could see in the tutorial portion of this video. I wasn't struggling as much as I usually do so whenever I run my fingers through it, I don't get hair coming out. It'S just like well, I've seen a few pieces of hair here and there, but it's nothing. That'S major and I have been pulling this hair. A lot from my fingers through it but yeah would I get this again probably so I think I do want to experiment more with 360 lace. Wigs, as I said before, I think I could do more with those okay, so I think that's it for the video you guys, I don't really have much else to say about the hair. I finished the tutorial in the review. I think that's are interested in purchasing the wig. I'M gon na go ahead and put the links down below to the bundles. Also, if you liked this video make sure to go ahead and subscribe and remember to click the notification bell down below. If you want to see more of my updates - and I will talk to you guys later - bye