Making A 360 Lace Wig - In Depth + Bleaching Knots| Ft. Dyhair777

Hey guys welcome back to the channel, so I'm just going to show you how to bleach at my front door cause yeah. What you would need is. I have two of these developers right here, just because I don't know which one is which, but I use 40 volume developer, and this is my Clara professionals. I use a dye brush a little Bowl. This is vw2 extra-strength, bleach powder and costly use. Shimmer legs shampoo. You can also use the ISO to us. I has no plus, because that also works to stop the bleaching process as well. This works to get rid of any of the brassiness, and then you also going to need some aluminum foil. So what I'm going to do is take a piece of foil. The closure aren't using. Is this one and it's 5dy hair 777 and i just wan na show you the packaging it's from this hair company right here and if those really nice, like it's a really soft and you really it just really looks nice. I can't wait to install it. The headline is pre plucked on this one. Then you have some baby hairs and stuff. The inside just looks like that. It does have an adjustable strap and this is a 360 closure and there are the straps right there. So I'm doing you just put in here and totally flattered one school and three school you're, really just gon na pour it until you get the consistency that you want. You kind of want it to be thick and not grain, so that it doesn't run through and bleach the actual strands of your hair or your unit closure. As you can see, this is some quick patterning, so I'm gon na have some more developers. It'S like an eyeball thing like you just got to eyeball it, so this is kind of where I want it. When I get all the clumps out, it'll be perfect, so you want it to like, be like that, like you want to stick to the brush. So now what I'm going to do, which is - hopefully you guys, can see me sweep it on to the closure or the front. Oh now, I'm focusing a lot on the hairline, because that's the part that we need to plan. I think another piece over top of it not pushing it down, they're, just taking it over top and leave that there for about 15 minutes and an object okay. So it's been about 25 minutes from underneath and to see if it's not any more black knots that you might see - and I don't know if you guys are getting a good look, but I'm trying to pull it up without bleaching my hand. Knots are gone. So it's ready to be washed out, so I'm just going to rinse it out. Well, you can use your eyes so close neutralizing shampoo, but I'm gon na go ahead and use my shimmer lights. I feel like if you rinse it out good enough, that you don't need to use two different shampoos, so I'm just gon na stick to this one, and I love the color and smell that it's more. What I have is a styrofoam mannequin which you can get from the DA, but not the dollar store, but a beautify store anywhere online that sells beauty products. I got mine from my local beauty pie so if I'm not mistaken - and I think I have like from there and then I have two from eBay so yeah and it's just a plain old Styrofoam cap or styrofoam head and she cost about two three dollars. Maybe four dollars, but most so over the top of that over the styrofoam, because I used to just work with the plain white styrofoam. However, I found it easier for me to when I was making units for customers and for myself white pieces of the styrofoam would like come out, because I was poking it with the needle so and it would get inside the wig, and it just would be too Much to get it out and all it is shaking and stuff. So what I came up with was covering her with a black stocking or knee-high and then I'll take it off. I like to axe back in my stand from this is just a standard came with my backdrop. I also use like a a raining light stand. I just have so many different stands because I have two ring lights and then I have a backdrop. So I have like two or three days for my backdrop and then I have to for my ring light, so I have four in total and then anyways as you can see, these type of styrofoam's come with a hole at the bottom, so I just stuff the Rest of the meet high up there and I just go in there like that, so it works out just fine now. The reason she has tape on her head is because, when you're sewing - and you put your cap on the head, you don't want to sew through the cap and the knee-high, because then you're gon na have a wig, that's stuck to a knee-high, and you don't want That, because again, you won't be able to get it on, come you'll, be wearing a knee-high on your pad and you would have to keep replacing your knee-high over and over. So what I do is just take pieces of tape and put it on the perimeter and on just everywhere on the top of the head, so that the dome cap doesn't stick to the actual stocking cap. So you're definitely gon na need some type of cap to make your wig on. I use dome cats. I'Ve been using them since day. One hair scissors, hair scissors preferred just in case. You want to actually cut the hair later on. So also like little clips to hold the hair in place, I'm using nylon thread, it tends to snap less and I just got these off eBay a dozen for, like. I don't remember how much, but it was pretty cheap. If I remember I'll put it in the link below but yeah just looks like this and this how big the spool is, I have some foam wrapping lotion, which I just used as a moves, so I have a bottle of water. You might not need to do this, but I like to make sure the hoser is as late as possible. You might need a heat, styling tool, curling line flatiron whatever after you make your week. Also my need a comb. Why to tell comb whatever your preference is? A tweezer to pluck your closure or hair line, and also something elastic to secure your way. So. Lastly, what you're going to need is some bundles and I'm using bundles by dy, hair 7 7 7, and this is how it comes packaged and I really love their bag because it's really useful handy. I have a 20 inch bundle, 18 inch bundle and a 22 inch bundle as well as I believe, a 16 inch 360 closure inside. They also put a pair of the lashes and the information cards just going to not stretch it too much. But I started by pinning the back and then I pin the sides on the inside. You have the adjustable straps, which tells you basically where the front in the back is on your closure. The front - and I would just slide it on like that and I bring it to where the tip of the hairline is at the tip of the dome cap and I'll just take the pin and stick it right, so everybody make their units differently. I tend to take the part that is separate it on the bundle and keep them together, and the first track going across here is usually double when I do it. Okay, so this it seems to be the hardest part. This seems to be the hardest part for the camera, for the viewers to see, but I'm going to try to make it as simple as possible. Make sure is latched onto the dome cap and not just the 360 funnel. So what I did just slid my fingers underneath to get a grip and once it's through I'm gon na pull it through, and my third is a little long, because I don't like constantly I'm threading, the needle so yeah. So in the beginning, I'm going to continue to go through both tracks and what I'm going to do before. I pull the needle all the way through I'm going to take the thread, one two three wrap it around a needle three times and then pull it through to make a semi knot. You don't want to put it through too fast because it might get tangled up nylon 30 supposed to tangle less, but it's still tangled sometimes so you just want to pull it and push it. So that is tight and I'm gon na do that about one once or twice more to make sure that this is secure and doesn't come loose. So now that you got the first and secure you don't have to worry about it coming too loose because you did it several times. You'Re gon na go ahead and remove the t pin. But now I think this method is known as the fence method or whatever method you want to call it, but once you put it in and come out, it looks like a fence again, I'm still going through the dome cap, the lace front and I'm going underneath The two webs and I'm gon na, put it through and pull it in between the thread. I'M gon na do this more than what so you guys can see and I'm gon na zoom in as well. So you guys can see so I'm putting the needle in I'm holding this one. In my hand, this train is over here, putting the needle in between both of them and pulling it through and, as you can see, it starts to build a mini fence. If you can see that, but you're gon na see as I do it all the way down, I'm just gon na cut the remainder, avoiding cutting the knot. Okay, the reason I started on the open part is because now I have a full bundle and it's just one line. So that's what I'm going to do the fold-over method with this okay. So now we have single web. So we don't have to worry about trying to get it through the double webs and basically just gon na put the needle through here and stick it on to the I'm gon na, pull it all the way over here so that it stays up. You sorry and I'm gon na, go through the way and do a little, not I'm gon na pull it through and I'm gon na do the photo in that take. So I'm gon na go through the wet. However, once you put it through, I like to go in right here through the hole and pull my needle through, and that's how I get the Phantom ethic going back the other way now, I'm gon na start to go under the wet and set it throw it. Okay, so far, this is what we have still braided. The front will still bring it in. We don't touch that and then we have two bundles in and I can get the mannequin off with your thing. So this is the curl pattern which isn't bad, but I still like tighter curls. This is like a really loose body wave. So this is how thick it is right now and the closure is not unbraided, so you can't really see the full density of it. I just smooth the extra space up and then just fold it that extra netting over and I'm gon na just stick a teeth in there to make sure this is flat right here. As you see, this is where we folded it earlier, and I just put the track right on top of that. So yeah don't worry about it. Being extra hanging out just sew right through it. Just like it's, the dome cap or whatever kind of cap you're using and make sure you go through or under the rest, the weft we're going to sew that last layer of hair right here. As you see the lace, the camera wants to keep refocusing, but we're just going to sew right on the very edge so that it doesn't space or gap up turn inside out. Just like a boom-boom and I'm gon na cut off the excess. Don'T cap around here and down the lace? Oh yeah, thank you guys so much for watching. Basically, what I'm gon na do now is cut off the lace and I am Vineeta