How To Sew/ Make 360 Lace Frontal Wig!

And I got ta make you find it awesome Mona, but no go into Dublin. He wants to go grandpa it broke and all idols join us and learn home. So when I give you hey guys, welcome back to my channel so today, I'm going to show you guys how I sew and make a 360 waistband wig from using the doula hair. So they were kind enough to send you the hair, and I wanted to show you guys how I make my wigs with the hair. So this is where I started off. I want the front of the waistband to kind of be hanging off of the dome cap, because I want to make my ears me so the ear on, like the lace band, has to like be t pinned in with the ear on the dome cap. If that make sense, and then I'm just braiding my hair to get the hair out of the way, so you easier when I fill the bundles on. So I'm going to be sewing like around the perimeter of the lace pin and also where the loose lace is up top of right now, I'm starting there, and this way it just took uracil expand even more. I know when you're first looking at a 360 waistband is like what the hell am. I doing it's kind of intimidating, but I actually love 360 lace bands because it makes a cut down my sewing awake time literally in half this wig literally took me like an hour of 15 minutes to do normally. It takes me 3 hours to make wigs. So this is good, and the hair that I got from doula hair was just like flawless already. The lace band already has like dips and curves in it. You'Ll see that I didn't have to plus much so it was a really good lace band. So after you sew like closer to the hair, you have to show the leaf lace fabric as well. Some people cut it off, but I like to keep it on to for added security, and then I sewed the bundles on top of it. So you just keep going all the way around until you're done sewing that as well, and then sometimes you get a part like this, where it needs to overlap a little, but I see secured the first section. Well, this won't interfere. What you're, like the part or it won't make it look clumpy when you part your hair at all, Oh beehive, so now it's about to be time to start sewing our bundles and normally I so are about those really close together where I'm trying to fill in All four bundles, but even though they sent me three bundles, I only sold one bundle and a half into this 360 lace. Gram wig - and I love that because I want to put this resist - delay span wake up and I don't want too many bundles in my head, making it too thick. So I kind of wanted like a light play where it's not too 6, not too thin. It displays, and so one bows over half plus the 350 lace band was just popping, and I guess you guys saw it as intro and you'll see it at the end. How the hair looks it's still, it's really full, but I didn't use that many bundles. So I'm just going to continue sewing along just like how you would fill your normal wig and yeah, and now I'm getting closer to the top. When you get really close to the topic where the bundles meets that's 350 lace, man, I don't want to leave room. So that you could just have one track going across the whole entire thing and I'll show you guys a little bit later, but right now, I'm just completing it. I think this is like my second bundle, but the half of the bundle that I'm filling up right now, so you just keep continuing and you just want to close off the area. That'S like the spot that I'm going to leave kind of open. So I could sew one track across, so I'm just going to keep sewing until I fill it up. What I really like about this hair is, like I said, the density of it. It'S not too thick. It'S not too soon. So when I have bundles is great and there I am just closing it up so that I can be done with the whole entire install and now it is time for me to cut the excess dome cap in the middle. So I'm taking it off and I'm just going to cut it, just cut it all off from like ear to ear, make sure you don't cut too much of the dome cut off and now I'm plucking. I don't know why I decided to start plucking, while their hair was up in a bun, but you'll see me take it off, because I realized that I'm so difficult and I also decided to start plucking after I was done sewing. But instead of before so I took my hair out of the bun because I wasn't happening, and this is the part that it came with, I kind of liked the part I didn't have to plus apart at all, they already did it and now I'm just plugging Away plugging pieces about a good 30 minutes just to make a look good. I didn't plug tea too much, because I thought that it was already kind of creep luxe well and since this is a 360 lace man you're going to want to plus the back. So that's what I'm doing right now, I'm cutting to size by my ear and then I definitely have to puff it back. If I want to put the hair up - and I will be posting a video soon with how to sell the hair up after I figure it out so right now - I am just using some water to get the baby hair out of the way and I'm going To cut the excess place off of the wig, like I store the Fat Boy on when you're cutting the lace, make sure you try to get as close to the hairline as possible, but without actually cutting some baby hair. So you want to be a little bit of lace in the front and we are done yes. I love this hair so much and not just because they sent it to me, which was so thoughtful, but because this hair is literally bomb.com. Look at it look at the fullness of the hair. Look at the parting. I only use a one and a half bundles, plus the 360 lace and - and it looks full, but it's actually mad light. The texture is like light yeah, so it's not too silky, not too shiny. It'S just like just right. So far, I'm loving repair. All the information about this hair will be down in the description box. 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