Diy 18Inch Brazilian Wig| Affordable (Aliexpress)

Hey guys how you, doin, today, I'm gon na be showing you how I made this wig using affordable hair from Aliexpress. All the details and links will be down below. I purchased three bundles, all of them, 18 inches and a closure from a different vendor, and that is 18 inches as well. The hair I found to be really soft and it did not have a bad smell, although compared to all the other hair that I've bought before it has more frizzy and wiry bits of hair along the length, as well as the closure. As you can probably see from this view, so when I sew down the closure, I prefer to start in the middle at the back just to hold that position as well as pinning down there each corner once I've sewn back the middle back of the closure. I start sewing the sides to meet in the middle. This ensures that my closure lays down in the right position that I want when I saw the closure down or when I saw the hair down in general. Actually I prefer to wrap the needle around the thread. Twice to secure the knot you can do, however, you want I've seen some people. Do it three times actually, but I just feel like twice is better security than wrapping it around once you know you just want to make sure that all your hair sewn down securely. So once I've sewn one side, I then go ahead and sew the other side down and I always make sure I stretch each end of the closure as much as possible to make sure that it's laying down as flat as possible on the wig cap. Now the wig cap that I'm using is a mesh. We kept the absolute from a hair shop, a black hair shop, but you can also find it on Amazon. When I start to sew down the West after I prefer, when I'm showing down either the beginning of a line or the end of a line, I put the middle of the noodle. I push the needle through the web, but when I sew along the lines I push it around the left, I always use the fold-over method. At the end, when I first started making wigs, I would cut the hair off at the end. Now this was really frustrating, as whenever I took the wig down, I had bits of we've literally laying around all over the place and encourages more shedding as well, so folding over is always the best thing to do, as you can see like I explained before, as I'M sewing along the line. I go around. The weft wrap it around the web, like it twice around the red to secure the knot. Now this also helps as when you're taking the hair down. It makes it so much easier. Imagine if I sewed every single bit going through the weft, that would also increase the likelihood of me ending up damaging their hair as I'm trying to take it down mmm, but yeah you see in a second. When I get to the end, I go through the weft just to secure that line fold over and peep. Once I fold it fold it yeah once I folded the hair over, I always sew around the fold twice or three more times, just to make sure it lays down flat. This is my first tutorial that I'm posting by the way, so I'm not explaining things in enough detail. I apologize, but hopefully from you know what I'm explaining verbally and from what you've seen. You know you get a rough idea of how to do it. Okay, so this was after one bundle, and this is just to show you guys, the amount of shedding that took place. As I was making the wig. I did find that in general, this hair, it doesn't shed much considering the price now, obviously, as I'm, making a wig there's a lot of manipulation of the hair brushing through color through tugging pulling so you'd expect a bit more shedding, but for the price I paid For the hair, I you know, I'm satisfied with the amount of shedding that I experienced with this hair in general. I'Ve worn it a few times, and you know it's it's perfectly fine. To be honest, this was, after I think two bundles yeah three bundles. I, like my hair to be thick, so I always try to use about two and a half or two bundles, sometimes is enough for a finished look depending on the size of your head. But I like my hair to take so ii, ignore that, as you can see, the hair starting to get the heavy on the on the wig stand there, but we did yes. This is when I was pretty much nearly done. I don't know if you saw that gap between the closure and the rest of the hair. I closed her up afterwards, so yeah. This was pretty much when he was nearly done. It'S the finished. Look. I then cut the front of the closure, the excess lace and you have to cut underneath the wig cap as well, so that you can see through the closure. I was shampooed and conditioned the hair and let it dry. This was the next day when I'd. Let the hair dry and everything I haven't styled moisturized anything straighten the hair at all. This was just straight after drying and just want to show you guys how it looks. As far as closure is concerned, I did have a clip showing the hair close-up, but when the closure came especially at the top, there was a lot of short while he has. I did a lot of plucking and you know fixing and everything so overall, I would give the bundles a they say two point five out of ten and I would give the closure a solid. Ok, let's bump the bundles up to a three, maybe ok, the bundles are three out of five and the closures are solid. I'Ve bought better clothes than that. So you know the links will be down below you can buy it yourself see what I mean. Maybe I've got a bad batch, but overall for affordable hair for an affordable set of hair. I would recommend especially the vendor that sold me, the bundles. Those are it's okay, you know it's fine, but it's not the best closure. I'Ve ever bought, but it's fine. You know it's back, you can see usually looks like, but yeah. If you like this video like comment, subscribe, leave any tips down below you know more as I can to improve. I really really love making wigs. So hopefully you guys should see more and more of these type of content, but yeah. I hope you enjoyed watching guys. Thank you and peace. You