Diy 360 Frontal Wig Transformation - Wowafrican

Hi guys welcome back to my channel, so today I'm going to be doing something a little bit different today, there's something that I actually haven't done in a really long time and that is make a wig. So if you guys have seen my other DIY, wig videos, I've used a closure before and I've used a just a pencil. But this time I'm going to be using a 360 front. So - and this is my first time so I'm hoping that it comes out right. So this front row is from while applicant, along with the bundles that I have so this is a 360 frontal and I got it in a natural wave texture. I weren't going to do completely straight, but that's not really fun to me. I wanted to have a little bit of weight to it and I'm going to try to mimic my haircut now. So I want to do it in above and I think I'm going to highlight it just because I don't want to keep straightening my hair. But I love the way my hair looks straight now, but yeah. So this is the purpose of this video. So this is what the 360 frontal looks like. It is pre plucked and it does have baby hair. If you probably be able to see it a little bit better when I put it on the wig head and then these are the two bundles, so this is 12 inches and then this is 12 and 14 inches. It'S hope. I'Ve never had one move. This short before so this should be interest interesting, but this is probably still older than my hair is now and I'm going to obviously cut it, so it doesn't really matter, but again it's in the natural wave and what a 360 front. So it is just for anyone who doesn't know this real, quick. You get a basically like the 360 wig except you have to sell your own middle pieces in. So you get two inches of lace from ear to ear in the back and then four inches of lace from ear to ear in the front. So I'm going to set up - I'm probably going to do this in front of the TV, because I want you to Animal Planet right now and it makes the time go by a lot faster. So yeah, let's go ahead and let's get started so I'm going to kind of just speed through this part because there's so many tutorials on YouTube already and it's actually really quite simple way easier than a us to meet other wig I've ever made. So all I'm doing right now is I'm just on lining the front and the back of the wig with the front and the back of the wig cap. So you go ahead and put the wig cap on first and then you just put the wig on top and line it up, and then I'm just going to go ahead and break this here. Is a nice little raggedy braid just to get it out the way. So it's not flying all over the place when I get ready to start so I got my little wakes dancing. You can clip it on any flat surface. Really I got it from Sally, so I think it was like less than ten dollars but yeah. So, first part that you're going to start sewing is you're going to start sewing around the base where the hair starts. So you just kind of check that part down make sure that you're sewing that on to the wig cap and then I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to just cut a little bit of the lace. I'M not going to cut it all off. Just a little bit so that it lays a little bit flatter is not layered up and then I'm just going to go ahead and sew that part down to the wig cap as well. So once that part is done, you should have sewn two circles and it should kind of look like this and then you're going to go ahead and you're going to start in the back and start just sewing in the tracks going from side to side. And I'm just doing the flip over method in the back and that's just where I'm not cutting the tracks, so I'm just sewing from one end to the other flipping it over and tacking down the side, that's folded and then I just continue sewing and doing that. All the way until I basically finished this entire bundle, I'm the guy who never went over it off very good luck for your one bird I get kind of to the top of the web. This is where I start to cut my track, and I do this. Just because sometimes a little slip over method can make the little edges a little bit hard like a little knot. Part, and I want it to lay completely flat. So I just keep cutting and measuring cutting and measuring or measuring and cutting, measuring and cutting. Until I get all the way to the top enough to fill in as close as I possibly can to the actual 360, where the hair start so once all the tracks are sewn in, I end up using that one full bundle in like a 3/4 of the Other bundle I only had a little bit of it left, but you can always add those in if it starts to thin out, but this is already way too thick for me. I'M just going to go ahead and you're, going to put your wig inside out and you're going to cut out the excess wig cap. So you just cut not too close to where the tracks are so you'll see exactly where to do it, because you don't want it to unravel you don't want to accidentally cut a piece of thread, and this is what it should end up. Looking like okay, so now it's time for color, I went ahead and I mixed my forty developer with my bleaching powder, and I was going to do strand by strand highlights like is he did on my real hair, but I went ahead and I did this bobby Out technique and what you do is you just take your mixture and you just put it on a paddle brush and you just lightly comb it through starting from the bottom and then working your way up. I did this way because I didn't want the entire bottom to be lighter. I still wanted to have a few of these brown pieces in there. So that's why I did do an ombre or anything like that, and it's just this technique was just a weight easier to do in strand by strand and way quicker. So I just did this entire thing until I finish all of your hair he's baby. Oh, what not obvious mercy I'm feeling on it! She already knows you are about my videos already, so I placed a few pieces of foil around it just to help it turn a little quicker and keep it from drying out so fast, and I left it in for about 30 minutes. Maybe 45 minutes to actually start turning, really quick and then I'm just going to go ahead. I rinsed it out and then I'm just going to go ahead and take this well a charms toner and I'm just going to apply it throughout the entire head. And I let it sit for 30 minutes, so the color came out so pretty after I washed it. This is what it ended up. Looking like and the curls actually pop a little bit more now, and then I just want to hit my blow-dry date and then I'm taking my vanity planet Flatiron I'll leave the link down below for you guys. If anyone wants to purchase this, because I also have a coupon code for this - and I just went ahead and I straighten with the entire head - you wan na come on - you are burn. So I get this question so so much, I'm just showing you guys where I cut the lace off and I actually cut as close to the baby hair as I can because, as you guys know where the baby hairs are and then, where the other part of The hairline starts, there's always a little bit of space right there. So that's the part that I smashed down to my forehead. What the got to be glue. I don't leave the extra piece of lace there, because you can actually see it and I don't like it like that. So this is what I do. Okay guys. So I'm back - and this is what we're working with so far, but I'm going to cut it so long. It is, and I'm going to do the exact same way that I do my real hair. When I cut it back in December, I'm going to that exact same way, so this hair so go ahead. Y'All ready! What are these murdered? Pmr Tommy? She didn't murder diamonds, but if you he's bought give you a lot of his mercy, I'm feeling on it. She already knows you are not one, ok guys, so this is what it looks like after cutting much cutting it. I guess I think I'm going to cut some layers in the front, because this is just too straight to me. This is what the back of stuff looks like. It was a little bit harder cutting this versus cutting my reel here, because I totally forgot that this is super thick. So that's why it kind of sorry. That'S why I kind of like shift through a little bit, but after I bumped it, it came out fine. I think I'm just going to layer the front a little bit and then flip it out, like I do with my ruler. Yes, okay guys. So these are the final results. I did end up, cutting it just a little bit in the front to kind of give that layering effect kind of give that 90 spill. I didn't flip it out. Well, I did sleep it out and I didn't like it. So I end up just straighten it all over again, but yeah I'll see you guys enjoyed this video. I love you guys I'll see you in my next one opening all these already knows you and I back my store, my videos, I'm knowledge already door key. When I watch my comedy shows you emerge. It is