Part 1: How To Make A 360 Lace Frontal Wig Ft Yolissa Hair

[ Applause, ], hey guys what's up, is to go Smasher East and today in this video, I'm gon na be showing you guys how to make a 360 lace front to wig. I'M gon na be using hair from the hair company, yo Lissa, so yeah. Let'S go ahead and get started. This is part one of a two-part series, so I'm gon na start off by putting my wig cap onto my canvas head. It'S an adjustable cap, so it makes like 10 times easier and you'll be much more comfortable. So when we're doing the wig, we want to make sure you see where the black line is right. We want to pull the front tool about an inch forward for the wig cap. Now we're gon na do. Is it's a little bit loose, you'll notice, if you're doing this with me and you're gon na have to fold make little folds just so that when you're sewing it it souls on seamlessly and there is no loose bulges or anything now. This is my first time doing the 360 lace front awake so um bare with me guys, I'm learning with you just as we're doing this. What I did was you can see. I pinned everything down now. I'M gon na go ahead and just sew as close as possible to the hair, so she's gon na go right ahead and go right around the entire head and just make um. You know nice neat stitching now. This is a little bit hard because there is no lining and call it. A frontal will have lining I kind of skipped through the process. So don't kill me. I wasn't proud of my work, but I still wanted to show you guys what I did in the video. So I pretty much did the same exact ups that I would do how I was doing a regular wig. You know so I'm from left to right left to right left to right, so that part is fairly self-explanatory. If you're looking for something more more in depth, this is not the video for you they here I will say it didn't. Have a nice silky finish, so that was an A+ for me. I used about three bundles that I was sent to create this look, and this hair is completely straight. I'M the only issue I had with this hair is: you have to definitely double the web's, because if not then the West, you know you can see that it's kind of thin right here a little bit, so I did have to definitely go back and add more In here, because the wefts were not as full, you know, but overall I will say the hair wasn't a complaint for me. I wish the frontal was a little bit more fuller guys, also I'm styling this entire wig in a part, two video. I do not show you the back of the hair now, because I'm still learning how it looks inside so it looks kind of like a wig. You can cut the black part of the wig. If you want or you can leave it, I decided to go ahead and cut it, but for future preferences I probably would not cut the black wig cap inside just because I felt like it was pointless. I felt more snug with the lace the wig cap inside, so this is how the back of the wig looks at 360 Wagar and I tested it on my cousin's head, because I couldn't really see what was going on being that this is my first time doing. This, as I mentioned before so I kind of tested it on her head first to see how it looked on her head and I was able to customize it a little bit more on her head before. I went ahead and put it on my head, so the hair was fairly long. It was longer on me than it was on her because she's a little bit taller than me. Yes, this is how the back look. So you see these little and sewn up pieces. I'M hems by the air I was so lost. Oh what to do with that, and I didn't know where to put the headband because it would show on the sides by the air guys I was so lost with this entire tutorial. I'M being a hundred percent honest! So um, like I said, the one thing I did get to lay properly was the wig towards the end I rectally properly, but I wasn't able to in a ponytail. I did go ahead and customize and tweeze this wig very much, so I didn't lose a whole lot of hair out of this to make it look much more natural to my liking. Um yeah, I just didn't know where to cut I'm not gon na even lie. I'M not gon na even like real, real, honest good job right now. Now I'm just cutting around the ears and I did find a way to sneak a headband underneath so I'm trying to tuck it under, but it's not really seamless, if that makes sense. So this is just not seamless enough for me. I'M gon na cut the other part off of the other part of the air and show you guys how it looks. So I added in this piece of stretchy fabric that I found um in my house and I kind of attached it I kind of made like my own little concoction, so the headband is there. I might just have a headband. Then I took some pieces of the fabric and I kind of added it to from the cuts of where one part of the air was so the cut of the other part of the air. So that's that little stretchy piece right there, that's what kept it snug to be honest. But if I didn't do this, I'm still trying to figure out see I've watched tutorials on YouTube and I feel like I'm, not really learning anything about anything. So I'm gon na have to play with this a little bit more myself of how I usually teach myself how to do things, but now I'm just gon na go ahead and get to styling and show you the rest later in part 2. You