Wig Customization & Styling | 360 Lace Wig Tlw03 Wowafrican.Com

Hi babes welcome back to my channel so in this video, I'm going to be showing you how I customized my 360 lace, wig from wow African, I'm gon na, be showing how I cut the lace off my 360 wig. How I plucked the hairline! Also, how I sew on and attach my elastic band on the inside, as well as my overall styling, with baby hairs, and everything like that. So if you guys want to see how I do each step, then please keep watching. I also have a previous video with this wig and I show how I strain and style it without damaging the hair. So these clips are from that video. It shows it has three clips in the front one in the back, and this isn't what the 360 lace looks like. So I'm gon na start by cutting a line through the lace and just going around the hairline very, very carefully making sure not to cut off any of the hairs any of the baby hairs or anything like that once the lace is cut off. I measure my elastic band that I'll attach on the inside, so I'm just gon na measure it and stretch it from ear to ear and then I'm going to place it on the ear tabs of the wig and start sewing. I would recommend using a curved needle as well as a thread that is used for hair and wigs, but in this video I could not find my correct tool. So I'm just working with what I have, which is a regular sewing needle and regular thread, and it worked out perfectly fine, so just go with what you have after I have each side sew down. This is how the wig looks when I first put it on this. Wig is be plucked, but if you want to do a little bit more of a customization for your own hair line, this is what I do so. Basically, I find the most dense areas of the wig and I just start plucking. The point of this step is to make the hairline look a little bit more natural, as we don't have a lot of dense hair on our natural hair line. So I'm just going in where there's a lot of hair a little bit too much and just kind of thinning it out a little making sure not to take out too much. And you can just start slow and take out a few pieces here and there and see how it looks and that's what I'm gon na do, I'm gon na start small and then, if I need to do more customizing later, I can definitely go back in and Do that for the styling portion, I'm using my got to be glued gel and I'm going to be taking the baby hairs that actually came on this wig naturally, and I'm just going to slick them down. So the reason I do this I know it's a lot of baby hairs in the front, but when you use this gel it really helps to secure the wig down. So you can also glue down the actual lace, but for a really quick and easy styling. I like to just take the baby hairs and glue them down, because I know my wig is not going to come on, so this is how it looks after I slicked my baby hairs down with the glue and I'm going to take my L'Oreal Bayer natural mineral Powder and a regular flat brush - and I'm just going to put that in my part, to make it look more natural. As you can see, this color is perfect, and this is the final result. So you can choose to do, however, dense of baby hair, as you like. This is just so. I know it's very secure, but this is the overall style, and this is how I do it. This is also the natural texture of the hair. I love it. Thank you guys so much for watching and I'll see you in my next video