Diy: How To Make, Cut, & Style Blunt Bob Wig Using A Closure

Hi guys, i'm lashonna interview new to my channel. Welcome if you're not welcome back dogs today, I'm gon na be showing you guys how to get this nice sleek blunt Bob, we're gon na be sewing, styling cutting and everything the whole nine yards. So if you guys are interested in seeing how I made this bomb, then you guys already know what to do stick around and just continue to watch. So the first thing we're gon na be using is this little Styrofoam head? I like to use it cuz, it's small, and so it's my head and we're gon na be using this little wig cap that I got off of Amazon. We'Re gon na meet some scissors. Of course. We'Re also gon na need some nylon thread and some sea hooks. As you see here and we're gon na be needing some tea pushpins to kind of hold down our cap and our week, I'm also gon na be using these little combs here, just to kind of sew into the sides. You'Re gon na need a closure, and I am using three bundles of 10 inch straight Brazilian hair and also the frontal was also 10 inches. So the first thing we're gon na do is go ahead and place on our wig cap and I'm gon na flip it on the inside out. So you guys see right here I'll, be able to hook my little kind of like the little broth scraps. I call them into the week to make your wig tie or leaves or, however, you want to do it, as you see me do here, and this wig is a large, I'm sorry and this cap is a large and so I'm going to pin down the sides. Just a little bit before I start sewing just to kind of make sure that the week fits my head because I, like I said I do have a small peanut head and now I'm gon na take those t pushpins and I'm just gon na kind of pin Down my closure, I'm gon na put about four or five pins in here, just to kind of hold it in place so that when I get ready to sew, it doesn't budge on me and once I'm done, they should all look like this I'll. Just kind of put a couple in the front and about three in the back as you see here and then I'm just gon na take this hair and put it in a little ponytail just to kind of keep it out of the way. So I don't sew the hair down when I begin to sew and after threading my C hook, I'm just gon na tie a little straight knot in it at the end and there's no specific way on how to sew down your closure. I just kind of you know, go from underneath and you know sew all the way around. I mean no specific designs or anything like that and that's in special and I'm just gon na sew all the way around that frontal into my frontal. It'S completely sewn down, and so whenever I get to the end - and I cut my thread - I always just kind of tie about three or four little knots on the end. Just so that my knots don't come undone and they don't unravel, and once I'm done, I'm just gon na take out all the little pins and when you finish it should kind of look like this. Nothing fancy just sewn all the way completely down and right here. You'Ll just see me thread in through the width of my track with my little C hook, just because I like for it to stay like kind of firm and when I sold through those widths and then sew it down. It stays put and like it really does. Not come unravel if you do it this way, you guys so I'm just going to pin down my little tracks here and then I'm just gon na start. You know sewing underneath the whit's and what I did since I started first sewing through the width. It'S already nice and secure and then I'll just take the needle and go underneath the width into the cap and I'll wrap the thread around the needle one time and then I'll pull through and I'll. Just keep doing that all the way across my week and once I get to the end, I'm just gon na cut off that track. I am using two tracks by the way, ladies and then I'm just gon na sew through the width of that end. Every time I get to the end, I'll start sewing through the width and then I'm gon na tie about three or four little knots in it just to kind of make sure it's nice and secure now, usually I'll do like the fold-over method. Instead of cutting my tracks - but I don't want to do that here, because I want to make sure that this week is completely flat and make sure you guys don't accidentally sew down these little adjustable scraps. So as you'll see here, I'm just gon na kind of take it and pin it underneath. So I don't accidentally sew it down because I have done that before and then it was a disaster, so make sure you guys get those out of the way and yeah the rest of the wig is kind of self-explanatory. So I did kind of speed up the process and, as you see I just went all the way around. The dome of this head sewing two tracks at a time using the little wrap around the hood melting. As you guys see me doing here - and I just did that all the way to I got completely to the top of the head and once I get to the top of the head, you guys see me start going in another direction in just a second here And once I'm done sewing everything down, it should look like this little kind of pattern. You guys really can't see that well with my camera. Sorry guys but anyways, like I said once I get to the top of the crown I'm just gon na sew the hair across now, instead of going in the little u-shape and I'm just gon na. So I want to say it was about four or five tracks that I sewn across all the way. So I got to the front of the closure - and I'm just gon na sew - that in this direction, so that my wig leg is completely flat in the top of my crown and to close everything off. I'M just gon na take one track and I'm just gon na sew that into my closure so that it is connected and I'm gon na do that all the way across. So there is no spaces left in the top of the ground of the week, and so now that I'm done sewing, I'm just gon na take out all my little t-pins and I'm gon na comb, the hair down and I'm gon na put a part directly down The center, because this is how I will be wearing this week and then once I'm done with it I'll, pin everything down and I'm gon na, take some tweezers and I'm just gon na kind of tweeze out that part, so that I open it up a little Bit and make it look a little bit more natural and I'll put a little bit of foundation in the middle of this part. You'Ll see me do in a moment here, just so that it makes this part look a little bit more natural. Since I didn't bleach the knots don't want to bleach the knots, because sometimes it makes the hair shed out a little bit easier, and if you want your week to last a little bit longer then just use foundation instead of bleaching. Your knots make sure you pull out all that excess hair. As you see me doing here, and I'm going to take my little one and I'm just gon na kind of make everything look flat and make that frontal. I'M sorry it makes that closure lay flat and that's pretty much it for this part of the week and I'm gon na take it off of the mannequin and it's these little flaps on the side. I did not slow down. I always cut these little flaps off because I don't need them. I like this cap, you know because it's a little bit more breathable than that stocking cap, but this one has these little flaps on the end and I just take them and cut them off. I'M also going to cut out this part of the week right here that we don't need anymore. I'M just going to take my scissors and be careful to go around not cutting any thread and cut out that middle section of the week so that all you see is the actual closure. And here you see me, like, I said, taking my foundation and putting that right in the part, so that this part will look a little bit more natural see. Ladies, so here you'll see me taking my scissors being very careful to cut off this little lace. That'S left on the front of the closure, make sure you get your little baby hairs out of the way I might do something with them, not sure yet, so I didn't want to cut off my little baby arrow so be sure you be careful not to do That but cut this as close to the hairline as you possibly can, so that it is not noticeable, and so once I'm done cutting that off. That is pretty much all I'm gon na do to the wig. I am gon na put a little bit of mousse on it, just to make sure everything lays nice and flat. I also went ahead and sold in those little combs inside of the wig, as you see here, just so that I'll be able to stick this under my braids this week fits very snug. I didn't need any elastic band or anything, so we are going in here to salon 7 and letting my girl Maria cut this BOP and make a cute kill anybody. So, as you guys can see, I wasn't about to take any chances with cutting this week. So I decided I would go to one of my professional hairstylist friends and let her just do the honors for me, because I didn't want to risk cutting this thing too short and making it look a hot mess and wasting all this hair. So Maria is just gon na go ahead and cut this into a bob for me and just to kind of make it you know to my shoulders. I didn't want it too long and I didn't want it too short. This week was kind of inspired by Rasheeda from Love & Hip Hop. I seen on like Love & Hip, Hop the intro, and I was like ooh that week. So you know I think I'm gon na make new one. So I wanted it kind of deadly. So, as you guys will see I'll just let you continue to watch Maria do her thing with these scissors and if you guys, are interested in finding out anything about Maria and her info I'll make sure I list everything below she's over epsilon 7. So if you here locally go ahead and check out my girl, she is a beast with the scissors. Okay, so now that my reel has whacked this thing up enough for me, I'm gon na put on a little cream-colored stocking cap. Just so, it looks more natural in my part, and then I'm gon na go ahead and put on my wig and I'm just gon na take my little combs and stick them underneath my braids and underneath my wig cap. So it fits nice and snug. And this week is not going anywhere and then I'm just gon na kind of brush through it. Looking nice and flat, like I like it, okay now, these baby hair is like. I wasn't for sure if I wanted to do baby hairs or not, but I just tried it. I took my little baby hair comb and some got to be glue, gel and just kind of jill's him down a little bit and kind of plate with him. I don't think I was quite satisfied with the whole baby hair look thing, but I gave it a shot. I don't know I kind of played with them a little bit more. You know, as I wear this week, but I think I wind up combing them all out at the end and just wearing it naturally with no baby hairs. So just watch me plate these baby hairs a minute and then, after that, I'll go ahead and store a flat iron. This week, I'm just gon na take my flat irons and I'm just gon na kind of go through this whole week, just kind of doing a little hook motion like a curved motion with the flat irons so that it has a slight bump to it, not too Tight because I don't want it to like curl up too tight, and I don't want to look too straight, like a razor cut Bob. I wanted to have that little curve, just underneath my chin bone here so as you'll see I'll just go through this whole entire wig, with this little flat iron, just to kind of give it that little bump and yeah that's pretty much gon na. Do it. For this video you guys this was a very easy to do Bob. 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