Machine Sewn Wigs Vs Hand Stitch Wigs| Silk Base Bob Wig

Stay tuned, as I take this week from brittle to brilliant. This is a be renewed Bob wig transformation, hello people I am here at my be renewed clinic. I have my my client, which is no way that I'm going to be renewing today. My client rung me this beautiful wig. The hair on the wig is really nice, really really nice. The hair, the quality of the hair, is really nice. The highlights on the hair was done very, very well, and so what she wants me to do is just tighten up her wig. This wig was originally hand-sewn and the construction of the wig was done very well um. It'S a silk base, lace, closure, wig, and these silk base lace, closure. Wigs, are very realistic. Let me see if I can there it is very realistic. So what I'm going to do its tighten up her wig with my sewing machine, so I'm just showing you guys. The actual difference between hand sewing not the difference with the benefits, yeah, the difference and the benefits of hand sewing and machine sewing. Like I said there was nothing wrong with the construction of this week. I just want to show you guys the benefits of actually having its own on the sewing machine, the longevity, the stitching and all of that, and on I mean you - can have your wigs for a long time when their machine song, because the stitching is very very Closely closely done and it's durable, so this is how it looks not it brush it out. So sorry, I mean trust me. The cut of this wig is really nice. It has nice flowy layers and, like I said, the quality of this hair is beautiful. So I'm going to just let me show you where the tracks are coming down and you see how, when you hand so how loose that is. Okay, so pay attention to that, because I'm gon na show you the difference when I'm done so there are some tracks missing here and I'll, be here, we're gon na, tighten it up and we're also gon na add a band to her wig. You can see the stitching here and I'm gon na add a band so that it's nice and tight on her head. She usually gets her wig sewn on to her own hair with a braided foundation, but she wants the option to be able to take it off because she's working out - and you know she sweat so we're gon na give her that option by adding a bands for Extra security, so it'll feel like she has its own in, but it'll just be that security with the band so stay tuned. Okay, so the first thing I'm going to do is try to see where this closure ends somebody's lift the hair up. Can you see right there, that's the edge of the closure, so I'm gon na separate the hair all the way around, so that I can take it and sew it down so a stitch all the way around here on my sewing machine and then once I do That I'll take this extra material, that's here and I'll I'll cut that away. So then it'll it'll lay even flat even more flat on her head. So because this access material is it's unnecessary. When you have it stitched, the closure actually stitch all the way around you. Don'T need this, this extra lace, okay! So now the wig is all finish and before I wash in conditioning I'm going to add a elastic band. So what you want to do is you want the band the seam of the band so go along. One of the tracks, so that one is pulling it's not pulling against it, but it's pulling with it. So I'm gon na sew where the track is are probably in between the track, but it's gon na go the same direction and not against the track. If I wash and treated just wanted to show you again how tightly stitched that is any little strings here, that's just access string from the previous dish that I didn't want to rip the neck. So I'll just left those stitching on the tracks but, like I said, as you can see, it is very tightly stitched, so it's gon na be long lasting, it's gon na be durable, it'll, be able to withstand coloring and washing and brushing and all of those things Without you know, the string loosening up or unraveling - or you know, just awareness, hair on the thread and also the cotton, cotton or nylon thread is the best thread for sewing your wig or stitching your wig all right, so we're gon na wash and treat it and Then I'll style, the wig okay, so I'm gon na attach a Whitcomb right at the bottom, where the adjustable flaps are, and I'm just gon na hand stitch this right. There hope you guys can see it so I'll go in between these this mesh and then an actual comb. Okay. So I have the wig on the on the forum and I want to show you guys how it was over plucked in this area. Here you see all those well, you can see the big gap, that's here. So what my client wants is a very defined part, so that she's not having to look for the part when she puts her hair or puts her wig on so because this is so over plucked. I'M gon na have to take some hair from this side and bring it over to this side and I'll just gently pluck out some of the hair to define it and then we're gon na foam wrap it so that it lays flat let it dry underneath the Dryer and then I'll blow dry, the rest of the hair so to style. The wig I'm gon na be using my eye on precision flat iron. This flat iron is phenomenal. It customizes to your hair length and your hair density and also the wetness of your hair. So how dry your hair is when the flatiron touches it. So what you do is you set it to either short, medium or long and then thin thick, then medium or thick hair density, and then, once you have the settings, you lock it in place. So for this wig I'm just going to set it on the highest setting, which is four hundred and thirty degrees, and then you lock it and now is set you you