Flat Closure Wig On A Sewing Machine Ft. Model Model Gardenia Mastermix Yaki Straight Bss Hair.

What'S good babies and welcome back to the channel, so i got a treat for y'all again today. If you would like to see how i made this closure sewing machine wig at home for under 50 bucks, yes, ma'am, three bundles and a closure for under 50 bucks, and it's giving everything as you can see, make sure you stay tuned to catch the tea. So, jumping right into this video, the hair i'm going to be using is some beauty supply store, hair. This is a synthetic hair blend, it is a master mix and it is a one pack solution, meaning you get all three bundles and enclosure in one pack. For the low price of 31.99, i got this hair from my local beauty supply store, and i have previewed this hair this brand before and it is a very nice synthetic brand if you're looking for something affordable for all my girls out there who want to use Some synthetic hair try out this is a good brand. It does not tangle as much as normal synthetic other synthetic brands. Do. The only thing i don't like about this brand is, it is super shiny, as you can see it has that synthetic shine to it, but other than that you can get rid of that by using a little dry, shampoo, um, but other than that. Y'All, like this brand, is pretty pretty decent for the price because, like i said it does not tangle as much as the other synthetic brands doing it when it does tangle up literally, it acts just like remy or beauty supply store, like virgin hair, just get a Brush coming out and you're good to go so again, it came with three bundles. I got a 18 20 22 inch and the closure is a 4x4 um pre-plugged closure with baby hairs, and i did not do anything to this closure. Besides, add on some tinting spray and a little bit of makeup, and that's it so definitely recommend purchasing this, for the price, like i said here is the longest bundle the 22 inch and the wefts on here are very, very thin, which makes this perfect for making A wig i highly suggest using your synthetic hair and make it into a wig because it can last longer and then you be able to take it on and off at night. So that way, you're not sleeping anything getting me from detangle, so jumping into some of the things you're going to be needing i'm eating a mesh dome cap, some noodle and thread to sew your closure down and some other things, scissors measuring tape. If you are making a custom-made use it unit, like, i am sharpies for guidelines, thread cutting scissors, razors, your lace, tint or your makeup flat iron, i'm going to use my cortex flat iron and a hot comb, and i'm going to be using my hot comb. This hot comb will be available for you guys to purchase very very soon. This hot comb is a ceramic hot comb and it gets up to 500 degrees and y'all is the best hot comb. I'Ve used like no cat but anyways getting right into this construction. We'Re going to go ahead and double our wefts, starting with the longest bundle you want to go ahead and unravel it. When you unravel it, you want to keep it doubled up, so you don't want to take it apart, keep it doubled up and then go ahead and place it on your shoe machine and begin to sew it in using a zig, zag stitch and double the wefts Up super easy super self-explanatory. I am making this video with possession that you are familiar with: okay, car, hey, i'm sorry, y'all the struggle of recording. I am making this video with the perception that you are familiar with using the sewing machine. If you are not, i highly suggest you become clean one before trying to do it with this video. This video is not for beginners. So now we are going to go ahead and apply our dome cap onto our dome head and do our guidelines before we get into doing our guidelines. We want to sew on our closure or whatever type of closure piece you're going to be using you're using a frontal closure. I'M going to be using a 4x4 closure today, so we're going to go ahead and put that on there and when you do apply your closure, you want to make sure that you bring it down about a half an inch past the cap and then also pin It down very nice and tight and flat all four corners so that when you sew it down, it is as flat as you want it to be. We want our wigs and closures and frontals to be on flat flat, like drake said forever, so pin it down good sew it down good, then we're going to jump into doing our guidelines, so my begin to constructing our wig now we're taking our double wefted bundles, Starting with the longest bundle and applying that to our mesh dome cap, putting it under our pressure foot on our sewing machine and beginning to sew that thing on here um. You want to make sure that when you are constructing your wig on sewing machines that you are not stretching your cap underneath the pressure foot you pretty much just want to be a guide for that cap. You don't want to stretch it pull it anything just make sure it is straight and that you're following those guidelines - and you should be good to go - and this is how it should look once you get done - sewing down your weapon. I'M going to repeat that process until i get to the top of the wig. Now we are getting to getting our wig put on i'm going in with this ebon tinted lace spray, because i am not bleaching that or adding makeup. This is a holy grail product. I love to use when i am in a rush and don't got time to bleach knots or anything like that. Don'T forget to take those tabs off your side of your closures. It will make your closure and wig like a whole lot flatter, always remember to go in with some alcohol to clean off your skin and make sure you get it nice and prepared to lay down your lace and because we are not using any glue. This is a glueless install, i'm going in with the ebb and hairspray y'all. This works so good. I was shocked. I think i prefer this over the god to be because it got to be sometimes it just been to my skin and just be too much. This is perfect and i can take my wig off at the end of the day. So so i did some customization and all that good stuff off camera with my flat iron and hot comb, and this is the end result guys i'm very very impressed. This hair did take some heat very well up to 400 degrees. I actually used myself on 450 and it took it so you can get up to 450.. I did not try to curl this hair at all because i just wanted to wear it straight, but i hope you guys enjoyed this video, don't forget to comment and i'll see you in the next one bye