Pt2| Get Red-Y For Fall!||How To Make&Customize A Wig||Ft. Asteriahair||

Welcome back this is part two of this three-part series of how to color construct and install your unit. I am now about to show you guys in this video how I make my unit. The supplies that I use were just the wild back. So if you didn't catch it we're winding back and you will see it. So this is the dome cap that I use and let's get started, so I have officially started on the bottom bundles. So my two longest bundles. I do double my tracks and I am going to show you guys how I sew the track onto the dome cap. So if you look closely, I do not sew on to the thick elastic band, I so above it so that way I could have a little bit more stretch when I am putting on my wig my unit, so nothing fancy here, just showing you guys how I Flip the track try to keep it as flat as possible, so that way it does not pump up or bump up and now that I've added my two bundles, I'm now going to start with my closure. So I usually like to use the dome cap for guidance. You don't have to do this, and some closures may be bigger than that, but I use it because it's there. So this is just showing you how I go through the dome cap for the closure and then through the closure. We are going to sew from side to side and then the back making sure your stitches are as close as possible, so there is no lift and it is secured. Okay, the closure is all done all sewed in now, I'm going to fill in the rest of the space with the remaining two bundles, so I have added in three bundles and now I am going to be working on my fourth bundle to fill in that space. This is just showing you how I go through the web and fill in that spot, so I finished the rest of the hair, adding the rest of the hair off-camera. It is now complete if you look really closely you'll, see that there is no space in between the closure in the weft hair, and that is because you don't want those gaps or those spaces, because it will not look right when the wind blows. So I'm just gon na go here and cut off the excess material underneath the lace so that way it can mimic scalp when it's time for you put it on your head. Okay, the extra material is off. I am now about to go into parting, the hair and get it ready for a customization all right. So, let's jump right on to it. We are going to shape the hair first before I even begin to tweeze or pluck any hair lines. So, as you can tell, there is definitely disconnect between those two pieces, so we're going to go ahead and blend that on in and make it look good. So get your shears and begin to trim. I usually like to use a scissor sliding method, so that way is not such a harsh line. I do that pulling the hair backwards and then also pulling a hair towards the front. So that's a big no-no disconnect disconnect disconnect. We don't want that so now, I'm checking the front and I still need to do some evening out. So I'm gon na go ahead and do that now. Okay, so I've done the front with even in it out and making it look as uniform as possible, and now I'm just gon na go through and as just some slight layers, because I don't want anything too heavy throughout the hair, just something for a little bit Of so now, let's get to these ends, hunt see so what I want to do is go in at an angle. Point cutting. So that way is not too harsh of a line going straight across so I have finished even it up and I'm just gon na go back in and check anything that needs to be fixed and wallah there we go. We have some clean ends. So now, let's customize this front, nothing too crazy. I just want to break open that middle part, because right now is looking like the Red Sea before Jesus came and split it open. So we just want to go ahead and you know make that room make that space. Okay, so y'all see the difference. I said I'm gon na do now is still go through part. The hair at a horizontal angle and begin to pluck it towards hairline and, as you guys can see the difference between the plucked part and the nine plucked part. And when it's time for me to lay down my wig you'll, see why I ended up doing this to the closure. So I'm gon na continue to go through at a horizontal angle and just remove some of the bulk from the closure and now on to the other side - and I repeat the same thing: okay guys so I'm finishing up the side of the hair. And once I get done with this side, I will be moving on to part three of this series and that is styling the hair and installing a unit don't forget to rate comment and subscribe.