T[Ress]-Time: How To Add Extra Bundle To Closure Wig

What'S happening guys welcome back to my channel if you're new to my channel, my name is terry melda and you're sipping, spinning and seeing the tea with me and the tea today is how i added some volume and some length to this wig. So, let's get into it the wig, i'm adding a bit of length too. You might recognize from a previous video. It is a west kiss 613 20 inch wig with a 5x5 closure. The wig as it is, is fine, but i personally felt that it was a little thin. So i wanted to add a bit of volume and some length, because why not so i've got the bundle from face beauty, i'm just showing you that it came with a couple. Big caps and i've got a 22 inch bundle. Obviously in 613, just showing you what? How the bundle came - and i thought it was a decent sized bundle, and i thought the hair quality was also decent. The price of the bundle was also very decent. I don't think i came across many vendors and aliexpress that only sold the bundles without the closures and the frontals, and here i'm just checking that the bundle matches the wig because they're from two different vendors. But i don't think it matters so i'm starting from. Basically, the base of the wig, the last track at the bottom at the nape of the neck that i'm going to sew in my first track of hair. If it makes sense, so i'm just making sure i've secured the clip so that there's no hair in the way and i'm bringing the bundle forward just to measure the length. I did use two wefts just to measure to see. If i wanted it to be that thick um, but i just don't know, they'll be just too much and i didn't know how much hair would need down the line. So, okay, let me just do one track. One left at a time, so i'm just measuring how much of the bundle i'm going to cut and then sew on this part of the wig. As you can see, i'm just cutting it off there, i'm just using a generic white thread and needle to sew the track in and once i've thread, the needle, i'm just tying a few knots at the end to make sure it's secure and it doesn't pull through When i'm sewing so i thread the needle through the track i'm sewing in and then i went over the track and thread the needle and stitched through the existing track of the wig. That'S what i'm trying to show you here. I think that's how i was trying to find a way of hiding the knot between the track, i'm adding and the existing track in the wig. Once i've made that initial stitch, i then go over and put the needle through the track, i'm adding and the existing track of the wig making sure not to catch the net of the wig. Otherwise, it would lead to complications down the line and it will. It will affect the way the wig sits and fits on your head, so just make sure when you're stitching through the track of the wig is just the track and not the net. So, as you can see, i am stitching through the weft of the bundle i'm adding and the left of the existing track of the wig and i'll show you in closer detail later on in the video. But here i am checking to make sure that that is exactly what i'm doing and i'm not actually getting the net of the wig. So there are no complications down the line. Oh is so. I'Ve now got to the end of the track that i'm stitching onto the wig and i've just gone over and over the end, just to make sure that once i do cut the thread it doesn't unravel. But on top of just stitching over at the end of the track, i'm also tying a few knots just to make sure it's absolutely secure. So there's no chance of any unraveling once i've cut the thread is okay. One trap done a few more to go. I'M just looking to see okay. Is it actually a seamless transition in terms of the length that i've added in and the volume, and also i'm thinking of, okay, i've done one where's, the next one going to be added, so i think i came to the conclusion that there will be a space Of one track, as in one existing track in the week between the tracks that will actually add in, i think, towards the back of the head, it was one track in between each one added and later on. I think it went up to two to three tracks in between, so here i'm just trying to decide how much space is in between each track and how many rows there are just trying to make sure i have an even distribution of the bundle added in. So it's not too bulky at the back and also that there's enough to go around, i wasn't sure how much of the bundle i was going to use. But, as you can see, i've come to conclusion and i'm already clipping the hair away. So i can have the next trap: here's the close-up, so i'm just showing you how i am stitching the track onto the existing track of the wig. I am stitching the needle through the weft of the bundle and also the weft of the track. The existing track of the wig that ensures that the net of - or i guess the wig cap is not stitched through, because that will make the wig tight and it affects how the wig fits so by stitching through the wefts. It ensures that you that the needle doesn't go through the net or the wig cap or it doesn't affect the construction of the wig length check. So i'm just combing through checking how it's going. I think we're really getting somewhere here, just checking if it's seamless in terms of the transition in length and volume, but i am actually happy with how it's going at this point, i'm very happy with how it's going. So this is the last track that i sewed onto the wig, it's just above the ear tabs of the wig, and whilst this is going on the background - and there will be a close-up again of how i'm stitching the track on just wanted to talk about how Many traps that i did so on and the spaces between them once again in total, i sewed six tracks onto the wig from the base to this last track here, which is just above the ear tabs. The top three tracks had two rows between each added track and the bottom three tracks that add in had a space of one row is i'm hoping. Finally, i have finished, and here is how much of the bundle was left after i'd finished sewing in the tracks. Could have actually added a couple more rows, but i didn't want to make it too bulky here. I'M trying to compare the lengths of the original wig and what i added in, but i don't think i've got that right. That looks a bit too. I don't think. That'S right to me that doesn't look right. I think i'm even thinking like is that right and i basically just gave up trying to figure out so um. Yes, i'm just trying to show you. You know the length the volume, the life you know the luster i've given it to this wig. You know revamping it and yeah. I think i've done a pretty good job. I think i'm just comparing tr again trying to figure out. You know the length difference there where it sat before and where it's sitting now tells of the length yep this i'm i'm definitely feeling myself because look look at me. I actually think i'm that i'm, that b, which i am but look at me - i'm just loving myself here. So yes, there was nothing wrong with the wig originally, but i wanted to give it a bit more life. You know a bit more volume and, as actually as i was adding the tracks in, i could see, there was some thinning and some of the existing tracks are in the wig. So it's good that i thought of actually adding the tracks in just to reinforce the volume and just give a bit more length as well. Please let me know if you like this video i've got a couple more hair videos in the pipeline. So please do look out for that when i do release them. If you want to see more, you know head videos, please do comment below and let me know if it's not hair, whatever else you'd like to see my channel. Thank you for actually watching this video. As well - and please do not forget to like comment and subscribe and until next time keep on slipping, you