How To: Make A Closure Wig In 30 Minutes For Beginners Ft. Sunber Hair

Thanks for coming to check out this video, if you have not seen me before my name - is Jess - welcome to Jess the Dragon s youtube channel, make sure you hit that subscribe button and turn on post notifications. So you never miss a single upload. Today'S video is all about how I make my wigs in under an hour, so I do receive these bundles from sunburn hair. I received that three bundles are four bundles and a closure, and I created this way in less than an hour. So if you want to learn how to make a wig super quick super easy for beginners, this is the video for you definitely keep on watching. So I'm gon na do a quick voiceover. For this part, these are the materials you're going to need you're going to need a stand for your wig head. You can get that from your local beauty supply store. You can also get the foam head from your local supply store. Mine doesn't refit on my stand. Very well so I just use a piece of cloth in the middle and that helps the wig head to stay. Still. I get this spandex cap also from my beauty. Supply store for $ 2.99 you're gon na need scissors needle and thread to sew on your closure and your 30 second glue to attach your bundles and a hairdryer. If you need to if the glue isn't drying fast enough and some duct clips are always useful. You'Re also going to need your hair. The hair I chose to use today was from sunburn hair, it's their Malaysian natural wave. I did get three bundles and I do have a coupon code for you guys so go ahead and use that to save 5 % off the bundles that I got were really really thick. I usually use four bundles, but this time three was enough. So you're gon na go ahead and put your spandex cap onto your wig head and you're gon na pin that down with just some straight pins I got mine from jo-ann's. You can get them from anywhere, I'm just to secure the cap in place before you start gluing and sewing your hair on. So the top closure you're going to use your needle and thread to sew that I also used a few pins to secure that in place. As well so I used about five pins all around the top part of the closure to make sure that it was secure and it was not gapping anywhere. Then I went ahead and used my duct clip to tie the hair up and away so that I could sew more easily without the hair being in my way. So you just need to do one needle for this and you just go ahead and sew the best. You know how it doesn't have to be perfect, there's no specific way that you need to sew it on just so. The closure onto the dome cap make sure it's secure and then it's not gapping so that it will lay flat once your wig is completely created. So that's what it should look like once your closure is completely sold down. You just sew around the perimeter, but not around the front. Okay, don't sew the front of the closure down just around the perimeter, then you're gon na want to go ahead and grab your tracks. You'Re gon na measure, one track: that's gon na go all the way from the front end of the closure. All the way to the back and around to the front trim that and place that first track. I always do this so that my wig looks nice and seamless when I have it on my head, so you're gon na use your 30 second glue. You'Re gon na apply a decent layer, not super thick, but of a decent amount of glue. All right so then you're going to go ahead and attach that track from the top of the closure all the way around the back and then to the top of the other side of the closure. This track is just gon na make your wig look. Nice and seamless, so it's really important to have that one track. After that, though, I don't cut my West at all. My website use the flip over method. If you want, you can also use a hairdryer to dry the glue if it's drying too slowly. So then, you're going to go ahead and measure where you're gon na place that next track, I usually do it at the nape of the neck, just apply a little bit of glue on the track. Like I said, I don't cut these, so you go ahead and place that where you want it at the nape of the neck, hold it in place for a few seconds, you can blow-dry it. If you want to, or you can place a straight pin. I always just place a straight pin because it's faster and I can move a lot more quickly. When I just placed a straight pin, then I just go ahead and add a little more glue then flip it over, and I know the straight pin is there, but you can remove that at the end and it just makes everything go so much more faster. So that's just the way that I do so like I said, just keep going back and forth, adding the glue sticking the pin, if you want to you, can use the dryer whatever method you feel most comfortable with, but, like I said, I start with the nape Of the neck and then just keep moving up and sort of like a semicircle shape until I get all the way to the top of the closure. So in this area you can see where the cap is kind of gaping and it won't really lay flat. It'S okay, you can just keep adding your glue tracks right on top of it and it will glue the cap down and secure it so that the cap will fit your head perfectly. Also remember: to get a Styrofoam head that fits your head. If it doesn't, you can always make it fit your head by just adding duct tape all around it and build it up until the cat until the wig head is the same circumference as your own head measurement, so that every time you make a wig, the wig Will fit you perfectly, so you guys, I was so nervous that three bundles would not make a full enough wig and I would not have enough hair, but I literally had the exact perfect amount of hair and yeah the wig just came out so so pretty so This is me just laying the last few tracks and I did end up cutting the ones just at the top to make sure that I had enough hair. So this is the final product you're gon na go ahead and take down your closure you're, going to take your pins out and go ahead and take the wig off of the dome cast, not off the dome cap off the styrofoam head. So once you remove the wig you're gon na want to cut away that excess cap. That'S underneath the closure that you sewed down so just grab a pair of scissors and cut that away, be careful. Make sure you don't cut your stitches, because otherwise your closure will come off all right. You guys, I hope you enjoyed the tutorial. This is there water wave here and I'm absolutely loving it. I think wave is the move like, especially in the summer, if you're gon na be swimming or going on vacation, you can just hop in the water. Let this hair air dry no need to curl it flatiron, nothing, it will be beautiful, and this wig is a super awesome option if you're on vacation as well, because you can either sew it down or make sure that you make it to fit your head perfectly And it doesn't need to be sewn down. I never saw mine down at all. Alright, you guys make sure you hit that subscribe button. Press the like button turn on post notifications share this video with anyone that you feel like it could be helpful for anybody out there that wants to learn how to make a wig. That'S super easy and super fast. Alright, thanks so much for watching this video and make sure you stay tuned for the slo-moes