How To Make A Fiery Red/Orange Crochet Marley Hair Wig For Under $40

Hey y'all, it's your girl, naturally naughty here, I'm here today to share with you guys how I created this huge Marley, hair, crochet wig, I'm using this hair from silky strands hair store, which is on Aliexpress. They sent me eight packs in the color 3500 and I created this wig out of seven packs. So I had one pack leftover if you're interested in seeing how I made this wig and cut and styled it, you know what to do. Just please stay tuned. All righty lives so we're starting off with this week, almost done, I'm just gon na show you how to do the top. I have another video on my channel about how to make a crochet wig, and this is the same type of technique. If you're interested in watching that video, I will have it linked at the top. Just click the I, but I am just going to take a normal crochet tool which the silky strands hair store actually sends in the package with all the hair, which was very very convenient. So you don't have to buy a crochet tool if you order this hair. What I'm crocheting the hair onto is a closed top mesh weaving cap, this one's five red by kiss, which I'll have link in the description box below you can find it at your local Beauty Supply. So, as you can see, I'm just putting the crochet tool through one of those little holes in the closed top mesh weaving cap and then I'm going to just I'll show you from beginning right here. So, as you can see, I'm just looping that hair in half, then I'm going to put the hair through one of those holes on the mitch weaving cap, pull it through and then I'm just doubled knotting it once again you're just going to loop, the hair on Your finger put the crochet tool up under one of those little holes and then put the hair on to the crochet tool. Close the latch, pull it under there's a little loop there. So just pull the hair through and then you're just gon na double knot. It so I'm just going to let you guys watch me finish the majority at the top of this wig and I'll catch back up with you guys, so we can cut and style it all righty guys, so the wig is done and I'm gon na take some Hair shares now we're going to cut the crap out of this week because it really really needs it. As you can see, I'm it just really needs to be shaped. If I put it on my head looking like this, it will look a hot mess and it was a lot of hair on this wig. I probably should've did a bit less hair, maybe six packs, but I went in and used seven. So what I'm gon na do is just take these hair shears and we're just gon na thin the front out first and we're really going to like setting that hairline out. So I'm using the I'm cutting the hair, that's closest to the edge of the wig, because I want to create some bankage in the front and I wanted to stand it out. So it's just not like a whole bunch of hair in my face. So that's all we're doing right here. This hair is extremely extremely thick, so it was extremely hard to cut. I did not pull it apart to crochet onto the wig cap, because it's hard to pull apart, it starts getting very, very tingly. The texture is great. It'S a great great texture, it's very thick and tingly, which is what you want, because it's kind of like a Afro type of hair. So I didn't pull it apart to crochet on the wig cap. I'M doing it on the back end and it really takes a lot of time to cut this hair. I have two pairs of hair shears and I'm using ones that are kind of dull right now I had to switch to my sharper ones to really get in there and cut this hair. Otherwise it would've took me literally forever. So, as you can see, I'm creating some layers now also I wan na I wan na have like a nice shape. I want it to go from long at the bottom and didn't get shorter as it get to the top, so we're just shaping it just see what type of shape you want to have and that's how you're going to want to cut the hair so right here. I am going in on the front and really really cutting the front part. Very, very short: I'm going to use this to one mass, the the crochet wig cap, so you won't be able to see it and also I wanted to create like a little bit of bangs, like I said before, so the hair, that's closest to the end of The crochet wig cap, I'm just couldn't get a short as possible and, as you can see, you could kinda see the vision right here, but I'm gon na show you more of the vision that I'm doing at the end. So I'm just taking the hair shears now and just couldn't get shorter and shorter. As you can see, I cut in cut and cut this wig. I could not show you all of it, because it took a long time. A very long time. I would say about two hours, so I'm cutting it shorter and shorter and shorter. I am making sure that it's nice and even you won't. You will have to like pull the hair down a bit because you'll think it's all one one length. But then, when you pull the hair down, there'll be a piece of hair sticking out, so you'll have to go back in and cut and cut and cut just to make sure it's all nice and even especially around the bottom. So now we're going to go ahead and try the wig on so you're. Just gon na want to fluff the lid make sure that it fits your face shape if you need to go back in and cut some more definitely do that. Now I'm just going to pull apart the crochet, where the part is that I made, because I want a bit of the black to show like beneath my hair and also my wig cap. I don't mind if that shows because I feel like it makes it look a little bit more natural like I have some black roots and I did make a part, so I wanted to show a little bit of the black under there. So it just looks more natural, and now just a little bit of my hairline is showing which I'm okay with so I'm just going in with my edgy brush and creating a little bit of baby hairs, and that is the finished look guys. I really hope you enjoyed this video. Thank you for watching. Please don't forget to subscribe to my channel and I will see you guys at my next one bye. You