How I Make My Wigs Under 1 Hour! Super Easy And Beginner Friendly! Ft Beauty Forever

Thanks fine inhale he's full, oh my god, baby never lie hey guys! Welcome back to my channel in today's video. I am going to be showing you guys how I make my wigs my personal, wigs and yeah. The hair that we're using today is a by beauty forever. Hair is their Malaysian curly, but let's hop right into the video. So the first thing you want to do when you want to get a perfect fit onto your wig is just want to measure where your friend told normally starts and where the back of your head is, and I just go ahead and mark that, with a sharpie Onto my canvas head don't mind, my canvas head has been through quite some things, but here you can see I'm just pointing out the where my friend told normally starts on my head and wear my wig usually ends on the back of my head. I also went ahead off-camera and measured my own, my ears, so from ear to ear, and I also marked that onto my wig head, the front old always goes past my ear to ear, but cuz. I'M gon na end up having to cut my ear tabs off later, but I just like to have that just for reference and yeah. I also recommend that you guys use a canvas head instead of a normal styrofoam wig head, that you get from be sized or you just get a way better fit by using a canvas head, and once I have all my measurements marked out, I go ahead and Just find the middle of my frontal and just make a nice middle part, and I do two braids down the side. The reason for me doing the two braids on this side: it's the one when I'm sewing the frontal onto the wig cap. I can see exactly what's going on, I hate having the hair everywhere, it's just too overwhelming and Plus this lets me like make sure I'm placing the wig exactly in the middle of the wig cap, and I have like an even distribution of the frontal, so yeah Just go ahead and find the middle of the frontal. Stick! Your wig on your wig head, real, quick and just do two plats to get the hair out of the way. So I like to use a mesh wig cap instead of a regular dome cap, because it's less bulky than a dome cap - and I can you know kind of itch my braids a little bit more than a regular dome cap will allow me so here is the Frontal onto the wig, it hasn't been sewn. Yet I just used my t pins to pin it down and when you're doing this, you want to make sure that you have your wig cap and your frontal place onto your wig head. According to the little markings that you made onto your wig head, so that was the whole point of it. So don't have your frontal above or below the markings that you made. Have it exactly on the best that you can so now that I have my needle is threaded and I'm using a large curved needle? I just start to go in and sew the frontal onto the way cap when you're sewing the front tone to the wig cap, especially around the darker area, which is the elastic band, make sure you're not going too deeply into the wig, because you're gon na end Up sewing into the elastic, and that is going to make your wig not stretchable. So on this darker area of the wig, you want to go lightly into the actual wig cap, not all the way through the wig cap on the dark, elastic band area of the wig, so yeah, I just have my t pins in the wig to kind of Into the frontal to have kind of help me have the hair securely on there and I just go all around and that's basically it for that part - and I have my frontal securely on my wig cap, so once you've completed sewing the frontal completely onto you. The wig cap you'll get this little like a flap, which was the front of the wig cap. Your frontal is now the front of your wig cap, so you just want to go ahead and just carefully cut this off, be mindful of not cutting off like the the stitches you just made onto it. So just kind of like pay attention take your time. Don'T rush cause you'll up and end up cutting a hole and you'll have to do this process all over again. So you know, take your time be careful and yeah, that's basically it and now the frontal is ready to get made. Aaron can't do a quality control check, I'm just putting the frontal and the way cap onto my head and make sure everything fits the way I wanted to make sure it's not too high or too low and just looks right onto my head so to prevent the Wig from sticking to the actual canvas head, because I do use a hot glue to attach my bundles, I like to put a dome cap over this. So this way you know it acts a kind of like a protective barrier and the glue doesn't really stick too much to the dome cap itself. So once I'm done with the wig, I just pull it off the dome cap. I just pull it off the dome cap, and this prevents me from having my wig actually sticking to the canvas head, which can be really annoying, like trust me so yeah, but also make sure that I am. I pull it back, so I can still see where my markings are on my wig head. So on to the actual gluing process. I use hot glue because when I'm lazy and I get my wig done within an hour, I thought I can fit as many bundles as I like, and I feel like I don't know. I just been doing this method since I first started doing my wigs and you know once you learn one method, why do another? One honestly I do so like my. I do do the external normal needle and thread method, but that is when I'm making it wait for someone else. I'M making wigs for myself. I just glue that sucker right on and I just start gluing where the frontal kind of starts. Oh yeah, I just glue from ear to ear and I use my finger to press it in it's honestly, quite self explanatory. It'S super simple: it's like arts and crafts really but yeah. So I just you know I glue from where the frontal starts and I just go back and forth back and forth since I'm doing double sometime during four four bundles. I do like to double my width and where I doubled my web is that I just glue over the last track I laid down and I do not cut the last unless I'm doing the top section of the frontal, which I will talk about that more later. In the video but yeah, so I just flip it over when I'm flip it over and just keep gluing it down. So this is the part where I start to change up the direction of how I lay my tracks. So before I was laying my tracks in kind of a u-shape, but now I'm kind of going in like an upside down to you. If that even makes sense, but I think you're actually doing it you'll kind of see where I start to change the shape. But I'm kind of going instead of like holding the the West upwards, I'm kind of folding them more downwards. Maybe just looking will make more sense. I really do apologize. Is this voiceover stop the best? I am terrible at explaining things I'm more of a visual person. Anyway, so you know hopefully looking at the video clips Asylum made sure I made the video long enough, so you guys could see exactly what I'm doing if me explaining it with my voice, is not as useful. Another note is that this section you can space the West out a lot more. I have mine's not spaced out that much because I had a lot of hair to fit into this wig, but if you don't have that much hair to fit into it, you can definitely have more spacing with the hair like it's not gon na. Look any it's not gon na look somehow it's not gon na look weird so yeah! Normally in this area, I do spaced the hair up more, but for this wig and having so much hair, I had the luxury of being able to have everything tightly packed in together. Here I am just going in with a sharpie to just kind of clean up. The hair in everything not the hair, is completed. I'M just gon na go into sharpie and just kind of draw over all the white glue residue, so the hair looks completely flawless and no one will have to know that you have glued your wig together because you are lazy. Well, not lazy, because you have things to do you know and once I have gone in and colored all the little white spots that are showing I'm gon na go with my hot comb and just you know, grab the hair from the back of the frontal to Just cover over the tracks, and that is pretty much it. Thank you guys so much for watching this video and you know if you want to see what this hair actually did end up. Looking like, I do have a video as well with the review of this hair could be forever, and I really appreciate you guys, you know supporting me and watching and liking and follow me on my social hope to see you guys for another one and goodbye