How To Create A Natural Looking Part On Your Wigs

Hey guys Jess here so in this video, I'm gon na show you guys exactly how to make your part look very natural and I'm going to show you guys how to change your part in your lace front wig. So it's really easy. It'S like three easy steps that you can follow and you guys can achieve this style as well. The unit that I'm going to be demonstrating this on is from my first wave, and I figured this would be a really good video just to show you guys how to change up your parts and things like that, because, but my first week had already come style For you, it's really simple, so put the wig on and just go. Maybe you know tweak it up just a little bit. Nothing like really intricate, so you're gon na take the wig out of your bag, and this is truthfully like we're gon na style it as we go. I'M also gon na take the wig cap and put it on. I know for sure that I'm going to need to use the elastic man for this. I'M gon na get my comb and use my clips. I just put on the cap here. There are different ways that you can go ahead and change up the pair, so I'm going to show you guys just a few of those okay. I like this one y'all, you can see the hair is short here and then it gets. You know typically long. So it's kind of like a layered fringe when changing a part like this, you want to make sure you be careful, because the hair is short on one side and it's not on the other. Okay, I'm not a fan of the straight part going directly down. I don't like that yeah, I'm not. I found this part so depending on what's comfortable, for you have a few options. I like to change the part on my head, because no matter how many times I will do it on the mannequin head or the canvas head, I change it and then it's not where I thought it would be better safe than sorry right. So you pretty much. Have like three options, so your first option is where you can go ahead and wash the hair. You can shampoo and conditioner here before you, let it air dry or blow-dry, whatever you're going to do, then that would be your opportunity to go ahead and change. The part whether that's a middle part, a side part no part, that's the best way to hair is completely wet the only downfall to that is. You have to wait until the hair is dry, which is going to take a while. Your second option would be. You can take a curling wand like this one or if you don't have a curling one, you can take a curling iron of any size figure out where you want your part to be so, for example. Well, I want my part to come. Okay, so I put it there. I move the hair over to the side. Take my curling wand, flatten it out okay. This is like the quick way to do it. Some people do it this way, just flatten it out. The heat from the iron is gon na help control the hair and place it where you want. It third option is to use some water or some sort of hair product. I want mine to be more of like AC, now go and create my shade. My part see that so, whether you doing the side part, are you gon na, go in and do a straight back middle part or if you don't want any part fiddle with the hair a little bit and create a new part? Okay, so you can see. This is my part, and I will tweeze it and fix that later, but just a get an idea of where I want my hair to flow. Some people like to use like hair moves, no different, hair products. Personally, this is a personal preference. You can do that. It'S gon na help the hair stay, but for me personally, I like to use water because it's not gon na wear the hair down. It'S not excess product being build up on the hair with water, it can dry and it would be in the same natural form that it is. I like to use a water bottle and just water to help manipulate the part, because I don't have to worry about the hair, getting flaky and build up and all that make sure all the hair is going in the direction you want to go in. And I just write lightly and get a fine-tooth comb and bring everything together. Now, if you wanted your hair to come more forward like a front bang, then you will comb the hair forward so that it dries that way. Okay and they do the same thing to the other side, slightly you guys just enough so that you can fill it. You don't want your hands to be so you going with like a hair brush, just everything together, smooth it out. If you can see, there's like a little bin right here, I'm gon na take my hands just spray, my hands and just work it in there. You want to get it really on the root cuz. Once the hair is wet at the root, then you can move it. However, you please, okay and now you guys see how that's laying down already, but now what you can do is just get a blow dryer you get a blow dryer and just blow it really. Quick or you can just tie your hair down, that's pretty much all you have to do now. Next, you can go ahead and do a little more customized and if you like, definitely cut the lace off because you don't want to be walking around with lace on your pumpkin, it's a little more loose, especially in the hairline. I don't like how loose it feels. I'M gon na go in and take my elastic band from the kit that comes with the wig, and this is the elastic band right here. I'M going to go ahead and sew that on so that my weight bit a little bit better way better way way better. Take a little bit of not have to be glued, put right on the tip of this place right here. Cuz! That'S gon! Na help! This stay down; okay enough for the flyaways and we'll take some water. Just some water cuz, the hairspray. If it ain't working, we don't take some water, so this is the look that I have here very simple. I did go ahead and use this flat iron to achieve these curls here took a little bit of hair spray and sprayed it in and just flipped out. The curls and that's pretty much get you guys. So thank you guys for joining me today and I'll see you guys in the next