Virging Human Hair Lace Frontal (13X5") Custom Order Done

Hello: everyone - this is the super week maker and today I'm making a video to talk about a custom order that I have. So this is the hair that I'm going to be using and it's still a little wet, because I just washed it to see the real pattern and I'm pretty satisfied with it. She said that she wants the piece to be about 16 inches long. Of course, this means that it has to be stretched to 16 inches. This is longer than 16 inches, of course, but I'm going to you know I'm gon na fold the hair, so it's going to lose a little bit of length and I'm gon na also use amazing hair store lace. So I straight into the hair, and you can actually see that it's it's you know it's fluffing up a little bit because it has a yak extra. It'S super long this way and let me just see how long it is well, I could say about 20 inches, which is good for what I want. I want this to be 18 inches long once they finish. So it's good to have some extra. Now I have a lot of dealers in here. You can see that and I cannot use them so I will have to take strands that are longer than this. For example, I don't want this really short ones, I'm not discarding them, but I'm not going to be using them for this purpose. So, let's you so I taken out anything that was longer than 30 centimeters, approximately. So with all this hair - and it's not all the bundle, I still have a lot of hair, but I don't want to cut all the wealth and then end up not having what to do with that. So I will work with this hair first and when it's over, I will proceed to the same procedure again and the shorter strands. Whatever was shorter than like. I know like 15 centimeter or about six inches. I discarded it and I kept everything that will is up to 30 centimeters. Okay, here's what I'm gon na be whispering now, because everyone is sleeping - and I forgot to tell you that I have taken out. This is the short strands that I extracted from the big bundle and then I took it and bleached it. I have used 20 volt developer and just normal blades and I put in this little container. Then I spreaded it in the hair and 20 minutes later. You can see that the hair is uniformly bleached. I don't see any strand, that's not bleached. Literally it's a uniform and the color allele is. It is like many many many shades as you can see. It'S orange, of course, because this is black hair, but it is virgin hair. This is the proof to that. Now about the wig cap. I think you can see that I used the Korean lace in skin tone and I have marked she actually requested this to be five inches deep from the hairline. It'S five inches deep and here to ears to said something about 13.5 inches, which is 13.5 inches with the big head. So since she didn't send me her head mold, I had to use mine because my measurements are like that, and I have already put thread so as to remember the lining, because I'm plan to remove this and then I'm going to put this ribbon in the back. It was actually that ribbon, which is white, and it's it has a lot of. You - can see that in the seams that the color is not the same. So what I did just keep it like that is that I used the high poly in brown, the violet. I used to dye the synthetic hair in my previous video and then I submerged a long enough piece of this ribbon and this is how it turned you can see. Now that it's practically identical, I won't mind if it wasn't, but it's better than just the typical white, and it doesn't make such a huge contrast now - and I just take this over here - what I'm gon na do for her convenience. Is I'm going to take this ribbon and place it all the way in the perimeter like that? I think I'm gon na do this with a sewing machine. Yeah I've got a little bit of extra here anyway and then I'm going to make a small fold as well. So when she tries to sue this on her head, it's going to be so strong and so started, because it's going to have like two layers of lace and a ribbon inside which is like more rigid. You know it's more um solid under than the lace. So it's going to be so much better for her to be able to bulky stitch this thing and have absolutely no problem. So the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to try to sew in this and then I'm going to have to remove it and then put a backing in the in the piece in order to be able to ventilate, or maybe I should keep it Like that, because the hair is black anyway, we will see what I'm gon na do and I've did it and, as you can see, it's kind of symmetrical. I decided, instead of having like one huge scene in every side, to have multiple, smaller ones. So, as you can see, this is the front hairline. Every seam ends like really back enough, like almost an inch or an inch and a half, or even two inches further back from the hairline. This is very important when you're going to be wearing this, it seems are going to be very back at this point. We don't really care that much and I have also put the ribbon. As I said, this is stitched part. It is visible. Let me just I think, it's beautiful so yeah, it's just. I hate the German bees coming around okay, so I'm pretty ready. I didn't cut off this part. I will cut it later and I'm gon na remove the the thread and cut this, except actually I'm not going to cut it. I'M gon na leave it on so she can carve the way she wanted, but the back is already finished. The reason that I put them the ribbon, as I said, is because, right now it's so much stronger and sturdier. It'S one lace ribbon and then the lace engulfs the ribbon. So you see that it's Foley's, it's like three layers of material here that we have and the ribbon is super strong. So it's going to be like the best base for her, so in the back of her head. So I'm going to start ventilating and I'm going to come back to you to show you exactly how this turned out. So I finally finished that I just removed all the strings, except this back one that I'm going to remove. In a moment I mean stop even visible, but I will remove it because that doesn't need to be there, and I can say that I'm satisfied with the outcome. The only thing I have to say is that, first of all it just fine. This is the hair that I discarded, because it was too short. Let me just click out of the package once again, a lot of hair being wasted like this is almost like at the web, and actually there are a lot of more strands that I had literally threw away. The ends are thick enough. You can see that the braids don't get too much thinner and yeah, I'm satisfied with it and I pretty much managed to make like pretty much half a unit here, almost at one third of the unit, with just one bundle. So I'm a trooper - and this reminds me too - whenever I get hair from now on or whatever you send me here, you better send me either extremely longer hair than what you want it to be so as to have enough long strands or get double John hair. Now about this thing, only this fraud a reality test. Take all these little breaks from words. This is single strand single knot and the density to this one is slightly less this whole area here from ear to ear, to be 13 inches, and that's how it is here so here from top, should be about 13 and a half it's pretty much yeah. Thirteen and a half - and, of course the front, is um about five inches and the sides the thinnest part of the sides is like about one inch. We said that the sides would be like one-inch totally, so this would be like bindings as well, but it wouldn't work. So I decided to do it like that. Like this side parting here, for example, is two and a half. This is like four and the top is like five, so this is the typical way to make a less frontal and yeah that was transparent, single strands per node. The hairline also is not my hairline. It'S a little bit like my hairline. The hairline is drawn approximately from my hairline. The temples are not so wide they're slightly inner because she's, a woman. Of course women have, you, know shorter temples. The temples don't go too far back of corn, because she's, not a man again, and what is good about hair that she told me is that she can actually customize this the way she wants it to be. So I didn't create like a very identity, hairline or too thin, or anything she can plug out strands if she feel that this is like denser than what she requested, because if it's slightly heavier in density, you can always plug some strands out and make me think If it's thinner than what you want it to be, there's nothing you can do about it. So I'm on the safe side here, but this is a fairly natural looking piece you can actually part it everywhere. All of this is double strands. Preneur doesn't look that bad now. What I have to do is to take out the braids. Of course, I'm going to show you exactly how it looks this way. I'M gon na hit seal the knots and then I'm gon na wet about one centimeter from the root. In order to give this the natural curve, paramedic has and show you once again exactly how it's going to look so I'm going to take off the braids, now show you how it looks with the braids taken off and then I'm going to hit. The other note, and I'm going to just curl it and show you how it looks: okay, it's over. This is a strict middle parting. We still have to be like that. This is how the hairline looks and I'm going to take the cuticle root of parting. This everywhere, so you can see exactly how it looks in other parts. Yeah, I'm a frame. You can project anywhere, you want see and right now it straightened. So it's it's not. The real texture of the hair actually reminds me a little bit of that chemotherapy week. That I did to be honest with you and although it looked like really for its not so full, if you judge by the parting, for example, it looks super realistic and my opinion it. It might be a little thinner. This is what she requested of course, and of course everything goes back to this area or ever you parted. Here I straighten the hair, but it's yucky, because it's super curly naturally, so even straightened. Look how much fluff it has look. That'S why it looks so full and will reach the other end and of course this is the edge which is the ribbon. So let me just take it back to the middle and I'm going to make some vertical partings it's difficult, because I have to wrap it and, and you can see the difference between the double strands per knot and the single strands. /, not the single strands. / not have less density than the top part, but because this is the hair is more grouped here. It might appear in the parting a little bit more. You know wider or something this is more spread, so it is kind of camouflages the whole base better. This is the the difference between the two, so let me just take a vertical. No, that was not a good one and just take one from here. You see there's a small seam here, which is inevitable, of course, take one more here and just grab it from a hole there. It is, let me just see I'm on frame, I'm satisfied with it. I hope the lady is also satisfied with that. The hairline, as I said, is bigger. You can see that the hair slapped up a lot, I'm going to wet the ants now, because I don't want to wet them a lot because they're going to get like loser again and I'm gon na show you oops how it looks like. Let me just show you here when it's straightened, how full it looks. It'S not that much if you paint it it's not that much. So I actually forgot to show you the back, so we're going to take all the hair. This is how the back looks. That'S actually a beautiful piece, I can say the noter not bleached if she want to bleach them, engage them if she wants to and as I said, maybe in the hairline, I don't know, I don't think it's going to be too necessary. So this is the last part of the video and I finally, she said Lexi wants it to be to turn into an afro. This hair could possibly turn into an afro. Of course, it's gon na need to have hair in the back to support all this. You know, because now is this falling back? I think it's good. I think it's a wrap. I think it's ready to be used and shipped and whatever yeah. That'S how it is. You can see how much the hair fluff up the ends are not extremely thick, but they are longer than what you expected them to be, so she will be able to cut it. The reason why I don't cut it is because why cut it if she likes it the way it is, she can keep it if she doesn't like it's just got it just going to cut it to the language she requested, and it's going to be just fine. If I brush this hair with brush just flash up a little more of course, I don't think that this hair is meant to be for afros. I mean it's fluffy enough, but you know it's not so our coil, it's just curly hair, so it can fluff up. But I don't think it's afro enough. You can see that look at that curl butter. Look at that defined curl over here. You can see that you already saw the curl pattern, but that's not afro ish hair, whatever the case is C, will be able to do whatever you want with the hair if she just teases it a little bit. It'S going to fluff up like that, and it's going to be able to have, and if she have hair in the back will fluff up. This is going to fluff up as well. This is why I always say to everyone: if you want a human hair piece, you better send me the hair that you want, and this is just a frontal. So that means that in the back she's going to have to find hair that will work with this hair. If it's not the same, I don't know how it's gon na work. This is why I want everyone to be sending me the hair that they want to use what what then it's done, and I'm pretty sure that this is a very good piece and she's going to be satisfied. Yeah. I can just fall off it even more. If I want to yeah so Deborah, this is for you, okay, so let me just show you, you have already seen the wig cap, how its constructed, etc. This is how it looks against the skin. Let me just take an area that has no hair, because I have hairy arms, that's how it looks. These are the sides and if you have to part it somewhere. This is how it looks against skin if I'm 100 percent of focus, but I think it's clear enough already and everywhere it said it's exactly the same everywhere see that I hope looks good. You