Omg Crochet Braid Wig Transformation |How To Make A Wig| Protective Style| Trustthytress X Tastepink
- Posted on 06 November, 2018
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- By Anonymous
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It's tastePINK and I'm back with another crochet wig tutorial! This is an affordable protective style for Fall 2018 and Winter 2018. This is perfect for natural and relaxed textures! There are so many options! I'm sharing some of my best crochet wig making tips! I hope you enjoy! Be sure to subscribe, give this video a thumbs up and share with your bestie or stylist, so you can #SLAY together!
Hair |
Two Packs Fluffy (Color 0T27) | http://bit.ly/2Dr3wzI
Note: I used a few random pieces of the Fluffy Curl in OT30
Two Packs Ringlet (Color 27) | http://bit.ly/2QnStKl
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Crochet Wig Caps |
Braided Cap https://go.magik.ly/ml/h43c/
Closed Top Weaving Cap https://go.magik.ly/ml/h439/
Lace Crochet Wig Cap https://go.magik.ly/ml/h43d/
Tools Used |
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Hey guys, it's his pink welcome back to the channel if you're new make sure you are subscribed, join the family. If I must say so myself, it's pretty little over here. The girls and boys enjoy the content, and I'm gon na be uploading a lot more regularly. Let me know what days of the week work for you guys and also make sure that you guys follow me on Instagram, because I post a lot of content when I'm not posting here so keep up with me, and today's video is going to be on this Multi tone blonde ombre, crochet wig. I haven't done one of these in a while, and I feel like the fall and winter and even spring. I, like the perfect time to kind of slay these types of wigs they're warm. The way I made this particular unit is super comfortable and I just love it, so I'm gon na be taking you guys through the entire process and if you guys don't know, I do have my very own website where I sell crochet twigs and other one-of-a-kind human Hair units - it's called trust, I trust calm. I would love it if you guys check it out, I'm gon na be introducing and launching new styles, and I want you guys to give me your feedback on this specific look, because I want to know like what was your thoughts like. Should I you know tweak some things? Is it perfect, as is all that stuff matters, so definitely stay tuned, because I'm giving you guys a lot of tea because not all hair, not all products are created, equal and they're, not always the best. So I'm giving you guys a lot of options and things to think about when you're, making your own wigs so stay tuned to this video. I hope you guys enjoy and I will see you in the next one, okay, so boom. When I first started making crochet wigs back of the day, we didn't have nearly as many options, but now you have different types of caps with different types of constructions and when you're picking out a cap, I think it's really important to take into consideration budget. Your actual head size, as far as you know, the comfort and the fit as well as how long you want your unit to last, because there is a difference between all caps and the type of cap that I decided to go with is the braided cap, and You guys can see it has a better structural integrity, it's going to last for extended wear, and it also has a bit of customization in that it has an adjustable, strap now and picking out hair textures. Sometimes I like to mix and match in the past. I'Ve actually used these two textures together and it worked beautifully, but I'm noticing that sometimes when you introduce different colors within different textures or across different textures, there is a slight a bit of difference and it makes it so that it's not as seamless and polished of A look, but you guys will see later on and make sure that you guys are using the best tools when creating your units. They'Re super affordable, very easy, and you don't need many first thing you want to do is secure your wig cap so that it doesn't shift throughout the crochet wig making process and next I'm going to start separating the hair. Now this is the ringlet curl and you can separate it anywhere from two to three even up to four times. I don't recommend separating this type of hair more than four times now, I'm starting at the base of the braided cap, and you want to start on the bottom of the braid. So every braid has two sides like a top and bottom. So you want to crochet through a section of the bottom portion, you guys are going to see a more close-up look, but here I'm only securing the knot about two times and then making sure to push to make sure it's definitely in place. Now. For this particular row, I'm going to space each knot about one finger width apart, I don't know, but I just wanted to give you guys a way in which you can kind of have a guide when creating your unit - and this is just a guy, so you Can always adjust it to make it fit? You know the amount of hair that you have or the type of style, the type of volume that you desire. So all of this is something that you can change does not set in stone and I think that's the fun with crochet wig making, and I finished the bottom row and for the second row, I'm actually going to start crocheting at the curve. So you always want to crochet at every curve braid on this unit, the 22nd bro I'm actually going to space each not two finger widths apart. So there's no need to use the one finger width rule all throughout because you're gon na over crowd. The back and you could potentially run out of here and how many times have I run out of hair while you know making wigs and even doing crochet braids several times. So I'm trying to avoid that. So I make as many kind of like adjustments as possible when moving through the crochet with making process. Now, as you guys can see in a more close-up view, it's very important to push your latch hook through a section of the top portion of the braid. So at the beginning we were focusing on the base of the braid, but once you move past the bottom of the wig cap, you want to start crocheting at the top of the braid. Now I'm moving on to the third bridge so for the third row, I'm actually going to use the brick layering method, so I'm not doing one or two finger widths apart, I'm actually going to focus on filling in the gaps. So we're going to continue this pattern of one finger with two finger widths and then brick layering to fill in the gaps. And so here I'm just repeating the process over and I'm starting with the one finger width apart and I'm spacing each knot accordingly and for the next row I'm going to be doing the two-finger with wool. Spacing each knot about two finger widths apart, don't be afraid to use your fingers. I think that's a really good guy. It helps you to stay consistent and you're, creating consistent volume, as you are moving through your crochet twig for the next row of braids. I'M actually going to do that brick layering method, to fill in the gaps. Now, as you move towards the widest part of the cap, you want to begin to space each knot anywhere from one finger width to even one and a half finger widths, because two finger widths may be too far apart, because I noticed like I had to go In and fill some pieces in towards the end, so just learn from me and use about the one to one and a half finger width rule. Now this is the fluffy wand, curl, and this hair has a little bit more of like a yaki texture and when you separate it, it definitely creates a lot of frizz and kind of like stresses the curl pattern, so the definition isn't really there. So at this point I just kind of freestyle out, because I noticed there is such a difference between the colors ot 27 and the color 27. And not all brands are really conscious of the fact that when they're creating a color like even if it's within the same brand they're colored 27 isn't consistent for each. But you know I'm working with it. I know it looks extra crazy, but now I'm just using my hair shears to kind of give shape to the unit, and I really just want to kind of like keep the volume but taper the ends more and make it kind of frame my face. And you guys can see, there's really like a textural difference which kind of bothered me. So I went in with my fingers and I started like pulling on the hair to kind of free, even more frizz, so that you can't really tell of the two distinct curl patterns. But then I had to go in with a comb, and I actually started using this small tooth section of the comb to really kind of comb out the curls and just make it more frizzy. So it looks like we're seamless. This is kind of when you have to make adjustments and go along with it. I mean: what do you guys think? I definitely try to keep moving through this, but I want to show you guys, like it's not always gon na, be perfect, but it's always a learning process and I would still slay this way. You know all things considered. I definitely do like it. I, like the color combination, the multi tone kind of dimensional look, but I would probably stick with similar brands and not try to mix textures or specifically these colors, or maybe I'm just being too hard on myself like what do you guys think we should subscribe? It gives video thumbs up and I hope to see you all in the next one.
Comments
Tracy Davis: I think it looks really natural Not everyone has the same textures throughout their entire head. Loving your tutorials. Keep doing what you do. Taste Pink rocks in my book.
Ms. Michelle Agalte: Yes Crochet Queen!!! YOU are the reason for my crochet season. I like what you did here with the mix. I looks good to ME and you stayed the heck outta of this. Sooooo, you got THIS! TFS and showing us your struggle, but the end result...PERFECT!!!
Tyrah Jerideau: The wig is perfect as is!!☺ Don't change a thing!!!
Davinci Dempster: I must say your timing is impeccable every single time I’m lacking hair inspiration you drop a video with a bomb Style. If my beauty supply store was open now I would be definitely on my way to recreate this look! Love it!
Nubia Ameker: Oh my lort! You came for my edges, and my life with this video!!! I've been wanting to make my own wigs for the longest time and you just gave me the inspiration to do it. Beautiful wig
Crystal Loren: Sis don’t be so hard on yourself. I love this look. Actually the difference in texture helps make it look more natural. Our natural hair isn’t all the way seamless. Great job!
crazeegirl4life: Giiiirl u b always serving my entire life with ur videos, mistakes and all! No one is perfect! We all in this together. Thats how we learn and grow ❤ love always sis ❤
Queen ASMR: Excellent tutorial! This answered all of my questions! My wigs will be lit from now on! Thank you!!!
Paula Abdul: I love the colors you chose and also the two different textures still looked great. It was a very beautiful and unique wig. I just loved it. Thanks for your demonstration it was very creative and informative!
Beyond Beauty: Girlll you better rock that with that wig!! I'm in love with the whole look...the texture(s) makes it look more natural. And the color combination is gorgeous!! Can you sell it to me sis? I'm so serious
Shalece J.: I think it turned out perfect!!! When I do large roller sets on my natural hair it looks like that after it’s fluffed out. Some areas are fluffy some defined depending on how it dried, the humidity in the air and just me putting my hands in it. I think it looks extremely natural with the different textures! A++ love it, very beautiful!!
Julie Jon: I just purchased one of these Cornrow braid cap, so thanks for doing your tutorial on it. The colors and textures looks great on you.
Alexandria Gough: This wig is gorgeous and you SLAY it entirely! Definitely being too hard on yourself you look beautiful and it looks amazing !! Going to use these tips and tricks to make my own wig !! ❤️
BritGirl4444: You're slaying as per usual. I absolutely love your channel and, as a newbie crochet style/struggle braider, your videos have gotten me great results. You're fantastic. I was wondering, can this braided wig cap be secured to my own hair like a weave net? I wanted to alternate between crocheting directly to my own hair and using this method just to minimise the tension. Thank you and keep serving fierce tens!
LT Lee: I will most definitely be making me and my teenage girls some of these very soon. Thank you for sharing your gift to all of us! Love and peace ❤
Malaika: Love the End result and mix of colour. And i actually like the frizzy hair more it looks super natural. You slayed that hair cut.
Cassaundra Jenkins: This is PERFECT!!! I wouldn't change a thing. This is something that I myself want to invest in. Thank you for posting!!!
Sweetly Favored: Love the colors! For me, none of the things you mentioned stood out, until you mentioned them. And I definitely see now why my first and last crochet wig I made won’t stay on my head. I used too much dang hair. Lol.
FashionIsMy Passion: I LOVE you so much and you have truly been an inspiration to me starting to experiment and even LEARN how to do my own hair. I must admit this style I can't say i love like i do the others, but as always YOU managed to pull it off and look amazing in the end! Keep up the vids and ill keep watching! smooches
Nyaisha Giles: 1. I can’t wait for the wig haul on your website Friday. 2. Babygirl you slayed this and gave me foxy brown/ pam Grier vibes! Simply beautiful
metrini: OMG WOW!! You've made me feel confident enough to try this!
First Name Summer Last Name Reign: I think it looks beautiful! I know personally I have two different curl patterns in my natural hair so I get it. You did your thing and I’m headed to the hair store NE-OWWWW!!! ♀️♀️♀️
Textured Me Beautiful: I LOVE IT!! Truthfully that’s how natural hair is on some more than one texture! I think is gorgeous sis.! ALWAYS a great job! #sotalented
rashida williams: I love it! Yes it is messy and the textures are different but that's what makes it so unique and beautiful. Also we dont have the same curl patterns allover our head so i love how you have taken two patterns and blended them together. I have learned if you take some curl moose it helps to create that bounce and help to shape the curls to your face. I love love love it!
denise: I made a simular wig... I love it. This is great for left over hair... I wouldnt change a thing. Great job as always.. Very inspirational. I have completed so many of ur looks. Thanks
Tawni Rose: Per all of my research on making crochet wigs, this is by far, the most informational AND you freaked the wig and made it dope. Maybe two textures is the new wave :)
zammy my: I cant wait to try this. You look like a goddess
ihuoma tuesday: Oh and thank you for this tutorial. You definitely gave me tidbits that I can use.
Cynthia Cummings: Yeah, I see what you mean. I would probably keep with the same brand so that the textures match. But I love how you pulled this style off! Sis, you worked it out! Looks like you did it on purpose. This wig is beautiful. I like texture mix and the color dimensions. Great job. And thank you for making it look so easy. I promise you one day I'm going to make a wig and send you the pictures. Have an awesome, amazing day Diva! ❤️❤️❤️
Jearlean Paul: I ABSOLUTELY Love the finished look.
Kat: Love the colors in your wig The two textures threw it off a little bit, but you made it work.
Chanta Whatley: With our hair, we tend to have multiple curl patterns throughout our head. I think that it looks more authentic with the different curl types, very beautiful.
Denise Michaels: See, we can just pretend that we are actual sisters and I can borrow all of your fabulous wigs. Love this! ❤
Michelle Mincey: I ABSOLUTELY love it!! Thanks to You, I have made 6 crochet wigs! I love how You work with different textures and color patterns!! You did a GREAT Job on this one as You do with all of them!! The one in my profile picture is inspired by You. Thank You Again for your beautiful work!!
Nessa Inkumsah: If I say I don’t love u, then I’m lying to myself. You’re absolutely flawless
HOT PINK Radio: Thank you for doing this. I always mix curl patterns and sometimes brands. I'm a former cosmetology instructor and mixed curl patterns is a standard for most human hair. I've seen people with a different curl pattern in several sections of their heads. The crown and edges are usually a tighter curl pattern and where most cowlicks and swirls happen that usually give people the blues when cutting and styling. This is a very authentic look. Very believable.
AnimeFreak 4287: I can say your mistakes came out beautifully so don't be hard on yourself. ❤
Kiandra's Kreations: Considering my own natural hair is 3 different curl patterns, I loved it
C Carti: It is tedious...the color combination is perfect. You rocked it!!! Love it. Thank you for sharing.
lady E J: I used this cap and I made a braided crochet wig. I like this wig you made, the color is cool I will try this style myself, but only with 1 color. Great job young lady
Hope Michelle: I love the wig. I definitely agree with you about the texture of the 2 hairs. I think the blend was very cute. The first curl you used was on point period sis. But I was feeling the second hair color that was a nice touch.
Ms. Denise: Sweetheart Hair! This is beautiful and bold. I would have just stayed with the same hair types, but you pulled this off with excellence!
Naptural Diva: Personally, I think it turned out great. Yes the color difference can affect the wig as you make it but it ended up so natural looking. A lot of us don't have the same texture all over or may have more coarse hair in the crown. So, it's pretty believable once you shaped and fluffed that you actually just went to the salon for a style! Thx for this video. I'm really loving doing crochet wig caps right now. Such great protective style options!
Kandi Cornell: Ms. Pink you are a Beauty and be ROCKIN these looks, thank you for sharing your techniques!
Sharon Sewell: Now THAT is a gorgeous wig! You have extreme talent!
Carol WJ: I must compliment you on your work and everything! You're amazing
whittymd: Don't be so hard on yourself. Sometimes what you think are mistakes are happy accidents. Beautiful results, great teaching & tips in this video. Can't wait to try making my own.
InkyNikeNova: Hey girl hey! I absolutely love this hair!! I will be making this!
Candace: Thank you thank you thank you someone who actually knows how to show how to do a crochet wig ❤️❤️❤️
Tea Todd: I just put this color in & it's short like this but I'm loving the curl. Girl you slayed this. Doing this for the holidays
Toni Bell: I enjoy the making of this wig. I like the fullest. I would love to see more. Go Girl ❤️ "I may order that one"
HeiressCP Bella: I love your honesty and transparency. You did a great job on the unit, taught meh a thing or two...and you had fun doing it. Gr8 job love.
Ceicily Williams-Grant: Thanks. U made me a believer. U explained this so well that this is the second out of 100 videos that showed me I can do this. The others didn’t explain like u demonstrated and verbally showed me. U r beautiful inside and out. Thanks again. Do u do knotless wigs too.
Mz Deez: Hi Beautiful. Did you glue around your cap when applied the wig on? I’m new to this. I think u did an amazing job. Thank you for teaching this newbie
celestecharise125: Loved the colors. Don’t over think it you did a fabulous job and I loved all your tips. Keep slaying.
Dianne Barber: Hello tastePINK I am new to this. I see what you mean about the different textures but it looks amazing. I love your tutorial very much. I have never done a sew in unit but I am going to give it a try, I will be checking out more so that I can get it right. If you have any more tips I would appreciate it very much. Take care and thanks again.
Shalana Thomas: I think it looks great!!! I love the two-toned and 2 dimensional look
Donyel Foster: I love it it's beautiful I think I'm going to try it.
Courtney Mungin: I actually liked the outcome, it turned out very pretty. I also feel like the texture difference isn’t that noticeable until it’s pointed out. I think you did a good job love.
Tetesa Smith: It's perfect!! I love it. You always slay
Rachel Marie: The slayage! Love your videos inspired to create content like this! New to youtube and loving it! ❤
Navywife Life: I would say the 2 different curl patterns work well because some of us have multiple curl patterns and textures in our natural hair anyway. And this wig is beautiful
Gwendolyn McFoulon: Hi Pink. You look good in every hairstyle!! The mixed colors are beautiful.
Connie Settles: You inspire me to create units...I love your work...period!!!! Go queen!
Mrs. Flynn: Honestly I love your videos for so many reasons 1. Your voice is soooooooooo freaking calming 2. Your content is always DOOE! 3, you share so many tips, tricks and brands I can go on for days I just love your channel for real I loved the first set of curls but the finish product was nice
Muteteli Harvey: 20 seconds in "YYYAASSSS BIAH" Simply GORGEOUS But oan, two different colors are more natural. No ones hair is the exact same color all over. Two colors either gives you highlights or lowlights which looks way better.
P. Cobbs: Very informative, thank you! I'm going to try my first wig watching your videos....I now feel confident that I can do this!!!
Andie R: OMG!! I am LOVING THIS!!! You did this one gurl!! Would you make one for me?? I’m being serious
Sherry K Fletcher-Jacobs: I love the colors! It looks gorgeous on you!!!
Cassandra Reed: Gorgeous. Didn’t know you had a website; definitely checking it out
mash israel tic tock lives: I only had one problem n that's the difference in curl patterns. It was too obvious for me but u rocked it
Priscilla Wilson: I tried something similar as far as mixing colors against textures. It turned out super duper dope as did this. The change in texture does draw the eye to it, but it's ok. I'll say it's a winner!
Alicia Brooks: So, I had a waiting to exhale moment and chopped all my hair off. A week later I HATE IT. I find myself looking for a cute wig to wear because I miss my hair being long already. I’m currently making my own unit with your videos as my gifs fr and about halfway done and I’m so excited to pop this bad boy on. Thank you for your content ❤️
Rayanae B.: This hair just makes me wanna hold my black panther fist up and dance to any and all BEYONCÉ!!
Fran Williams: Absolutely Beautiful , perfect
Monique Nelson: Beautiful, it’s perfect
My Day With Dre: I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT IT. ❤
Gerrys Gold: Yes your right Dont mix the textures. Your super talented so I know you have made much better than this. Keep up the good work, the blond suits you.
Mucha Dinira: Absolutely gorgeous. Never seen someone use a braided wig cap. Great tip that I’m definitely goin to use.
layah layah: People naturally have different curl patterns, so its not really that bad, unless its just really not the look you were going for <3
Debs: Your always in style ..I love your videos thank you for sharing your skills with us hugs
tastePINK: WIGS FOR SALE | http://www.trustthytress.com/products Ohhh heyyyy!!!! I'm back with a crochet braid wig video! I love the honey blonde, multi-dimensional look! I shared a lot of wig making tips, so even if this style isn't for youuu, I hope the tips are helpful. ALSO, WIG SALE COMING THIS FRIDAY http://www.trustthytress.com (adding more wigs throughout the week)
Ruby O'kosi: That was GENIUS how you mixed 2 textures!
Jeanette Reed: BEAUTIFUL! I LOVE THIS
Ashley Handy-Hamlin: I agree with you as far as sticking to the same brands. But this was still a great tutorial! Just gave me some inspiration!
154angel154: Thank you for this tut Sis!!!
Fritznerda Laporte: Girl hush, the mistakes are what made the wig. You are Beautiful great job.
Dante Velasquez: You are being too hard on yourself. There are no rules. Perhaps if you had distributed both textures evenly around the entire wig you would like it better. I love the colors and I love the finished look.
Corletia NaaNa: The colors look good. He did good considering that there were so many different textures did your thing girl.
Janessa Reid: I have curly hair like that and my texture is super wavy in the back but very tight in the front. It literally looks just like this wig you rocked it
Faye Lynch: This would look very good on me and thank you for sharing your technique by the way evening one you made suit you
Amber Patterson: Yasss Honey Brown YOU LOOK AMAZING IN THIS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
SunKissedVanillaGoddess: Aye, aye, aye I'm getting Tina Turner vibes, a curly version of Tina, the last performance at the end of "What's Love Got To Do With It" You definitely rocked it Sis
Chameela torrence: If you wouldn't have mentioned the texture difference I wouldn't have known that. The wig is beautiful. Great video.
tina hayes: The style is beautiful, I wouldn't mix the two brands together. Still look beautiful n I'm going to make me one
Nkechi Enwereji: Very detailed and explained well. Great video
Sherry Ann Charles: I love it and how it looks wow I'm gonna try it
lorraine johnson: Nice, love it. Will try it for a party I am going this week end
Quashana Hobbs: I love it and you slay everything you touch.
Camri Lorē: Your makeup is amazinggg girl