Watch Me Braid This Wig! | Cornrow Braid Wig | Feedin Braid Wig

What'S up you guys welcome to my channel so today i did something. I did a little thing it's the summer time and i wanted me some braids, but i didn't really want to sit, and i don't wear my braids long. They only last me like a week or two and i'm ready to take them down, so i decided to just go ahead and make me a wig. So that way, when i do want some braids, i could just always you know slap it on slap it off. So i'm going to be starting off with this full lace wig. The first pointer that i want to give you guys, is, if you're going to attempt to try this, please ensure that your full lace, wig is fit to perfection like it's really fitted to your head. This wig was a little bit big for me and i didn't do any adjustments to it. So you guys will see what i'm talking about in the video. When i do a final, you know final 360., but it it was. You know it was doable. I'M going to be parting, the sections in it i'm going to begin braiding. So i got a lot of inspo from pinterest. I was on pinterest and i was searching up cornrows and cornrow styles to the back and a lot of braids came up, but there there's kind of like a trend going on right now. Normally people get cornrows straight to the back, but now there's a lot of like you know, creative styles, going on with the cornrows, so i decided to give it a try i'll try to include the links of the pictures that i got. Inspiration from in the description box so that you guys can see exactly what i'm talking about, but i'm just going to start off with braiding and whatnot um. I feed in my braids. At the very end i like to i like to braid like the hair. That'S on the wig first and then at the very end i like to feed it in and make it a little bit thicker and it just looks more natural that way to me, and it doesn't look all bumpy and lumpy and stuff like that. I'M not really, like you know, a experienced braider or like a trained expert or like a stitch. Braid expert. That'S not my thing. I just know how to braid because, like i guess it just runs in the family. Like my whole, family does hair pretty much and yeah, so i don't really know how to teach you guys this. This was more so just like a watch me, you know, attempt this and yeah. I'M gon na just stop talking right here, i'll chime back in. If i need to me foreign peanut cookie, so so uh so so kingdom, so so you so so, okay, so we're moving on into the install. I just want to show you guys that i did not use a cap, but it's still getting its gap like look at that it looks pretty decent, so i'm going to be taking my front kicks from kicks. That'S me, my front kick stick and slate adhesive. I used, i think i used two layers of this because i knew i was wearing this short term. Yes, i'm going to be using two layers of this and i'm just going to continue with the install like i normally do. This adhesive can be purchased on my website. If you visit www.fromgeeksboutique.com, you will see this along with my my primer, my remover, and also my mill band, so make sure you guys hit the link in my description box to shop. So you guys will see at some point in the video you guys are going to see the back of this wig and like the way they constructed this full lace, wig they put like a piece of gray material on the inside and like no matter how many Layers of foundation, i use it just wasn't enough to fully cover it. You know so that that kind of was a dead giveaway, that it was a wig other than that, like the lace was good um, you guys will see the baby hairs in a minute, but yeah i'll. Just talk more about that later too, when you guys are actually able to see what i'm saying. So, let me just slow down this next clip, so you guys can see the benefits of having the milky end just wait. Let'S just watch it and see bye, bye, bye, look at this scout. Look at my face i'll, be shocked every time what y'all get a meal bin, i'm telling you it changes your whole install. It helps with the milk process if your edge is a little raggedy, but you want to go outside you throw that on. If you want to protect your baby hairs and let make them last longer for your entire install, you need a melt band and last but not least, if you like me and you like to wear wigs outside like frontal wigs and they just not fitted. And then i glue down slap you on the mailbag, you can get mad or you can get anyone else's, but yes definitely the mainland guys for sure for sure. Okay, so we're nearing the end of the video - and i just wanted to hop on and say that this was it - was actually nice to try and attempt this. This is a very convenient um way to wear braids and it's perfect for those who don't wear their braids long term or perfect. For those who choose your hair very often, i do want to just say that you just have to make sure your full lace definitely fits your head to a tee. Like you guys about to see the back of mine and some areas are a little bunched up, because i use the adjustable strap and i probably should never use that, because that extra space in the back definitely got ta. Looking wiggy. As when i wear the braids down, but i was able to put it in the bun and finesse it - and you know make it look good, so it was okay, but it's okay, but anyway just make sure that your your your full lace, wig fits you to A c so if you have to go in and cut out the back of the wig and just sew it and keep it from shedding, then go ahead and do that, but other than that it was a pretty decent thing to try. Let me know what you guys think about it. Leave me a comment below if you guys, like this video, make sure you hit the thumbs up button subscribe to my channel. 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