How To Fix An Overplucked Wig || Eayon Hair

Hi guys like much my channel it's standing here so today, I'm gon na quickly demonstrate to you guys how I would fix an over plucked wig. So for the purpose of this video, I'm going to be using a wig from me on hair, and this is a 360 Brazilian water wave wig and just a disclaimer. I have not had any major problems with this week. I decided to over pluck it just for the purpose of this video, so I just want to say you guys know just in case you thought they sent me like really bad hair. No, they said actually really nice and thick the thicker. Your hair is the better because we are going to be taking some hair out from the back, so yeah, let's get straight into the tutorial and by the way guys, my throat is still kind of sore. So if I end up sounding crazy later on, I'm really sorry - and I hope you won't be too distracting right. Okay, so let's get into the video so for the purpose of this video, I'm gon na pretend that we don't have any extra hair lying around. So we're gon na have to use hair from the wig. So what I do is I get hair from the very back, because that way, no one's gon na notice that you've cut some off, and so I just get a small section of hair and then I just snip it off, but even after I cut it off, You still can't really tell that there has been hair cut off and I only had to do this twice. However, I didn't do it at the same place twice. I did on two different sides of the week, but just make sure it's at the bottom, so that the hair on the top can cover it right. So after that, just pull off the really small hairs that you won't be able to ventilate with and then run your fingers through the piece of hair that you have and then after that hold it on the thickest part so that you can make the most of Every single hair strand, so after this we get onto ventilation. As always, I use my nitpicker. I usually get asked what size my típica is on inside, don't know the exact size, but I will link the exact one that I get right. Ok, so when it comes to filling in a overpacked part in my main objective is to just create the illusion that there is still some hair there and so to do this, I try to mimic the strands that are already on the wig, so this means using Well, ideally, using one hair strand at a time. However, sometimes I accidentally pick up two, but that's not too much of a big deal, because you can't really tell so I would say: do you want a two hair strands and also in terms of its spacing? You also have to try and mimic what's already there, but I do understand that we don't have time for that. So what I did is, I just did random hols. I didn't really focus too much on the spacing. I was just doing random holes just until I thought it was filled and you couldn't really see that much of the white patch right, okay, so I'd recommend for you to do this. If your bald patch is a similar size to mine because it didn't take too long, it took about an hour and a half, and all I needed was two pieces of hair from the back of the wig. But, like I said, I didn't cut it from the same side just to avoid my wig looking weird, even though you couldn't really notice it because of how thick the wig is. We had only recommend you doing this if your bald patch is a similar size to mine, if it's any bigger, you might just have to get some extra bundles to use just avoid making a wig look really weird say yeah right. So this is how it was. The King after I had finished that first piece of hair that I'd cut off, so I went back in and I caught another piece but, like I said it was from the other side of the wig, don't cut them all on the same side just to avoid It looking awkward from the back, but you can really talk because of how small the pieces of hair that I cut off were so I went in with the second piece and now I was able to really notice that the patch was born. However, now I could see that the new knots weren't bleached and I didn't plan on bleaching them because it's only a small space. So what I did was I added some foundation onto the other side, but I'll show you later on in the video. So I did was I willing with my hot comb - and I normally do this when I make a DIY closure just to help seal the knots, so I would definitely recommend doing this. I will link the hot comb in the description box below so that you can get it right, so here I'll show you guys a close-up of the black knots and even my obvious, no not for kind of over bleached. So what I did was, I went in with some black eye shadow over where it was all over bleached and yeah just to make it match my new knots a little bit better, and so I forgot to show you guys at the part where I was adding Foundation on to the new lots so that they could look as Beach as the old Nantes even after I did that you couldn't really tell the difference anyway, but you can do that if you want to so after this, I just laid the wig using some got To be hairspray and that's pretty much it guys. I hope this video was helpful because I was looking on YouTube to see other tutorials and I think many people just use black eyeshadow. But I feel like with a patch that big it's nice, to create the illusion that there's some hair there, so that up close people won't be like what the hell see how I hope this video was helpful. If you only see me, try do this with like a frontal so like if the front of your wig is balding and you want to fix it and save yourself some money. Just let me know and yeah that's pretty much it guys. The next few clips or of me styling the hair so yeah, that's pretty much it guys. Thank you so much for watching and have a nice day.