Diy Straight Purple Hair Using Xpression Braiding Hair |Crochet Wig With Braiding Hair|Belle_Graciaz

There'S not much to do when all i can is thinking about you not doing well, don't know where you are. It'S been way too long, hey guys! Welcome back to my channel, i'm bella dresses, and i guess you can tell from the title i'm going to be making a wig using a braiding hair. So what i'm doing right now is crocheting the wig onto the wig cap. Like so and i started off with medium sized sections because i wouldn't say these are big chunks and i say medium size because, as we progress the amount of strands i crocheted at a time decreased. So that's what i would say medium that i'll sized you soon. Every night love to hear your so guys, as you could tell when i started, i used medium-sized sections and, as i progressed the middle itself, i started using big chunks, but, as i started getting closer to the closure, i reduced the size to small sections. That'S basically what i meant that at the beginning, because making it bigger at the middle just made it look a bit fuller without having to you know, fill your entire wig with attachments so yeah, so guys after i was done. Braid um, crocheting, the wig um. What i'm doing right now is using an elastic band to secure the wig, because the wig was a bit big for me. So using an elastic band from ear to ear was going to help in securing it. I'M making sure that it's safe on my head so guys i feel like this is a very, very short and straightforward tutorial. So let me know what you think about it in the comment section and please do consider you know subscribing if you haven't subscribed to this channel already and give this video a thumbs up. If you actually enjoyed watching it - and let me know what you think as well in the comment section and also don't forget, to share this video, if you like it, so what i'm doing right now is just brushing the hair after i was done putting in the Elastic band - and now i was just going in with my scissors - to trim the tip just a little bit just to keep it a a bit of a shape: um, yeah, okay. So now that i was done trimming the tips, what i went to do was straight, as you can see it's not completely straight. I mean i wasn't going for for a bone straight wig, but i didn't want. You know the curved ends like that. So i went in with my straightener guys, since this is a synthetic hair um i feel like you'd want to be careful when going in with your straightener, i put my straightener on the highest heat, because this attachment was very strong and it could withstand that much Heat, so what i would advise you do is try taking a bit of your attachment first and see if the attachment is okay or if the attachments can withstand that much heat. If it can, then oh, if it can't, you just have to turn down the heat. Just a bit i have done a week before, where i turned on the heat and it almost melted the wig, because the attachment was not like this. So just keep that in mind when you are straightening its synthetic hair. So you don't end up ruining you're, ruining your entire work. As you can see, it's it's now different from what it looked like before i straightened dates like i said i wasn't going for a bone street um week and yeah. This is pretty much it and i'm going to show you what it looks like on me so guys. This is what it looks like on me. So the funny thing is that i initially did this wig with a center part in mind, and i just when i was putting on the wig. I was like. Let me try side parts, because i am used to center parts, even with my natural hair, and when i tried this side part, i just fell in love with it. I think i won't prefer it to the center part. If you ask me and yeah, let me know what you think about it, so this is me basically pushing it to the center moving it to the center and yeah. This is what it looks like. What do you guys think, which would you prefer the side parts or the center parts? Thank you guys so much for watching. I really hope you enjoyed this video and i will see you in my next one. Bye,