Ventilating & Spacing A Custom Lace Frontal | Wigmaking

Hi guys well, I want to give you some tips about adding baby hair. So, as you know, I'm working on this wig, I finished it, and one of the things that I wanted to do is add baby here, because I'm going to be taping it down. So I'm going to show you what I've did so far and I'm gon na give you my tip. So since this whole middle section is all single strands double dotted, I decided to start adding the baby hair with single strands and just single knot it. So this is what I did so far. Both sides I did basically the 4 by 4 radius - was probably like - maybe 4 to 5 inches across. So I want to know if you can tell the difference now. This baby hair is single strands, single knot it and then, from here back, you can kind of tell the demarcation line. It'S all single strand, double knotted. So can you really tell the difference between single knots and double knots? I can't I can't tell the difference between single strands and double nuts, but I decided to go ahead and just single strand the baby hair. So what I want to point out is that the side is all the way down is probably two and three strands double knotted, so where I stopped here, the reason why I stopped is before you can add baby hair. You have to create a couple rows of single strands, so then so it will blend in with the baby here, because you don't want to go just from. You know large knots into just single strands of baby hair because if you ever pull it back to wearing a high ponytail you'll be able to see that you'll definitely be able to see that. So all this is single strands. So if I were to pull it back, see how smooth I'll get a really nice smooth transition from the baby hair to the single strands so right here, I'm gon na I'm taking some time and I'm adding a row of single strands. So I'll show you what it looks like after you add the single strands. This is pretty much I've added single strands from here all the way down to make that smooth transition into the baby hair. I may add a little more, but I'm kind of pretty pleased with how it looks so I will probably just keep it like that so and just go ahead and start the baby here. So, as you can see, and the pattern that I'm doing, I was gon na try to skip like every three rows, but it was just too spaced out, so I'm just kind of just randomly going in and just kind of just putting the baby hair. Just you know randomly just picking holes and randomly spacing it out. So it's looking good. I did the front, so this is pretty much how the front is going to look and because it's like holes in the canvas it looks. You know like it's really like. There'S knots there, but it's not because this is all just single strand and single knotted and I'm going to seal this after I'm all done and I'll make a video of me selling it. So you can. I can show you how light me. I apply the EZ tab because with the EZ tab, I apply it on my finger first and then I rub it on to underneath the lace, because I don't want any clumps or anything okay. So that's my tip. Thank you for watching