Diy!: How To Make A Full U-Part Wig!

Hey everybody and welcome back to this world today, I'm gon na be showing you this. It is Peruvian hair. This is about eight packs. If it's on a new part, I got the closure going on. So if you want to see how I got this hair looking the way it does, I will give you a full tutorial from A to Z. So if you want to see this tutorial, you better keep watching you, as you can see here. This is what we don't want, our lace closer to look like it looks like a little ant, marching on your scalp. That is not the look we're going for so here goes, I'm starting off with some foil and I'm just placing my closure there. As you can see, I have a protective layer going around it to protect my lace from fraying. Now, as you can see, I have my gloves on to protect my hands, because this chemical stuff will burn your skin, and that is my bleach that I'm going to be using. Now I want it, I got it at a pasty, consistency if you want to see how I mix this. I have another video that I showed you how to do it and I'll leave the link right under there, and you just want to do it really really lightly. If you do it harder, it might go through to your roof and then you'll have to dye your roots again, and that is not an easy job. I have a video on that to check it out. I leave the link right there, but yeah just keep going so you cover the full lace with it. Now, here's this lace fully covered and i'm going to take my foil and place it over the top, because i want to draw a little bit of heat to it without adding extra heat from like a blow-dryer and then we're going to just turn that on around. As you can see now, this makes it easy for me to check up on the hair when i need to now I'm just parting, the hair, so I have a good eye on the roof, as you can see, with the Phils or day marching. Oh yeah, we're going to fix that run on up ten minutes later you guys and I'm going to check my late. I see that it is turning, but I think I want to let it go a little bit longer, so I think i'ma let it sit for another 10 minutes now. I think it looks much better. I think I'm ready to wash this out and see what I got going on here. I'M watching the hair out, as you can see, I have this lip ring going on one ohm, I'm using shampoo, the other one, I'm using conditioner yeah. I think this is like self-explanatory here I like using the black, castor oil shampoo, and I like using the what is that condition I'll be showing it in a second. But, as you can see, I like to put in a little bag and let it sit for at least 30 minutes. Okay, um yeah, my fu finger might be making a little bit of an appearance on this video yeah it broke and I don't have time to go fix it. But I want to get this video out there. So sorry, if I flipped you off, but I had to let you know, this is gon na, be there and I'm sorry because I sore but hey I actually like it. This short, it was easy to work with. So I'm thinking up my cut mondale. Okay, you guys, as you can see, I'm plucking at my legs with my tweezer, I'm taking about two to three strands at a time, because you don't want to group it together too much because then you rip your legs and you do not want that to happen. So just go and say you feel comfortable with how is turning out. I didn't do mine too much, because really I don't want to care about that part. I just want to show you guys in this video but yeah. That is what you should do. If you want your part to look a little more realistic yeah, I'm flicking you off sorry, but um yeah just keep doing that until you are happy with it. Now I'm taking some concealer. This is about two three shades lighter than my skin, and I'm just going to go down that line to make it look a little more realer. Really, okay. Now I'm going to take my fingers and I'm just gon na go over it just enough just to blend it out a little bit more and there's that thing now, but yeah just keep blending it out. So it looks more real and I think I am happy with that result, as you can see, I'm putting a little more concealer on my root area, because I want it to look a little more wider without having like a little more okay. Now I'm going to take my comb and I'm just going to comb through that, make sure everything is laying the way it should, and that is how the lace closure is going to look okay, you guys that is it on the lace closure part of this video. So if that's all you want to check out, then you can go ahead and click off this video. But if you want to see how I made my, u part wig, then you know you better keep watching. Okay, here I'm showing you the supplies you will need, which would be needle and thread. Of course, a scissors of some sort. Some t pins, some Nazi lit, which I have put in this bottle, because that not sealer spray part does not work good. I'M a clip. A white pencil, your legs closure, of course, and a dome cap, but also a mannequin head now. I'Ve already put the dome cap on my head and I measured where I wanted my lace closure to be and where I want to delay my tracks. This step is very helpful to me because when I'm just doing it straight from the mannequin head, it's a little part for me to know what direction I should be going so that helps now I'm about to go ahead and see. Oh, my not make sure you cover your hair, because you don't want to get on the hairs of your lace. You just wanted to get on the roof or the nuts, whatever you want to call it and you're going to spray about two or three layers of that. Now I like to put on my cap backwards at first like this, because it's more straighter and I'm going to put my lace closure on and that's what those key pins come in handy, I'm going to pin them down. For me, I like to put my lace closure about a half an inch over the dome cap, because I don't know I just like doing that. I'M funny like that, but you can do it. You know right at the edge of it, but there you go and I'm going to start sewing that, on this part, is a little bit. You know self-explanatory you're, just going through the dome cap and through my legs. Okay, I'm not going to go completely around at first, because then it will come out lopsided. So I'm going to do one side and then I'm going to cut the thread and then I'm going to start on the other side. Then finish it up. You just tie a knot to cut it off, I like to double knot and just go ahead and start on that other side. Now there is the finished product for this okay. Here I am, I am putting my needle and thread through the track. This is about one of the only times I will put it through the track, because I'm just locking it in and of course, I like to double width, to make my job a little bit faster and to give it a little bit more body. Now I put my teeth in on the other side. You can't see it right now, but that helps hold it up and I'm just going to go through my track like this not go through it, but you know. That is how I lay my track just like so, and this is how I do the fold-over method just watch really carefully. That'S how I do it and you're going to keep sewing the hair down until you get to the end of the talk, so he pins of very handy and make sure if you have a dome cap like this, that you see this part right here. I'M looking at my right side, you don't want to go through it completely because then you're going through the spandex part, you don't want to do that. Just make sure you only going through the fabric and not send it and make sure you're not pulling on your tracks too tight. You want to be a little looser because when you put it on, you want to have some, you know, stretch ability, okay, you guys. I'M going to go ahead and finish this all up. I have about six packs ago, so you know everything is about the same. I don't want to recording the same thing. It gets redundant so yeah, I'm just using the same that sits over and over again. So I finished this week. Okay, my week is all done and now I have to add some layers. I have a little razor comb that I like to use some people like to use scissors, but I find that the razor comb gets it looking a little more natural looking. It sends out the ends for you. So just take your time and follow what I'm doing. It'S very easy to mess up so make sure you move really slow and at the time with it, and there you go, I'm done with my layers now. All i got ta do is style the hair, the specs on his hair. This is about eight packs of hair, it's from 12 inches to 22 inches, so I have 112, 114, 116, 118, 20 s and 222. So that's 8x! The hair! That'S 800 grams up here! That'S in my head right now and then I fit the whole thing on this one caps on so proud of that I'm loving all the layers. It'S super easy to curl and to look nice, it's very low-maintenance hair. It'S very silky soft. The strands are a little bit thinner. That'S why I added a little bit more hair to this umm unit, but I am loving it as you can see at the bottom, is a little lighter. That'S because I lighten it myself. I use 40 developer and um. I did it after I did my whole unit after I did my install I just went in, took like a foil like this put it under, and I put the 40 developer on it and let it sit for about two hours and it came out this color. So I'm really liking it. I just wanted a faint are brain. I just wanted to thank on our Juice woman. I just wanted a faint ombre look, so, as you can see it's a little lighter if you want to see it up close to the hair, you see the difference. This is all my natural color brown up to like the number four, and maybe I don't really know it's like, though I don't even know like a honey brown. If there is a such thing of any brand, I would call this up any bread. Just i curled the hair about like a week ago, but I haven't been wearing it and it kind of dropped, but I'm really liking the loose waves in it. If you want to see my bombshell, curl video, I did it right before this video. You can use that video to curl this hair. If you everyone it also. I hope you guys checked out. My giveaway is the few videos back, so you need to check it out. I'Ll leave a link right here, I'm giving away some Greenville Asian body waves on bundles and it's uh, 18, 20 and 22 so check that out. Please subscribe! You guys!