How To Make/Create A Full Lace Front Wig With Closure With Synthetic Hair!

Hey everyone. I love it here with Too Faced beauty makeup. So, basically, if you are looking at what you all are seeing - and I've been checking out my recent videos where I've been rocking this new hair truth be told - I actually made it. So this is all synthetic hair and if you feel like you have to use two to three hundred bucks to get some sexy hair or what now I'm here to tell you that that is far from true. And I can show you a very inexpensive way to make a full lace closure wig, where you can rock and style and curl as well. So I hope you all enjoyed this tutorial and I hope you all get something from this. So let's get started okay! Well, here's what you'll need we need a foam head. I got mine from Goodwill for about five bucks, a dome cap. I got it for about a dollar at the beauty, supply store, weaving thread, the weaving needle and scissors, as well as a weft sealer, which I got off in a beauty supply store for maybe about ten bucks in total and obviously you'll need that hair boom. And that's that pre-stress equal of synthetic weave Russian bundle wave. Now I got these for like $ 8.99, a pack at hair sisters, calm and the link to that will be down below man. Word on the street says this: hair is off the chiselled, so I went ahead and got it and I want to make sure that this hair was fuller than Kim Kardashian's ass. So that's why I got like six packs of them. Yep six packs so check it out, okay to start off. What I did was that I of went ahead and unraveled out all my hair, and I used my weft sealer to seal all the less. I went ahead and sealed them both front and back of each weft. Now I would usually prefer to use a totally different web sealer. That'S the reason why I'm not showing you all the name of the weft sealer, because it didn't really work. Something like hot glue. Would be best or I'm something else like that would probably work out. Okay, love's next up is the threading. Now the process that I use to go ahead and get this done is the double threading process. Now this process is very necessary so that you can ensure that your thread is strong enough to move through double wefted. You know what so, basically, what you would do is that you would put your needle through your thread until you're able to get asymmetrical thread, and then you would just tie a double knot. Now make sure that knot is thick enough like, even if you have to do more than double knot, so that way, when you, your needle through your left and what it ends up as a through-and-through okay, now on to that good stuff, the sewing now here are Some tips that I went ahead and used when I sewed in the hair first tip. I folded the left together. So that way I can ensure fullness. So I folded the web's together. So I was using a double weft method, so I would sew through two West's. Instead of one, I also use the folding method instead of the cutting method. Now that means that I folded the West, when I would go from one corner to another corner, I folded the West instead of cutting the West. When I reached the corner of the dome cat, the next tip is that I also sold through the West. When I reached the corner of the dome cap and then I folded it and then I sold through the West again when I you know, as I am moving towards the middle of the dome cap now, when I move towards the middle, then that's when I use. I sewed over the West instead of through the West. Now this would ensure that you know just in case you want to use your web Segen that you know everything will be nice and tight, so I sewed it over the West. As I was yeah, I don't know how to explain it, but hopefully you all will get it also. I made sure that each line of webs are about an inch apart, like there weren't any ruler sized space between one weft to another web. I wanted to make sure that my hair was going to be really full and if you guys are looking closely you cannotice that the space between each thread loop is about half an inch apart. I wanted to make sure that this hair was really nice and tight. So I'm showing this part because it's an example of me the corners of each left. Now, as you can see, I am sewing through the weft and I'm gon na go over at a couple of times to make sure that it's very firm and it doesn't. It looks like you know it's growing out of my head, so this is how full everything looked after I went ahead and sewed in the 22 inch to 20 inches and 118 inch now mind you. I had an 18 inch and a 16 inch left and I also put in the closure around after I finished the second 20 mm: okay love's. So here's a secret on how I created my closure. So what I did was that I cut out the two inch lace off two old beshe lace, wigs that I had no use for anymore and I turned them vertically, instead up a horizontal way that the old wigs had it. So that way, I could have more parting space on my new way and I went ahead and sold them on to my new wig, but if I had to do it again, what I would do is that I would sew the boat laces together first before I Sewed them on to the actual wig. Now I'm sure this sounds a little tedious, but I promise you it's worth not spending over 50 to 150 bucks for a closure that you probably wouldn't get the most Musa. So, as you all know, this was my first time making away so I did experience some technical difficulties. I noticed that my wig cap would shrink in size as I installed it. Each pack of hair so be sure to try on your wake in between each pack. Installment, so that way you would know if your wig will actually fit your head. Now by the time I installed my 22 inch to 20 inches at 118 inch as well as my closure. I found out that my wig could barely fit my head, so I created a process to enlarge your wig cap. If you have this problem, and literally all you would need is an extra week. So what you would do is that you will take off your wig from your foam head and replace it with your second wig cap. Make sure you put the wig cap on there loosely, because the point of this is to replace the non elastic wig cap on your actual wig, with the elastic part on your second wig cap. Next, what you will do is that you will cut off the non elastic part on your wig and put the wig back on the wig on the foam head with your wig cap on it, and you will sew the ends of your wig to the wig cap. In the communities I deposited money and then cut off the rest of the wig cap that was not sewn onto your actual wing. This will create more elasticity on your wig cap, so your weight can be able to fit your head. So here's how everything turned out enjoy yeah. Oh thanks! So much for watching. If you know a lot more of these videos or have any questions at all or even like this, the slightest bit don't be a stranger man comment down below. Let me know how you feel this really helps me out to continue. Don'T forget to subscribe press that thumbs up button and most certainly stay beautiful and two-faced, see all of these later bye.