How To Make A Bang Piece For A U-Part Wig.

Hi everyone and /tk hey eleven here and today, I'm just gon na do a quick rundown on how I achieved bangs in my hair and you guys know I had a you part and it's been humid, it's been hot, so I just decided that I was gon Na do bangs to add to that you part, so I'm just going to show you how I did that it's gon na be a quick video, not that detailed. There are lots of videos on how to do bangs. So it's just gon na be very simple. Very simple, so stay tuned for that I'll see you guys later with more on this hair and I'm actually planning on dying it soon, so stay tuned for that and okay. So I'm using a closure piece, because obviously I can't do bangs in a u-part wig, and this is what it looks like inside. If you want a tutorial on it, I can make another closure piece to show you. How I did this, and all you have to do - is just secure the closure piece on and make sure that it's centered. So that way you can go ahead and start stitching around and it's pretty straightforward. You know you don't really have to use that much skill to stitch it around just make sure that it's nice and secure, and if you want to see a video on how I do a closure, you can definitely check out one of my videos. I do have a video on that and I will add an annotation for you guys again. It really doesn't take much skill to do this. So next I cut the hair and I cut it below my eyes just to make sure I have a little comfort space in case I mess up and I pulled it back, brushed it out and curled the hair on 400 degrees and trimmed it. As I went. You know just to neaten it out and bring the bangs back a bit later on, I decided I was just gon na go ahead and trim the bangs back some more just to protect my eyes, because I felt like this was too long thanks. So much for watching my videos, as always