Freetress Braid - 3X Bona Loc 18 || Freetress Anti-Slip Lace Crochet Wig Cap || Perfect Combo❤

Hey guys, what's up happy friday today, i have another crochet hairstyle for you guys, but this time i'm not going to be installing it in my head, i'm actually going to be installing it on a crochet wig cap. So if you guys want to see how i achieved this just continue watching so for this look, i have the freetress braid three times bonolock in the color copper, it's 18 inches long, and i used four packs in total to achieve this. Look so in each pack. There'S three bundles on each bundle: there's 12 pieces, so in total i had like 144 braids, so yeah just in case you're wondering you'll only need like three to four packs. To achieve this look so, like i said up front, i use the new freetress anti-slip lace. Crochet wig cap to achieve this look, no, they also have the crochet cap, it's an anti-slip crochet cap and that one does not have the leaves at the front or anything like that. It'S just the regular cap with the anti-slip grip around it. Okay. But for this look like i said, i will be using the lace, crochet wig cap, and i wanted to use this one because i've never tried it before. I'Ve never tried a crochet cap before in general, like so, i wanted to use the one with the lace at the front because i thought it would make more sense. It would make me feel like i'm, making an actual lace. Wig a lace, part wig. You know, anyway, guys around the entire cap, there's the anti-slip silicone strip and that helps the wig to stay in place wherever you put it so, whether you put it as a side, part or center part everything stays in place, and i love that silicone strip because It also makes a wig feel so comfortable once you put it on. The cap is super comfortable, so it comes with two combs up front one at the back. Normally i hate combs but i'll, explain later why i love the fact that they added combs to this um wig cap, but yeah, there's combs in the wig cap. So for those of you who, like combs, no need to worry it's there for your convenience and everything like that plus the cap stretches. So i love that about it and i pretty much just dove straight into it and started crocheting the hair onto the wig cap. Now i'm only gon na crochet it once and when i say that i'm only gon na loop it once okay, so you don't have to loop it twice because it stays in place once you pull that hair through the loop and make one crochet. That'S it, you don't have to crochet it like another time and like secure it or anything like that, because it's on the cap, so that's what i love about it as well. That makes it so much faster and so much easier. This hairstyle actually took me two hours and the only reason why it took me two hours, because i love doing my emails. While i do these hairstyles, because i can't seem to do one thing at a time so yeah, that's why it took me so long. If i wasn't doing anything else, trust me, it would have took me like about an hour or maybe less, to achieve this entire look. So, as you guys can see, i'm pretty much just spacing everything out. I'M gon na space it out until i get all the way to the top and then i'm gon na go back in and fill in like the empty spaces. That'S there, oh is so so i got all the way to the top and that's how i pretty much spaced it out. I did that so that way, it's not too bulky, and that way i didn't add too much hair and, at the end, turns out to look really crazy and bulky in like spots. So once you do it that way, you can always go in and add hairs in between. So when i got to the top like to the lace part area, what i did was i stacked them really really close together. That way, it kind of hides all the caps, so you won't be able to see anything in between and after i was finished with that. That'S when i went in and fill in some spaces. Okay. So that way, like i said it doesn't come out bulky and crazy now on to the installments. So what i did i pretty much just braided my hair, like some small converse to the front, and then just you know added it to some big con was going back and i took some of the locks and i pretty much just crocheted one lock onto each Braid right at the front, and that's just to make the front of it, look a little bit more natural and when i say natural i just mean make it look as if i crocheted the entire the entire thing onto my hair. When, in fact, i didn't you know so you can always pull that cap out afterwards or whenever you're going to sleep, pull the cap out, put it on your mannequin head and you're able to sleep comfortably and the next day you just throw it on and go And it still looks natural, like you actually just crocheted your entire head, like i said so. I mentioned before that the cap comes with three combs there's two up front and one at the back, and i appreciate that because once i crocheted my hair at the front, it actually helps with securing the wig once you place it at the back of the crochet. So, instead of adding a lot of hair pins, you have those combs to keep it in place, because, although it has the silicone strip, that's actually for the hairline, but once you start adding the wig at the back like on your hair itself on those cornrows, it Could start sliding back so the combs actually come in really really handy. So a mistake i made that i'm going to show you guys to prevent you from making that same mistake is that i didn't add the hair close enough to the hairline, not the hairline, but the parting space. I think i should have added the hairs. A little closer so that way, the parking space would be a little bit smaller, instead of so wide. The parking space is really really wide right now and i'm not really liking it. I'M not really liking the fact that it's so deep either. So just a heads up once you're gon na um, crochet it or once you're gon na try this look make sure to add the crochet hair a little bit closer to the lace part. So that way, it's a little bit more closed up and not so separated. You know it's like moses part in the red sea right now, but regardless it still looks a little bit cute. I love the look. I think it looks a little bit more natural um crocheting, my hair itself at the front. Just to you know, hide the cap and everything like that, but let me know what you guys think in the comment section down below. Do you like this style? Have you ever tried any of the crochet wig caps before i know the anti-slip cap is the last one that came out. I think the latest one that came out, so let me know if you've tried it. If you have intentions of trying it, maybe you wouldn't want the lace one you might want the regular crochet cap, but just let me know your thoughts and opinions in the comment section down below everything that i use today will be linked in the description box, so Make sure to check that out if you want to purchase, but thank you guys so much for watching and i'll see you guys soon. Bye,