How To Ventilate A T-Frontal | Diy T-Frontal | Detaild Tutorial | Beginner Friendly

Hello guys welcome back to my channel. My name is taylor simby and if you are new you're welcome and if you're already a subscriber. Thank you so much for coming back. You are the best. So in today's video i'm going to show you how to ventilate this t frontal right here in my previous video, i showed you how to prepare your front house how to sew on the wig cap. So in today's video i'm going to show you how to ventilate this, i did say that i was going to do part 1 to 4 and i was going to show you how to ventilate all the frontals that i met in my previous video. So, just in case you haven't seen it uh do go and check it out so that you can get a better understanding and i also showed how to do uh to draw a hairline right there in the video. So it's linked in the description so right here. I'M going to be using this afro 19 inch wig. I'Ve used this with before on my channel uh on my first youtube: video yeah. So today i'm going to use that same width and i'm going to be using uh in color black color number one. So right here i'm going to um the i used one and a half of the bundles. They were six and each bundle was 40 inches, so 40 inches right here, plus half, which is 20, so 60 inches of hair. So i see i'm going to be cutting off the weft right here to prepare the hair that i want to use to ventilate. So just cut off the weft like that, then you have to pull out the little hairs in there and you'll be left with the long ones only right there. So this is how the hair is looking like uh after that, and this is how the uh wig cap looked like before. I think it uh do, go and check it out, guys, do, go and check it out. So right i'm going to put a white paper underneath so that you can see what i'm doing so right here guys this part that is sewn it's hard to get like a straight horizontal line. So i'm going to turn my mannequin like that, then go to the back right there, where it's on and measure from the part that is sewn um, going in measure half an inch or about a quarter of an inch, because we want to ventilate uh on the List that is um straight so that it will be easy for you to ventilate a straight horizontal line right there. Then, after ventilating right here, a quarter of an inch i'm going to flip the hair and um it will go to the back guys. This is a tip that i'm giving you guys, sometimes when you uh, when you watch this video uh for it. You ventilated that, like the big part, but this is how i do it - i ventilate an inch not an inch, a quarter of an inch right here at the back, so that i can get my pattern in order. I can get the pattern that i want and everything it will be uniformed, rather than when you start from the part that is sewn the lines are not straight, so if you are doing it on a frontal that is not already sewn on your wig cap, you Can find lay starting from where your front arm is at the back, but if you are doing it on the front or that is already sewn on your wake up, you have to use this method and uh when you ventilate your hair. Your pattern will be like it will be easy for you to do your patterns. It will be like simple simple rather than when you start to do it from the pad that is on. So i will show you how to do it uh on a frontal that is not sewn on your wig cap. That'S where you have to start ventilating from like where your frontal is starting. There'S no need to to do this method, but if you are doing it on your wake up, then you have to do this method. Guys do try it out and if you're already using these guys, you can be a witness to this. It works so uh. The two part, one in part, two of frontal ventilation. I will show you on the wig cap in part three and part four. I will show you how to ventilate the frontal uh without sewing it on the wake up, so guys please do subscribe. So this is how it's looking just flip it then we can start ventilating uh when the hair is lift from the back to the front to the hairline. So right here, i'm ventilating one more is keeping one off and let one more and skipping one more and i'm ventilating ventilating on all the lines, guys all the lines, i'm going to use this front or this t-frontal to make a hair wig. So if you are making a hair wig, whether it's a closure or a frontal, you have to ventilate all the lines. Uh the thing that you will be skipping is the box, so you'll be skipping one hole one more one more, but you will be ventilating all the lines. So here we finlet all the lines for the braided wigs that is uh what you'll be skipping lines, but for this one, uh tip for hair, wigs ventilate, all the lines uh and skip only holes only those small holes. So they let one horse, keep one more village, one more skip one wall and we're going to ventilate all the vertical lines, all the vertical lines and right here the method that i'm using i'm using um a word. So i'm ventilating horizontally guys. I'Ve i've done this before when i did a four by four three-way closure. I showed you uh three ways: three patterns of ventilating. There is vertical this horizontal they slanted so just in case you haven't watched it. I'M also going to link that video in the description uh so that you can go and check it out, so i'm just going to continue ventilating from the back uh all the way to the front so right here there that is going to cover the back. I'M going to do one and a half inches, then i will start uh. I will skip one line for the middle patting because i'm going. This is a different also. It is a fixed parting, so i'm going to skip one line for the parting, and this frontal is five by eleven and uh half. So my parting is going to be three and a half in the year that is going to cover the back. It'S going to be one and a half making it five inches from the back to the front. So guys, if you have any questions like, if you don't understand you can ask me in the comment section. If you have any questions so yeah right here, i'm ventilating one side like i will show you right here, i'm going to skip one line, so this is one side of the front door that i'm going to ventilate i'm going to ventilate it all the way to The front, then, i will ventilate also the other side, so i'm just finishing off right here, the head that will cover the back. Then we go to ventilate uh, the hair, like uh. When you do your parting, you have to skip. Only one line do not skip two, do not skip three, it will be too much space, so you have to skip only one line for your parting, whether you're doing a closure uh or t frontal, if you're, making a frontal uh, there's no need to like um Skip lines a front of that is like a full frontal. There'S no need for that, because you open your parting anywhere that you want your pattern to be, but if it's a closure or a different way, you need a fixed parting. Then you have to skip only one line for your parting, so this is the other side that i'm ventilating from one side of uh up until to the part that i want to do the parting, so ventilate ventilate and also then lay the other side make sure You skip that one line that uh three and a half inches and the one and a half is going to cover the back so making it five so right here, i'm still picking two strands of fifth and letting one was keeping one more finishing one more skipping. One more do not pick here. That is more than two strands guys only two strands at the back and at the front only one, only one guys and please watch guys, i'm going to show you something uh that you a tip that you have to know when you're ventilating um on your hairline And also right here, i'm using afro here and i'll also show you like uh guys keep watching keep watching. If you want to hear the tips guys keep watching guys so guys. The other thing that contributes when you're ventilating like, if you want to have a nice, uh, frontal or a closure, you have to know the type of hair that you are using when you're buying your hair make sure that the strands of the year they are thin. They are thin and soft do not buy strands that are thick and soft. When you tie the knot, it will be, it will loosen up like when you tie the knot. The the hair is too big and soft. It will not tie a knot like it will not. It will not be tight, no matter how good you are at ventilating. The end result will be bad, it will loosen up and it won't look good so make sure that when you buy your hair, the strand of the hair, they are thin very, very, very thin and soft do not buy hair. That is thick and soft, like sometimes um i did struggle with the hair like when i started ventilating i was like. I don't know how to get this thing. I don't know how to do this thing, but there was one time that i bought uh a with that was thin and uh the reason the result was really good. Then i used that thick hair again and i said - and i asked myself like last time - i did it better. Why is it like this? Then i discovered that oh, the hair contributes to how your closure or phone cell will look like at the ends, so make sure that you use uh here. That will be good like thin and soft thin and soft, not thick and soft yeah, so guys. That is the pattern right there and i also ventilated from the middle part, to the ear. But i wanted to do the same pattern. All the way like if you start from the middle, make sure it's middle to the ear. If you start from the ear make sure it's the ear to the other ear, so that you get your pattern like here, i'm ventilating all the lines. So it doesn't matter where you uh. If you start from the ear to the ear or to the middle, to the ear then middle to the ear, but if you're skipping lines uh, you have to start from the middle to the ear that one will talk about it when you're doing a claw. A frozen that will be skipping lines, so let's focus on this one right here: ventilating on the ear part from the ear all the way to the middle. So i'm still picking two strands of fair and skipping one hole like that, then at the front, at the hairline, we'll be skipping we'll be doing the same pattern like skipping one off at least one more, but i'm going to be picking only one strand of hair. So guys this right here, i'm going to be picking one strand of hair like three quarters of an inch right here, because this year is afro and it's bulky. So if you like, um, like what i usually do, i pick one strand from uh like the remaining half an inch. That'S what i do when i use straight hair, so this is afro here you have to like start. It uh start picking one strand of here like an inch before or three quarters of an inch before the hairline so that it won't look thick. It will look natural so remember that guys when you are using straight hair uh, you have to like uh start picking. One strand from half an inch before the airline. If it's up from here you have to start picking one strand from three quarters or one in inch before the hairline, so that you get that natural. Look on your hairline right here, i'm ventilating one hole skipping! One more and i'm picking only one strand of here, one strand of hair right here up until i reach the hairline, i'm only picking one, because i want it to look natural, and this is afro here. It looks bulky. So that's why i started ventilating one strand of hair on this point, but at the end you'll see that uh it will look natural. It won't look like this uh less here. The hair will be full enough, so guys just keep watching guys. There'S more guys. Um right here make sure that your curves, they care from the middle part and the side part they are in the same line. The only part that should be in is where your curves are joining, so make sure that it's on the same line and when you cut your less uh, it won't be like uh. The other side is going too much outside the other side is going inside. No, it should be this straight as same lines. The only part that should be in is where are your caves are connected like that guys so right here you can ventilate uh the hairline and then um put it uh on the front then fill in the part that is left right there guys. I don't know what i was doing right here. My dough was my mannequin was like uh far at the back, but i'm going to show you again right here, ventilate the hairline like that, then you can then flip the hair and fill in this paste that you left in here. Uh or you can ventilate like uh vertically, starting from the back to the front skipping one more skipping, one more following the lines uh the line of your hairline that we marked previously on my uh other video. So just fill in the space like that or you can do it vertically up until you reach uh the hairline. So all that i'm going to show you uh so keep watching guys keep watching. And if you have watched to this point and you haven't subscribed yet guys, what are you waiting for guys subscribe subscribe guys so that you can see part two by three and part, four of frontal ventilation, guys make sure you subscribe make sure you like make sure You share make sure you comment. If you have any questions you can ask, i will reply you in the comment section so keep watching. So this is the middle part i ventilated from the ear to the middle, and this is how it's looking uh still picking one strand on the hairline and remember that one line that we said we're going to skip uh on uh for our parting. So this is the ear part. This is how it's looking, i ventilated all the way to the ear like all the way and remember, we have to leave um one and a half to two inches for the ear part, so that when you wear your wig, it will lay flat guys. I said this in my previous video uh when i showed you how to make the wig cap. So if you haven't watched it guys do go and check it out uh. You might find something helpful right there that you like that you learn from that video. So do go and check it out so that you can bet uh. You can get a better understanding of this tutorial right here, so i'm just repeating uh, repeating i'm just repeating the same process that i was doing on the other side, uh from like uh, three quarters of an inch i'll start, ventilating, one strand up until the hairline. The other parts at the back, i've included only two strands, two strand two strands, not more than that. Uh. When you ventilate more than uh two strands, the knots will be visible, like there will be two visible and you have to ventilate only two strands right here and at the hairline only one strand so that the knots won't be showing it will be really natural and Beautiful so guys, i'm just going to keep ventilating and right here is the other side of the ear and i'm picking one strand right here guys you can see how natural it's looking. It'S not bulky. It'S not bulky uh, it's looking natural there's no need to pluck like this is the advantage. When you make your own frontals, you will customize it according to your own liking. If you want it to be full, you can ventilate more here. If you want it to be like um, less full like more natural, you can ventilate uh, less hair and uh. You won't be going into plaque or something like that, because it is like ready to where there's no other work. You have to do after ventilation, so guys. This is how it's looking, i'm just going to remove the paper right here, and this is how it's looking guys. This is how it's looking do. Let me know what you think about these guys. Did you learn something uh? Do let me know what you think about this video and the parting is right here, so this hair looks bulky right now, but i'm going to make a wig and i'll also be dropping that video after the part, two three and four of the fronts of regulation, I'Ll be dropping a video, and i will show you uh how to make it look, uh less bulky and how to activate uh. Those little kills that it had uh it's afro, but it has like curls in it. So i also show you how to get those curls back guys, and this is how it's looking guys look at that hairline. Look at that ear part guys. Let me know what you think about this. So when i did the hairline, i used concealer to mark the hairline and i'm going to remove it with a makeup remover. So if you use concealer use makeup remover to remove if you use fabric marker, then you use no polish to rim no polish remover to remove it and it will be clean, uh and guys. If you are new, please don't forget to subscribe. Guys don't forget to subscribe and if you already are subscribed, but thank you so much for coming back to watch this tutorial, make sure you keep coming back so that you can watch part two part three and part four guys. I will keep telling you the tips. I will keep telling you the tricks. I will keep sharing what i know guys with you guys. I will keep sharing everything guys and please do share with your friends with your family guys. They need to see these guys. They need to watch this so that they can make their own frontals like it will be affordable that way and they can customize it to, however way they want it to be so yeah guys if you're going to try this out. Do let me know in the comment section and please don't forget, to drop a comment in the comment section guys. If you have any question do say i will answer you guys, look at how it's looking right here on my hand, yeah uh, just imagine if it's uh on the head guys, it's really melting like it's blending with the skin guys. This is beautiful. Guys do. Let me know what you think about this. Thank you so much for watching guys. I will see you in part two three and four guys. Thank you. Goodbye