Watch Me Make This Wig Pristine Brazilian Virgin Remy | Hair Tutorial/Review | Ft. Mane Concept

Hello brother in buting's, welcome back to my channel and for those in you're new to my channel. I want to say a huge welcome to you as well and if you came here to check out this gorgeous unit, I created we're using some main concept here and you want to know details. Please continue watching. Today'S review is in collaboration with main concept, so they sent me this bundle hair for review from the pristine line and the packaging comes like this, so they sent me out their Brazilian virgin remy, pristine, wonder-percent, human hair, and it says all in one pack, with a 13, by for closure and the style is pete RW, 1, 3, 0, 3 l / deep wave 3 pieces and an ellipse 18, 20 and 22 with a 13 by 4 14 inch closure in the color natural black. So i'll show you the star card and is supposed to be unprocessed human hair. Now it's safe that you can bleach the hair with up to 40 volumes. Let me talk a little bit about that. Now i tempted to bleach on awesomeness. It did bleach. So the knots didn't lift, but not that much just enough. I guess, because this hair is process, it is pre dyed to the black. So if you wanted to get hair that you can die, I would suggest going for the natural brown and that's also suggesting that they make. If you want to dye the head go for a natural brown, because this here is pre dye to this natural black. I custom make this hair on a dome cap. I am going surf that in here, so this is gon na be like a little mini tutorial. So I'm gon na go ahead and do that and then I come back with my pros and cons before you get started here, a few items. You will need a wig cap or dome cap of your choice, a wig block or a mannequin foam head. Your t pin to secure down your hair or front. You will also need your needle and thread and, of course, your front or closure, and your bundles for tacking on your closure. You'Re gon na want to secure your dome cap on to the big block or mannequin foam head once. You'Ve done that you're gon na want to go ahead and tack down your closure or front to just slightly over there. Don'T cap so leaving a little access of the hairline over the dome cap so that way, when you apply it, it will fit snug and securely. You'Re gon na also want to stretch the front as much as you can out tearing around the dome cap. So that way, when you apply your tracks, it'll fit securely and flat and you're gon na want to go ahead and clip up the hair, so don't get in the way and now you're ready to install the hair. The first thing I do is thread your needle and make your first stitch now you're going to want to begin stitching down your front two insert after stitching from ear to ear. I like to install the first track right next to the beginning of your closure. To get a nice secure, fit you're gon na want to sew from side to side, folding your bundles over and a horseshoe pattern, and make this someone process easier. You can use your T pins to secure the tracks down as you sew and trust me. It'S a huge difference. There are two techniques of sewing, as you will see me do in this video. You can stitch the underhand, lock, stitch method or the overhand lock stitch method. I prefer the overhand Laxus method because it already forms a loop for you to just pull through, but you will see me use both as an example in this video now, once you get to the corners you're gon na want to go ahead and secure it by Making a knot by looping three times around the needle and pulling then you're going to go ahead and fold the track, and do it again repeat the step that will secure the tracks down and make sure they're flat on the corners. You start a new knee of you softer ends and pull the needle through the loop to secure it to the dome cap and the weft. When I repeat these steps, as you continue on to finish off the bundle as I get to the top, I like to place with my tracks closer together and you're done now that you have completed your weight, you're going to want to spray either water or some Kind of holding spray to secure it down your baby hands to prep the rate for the blue cannot process. Now, if you have done that, you want to go ahead and cut up to access dome cap to expose the Scout or delays making sure you do not cut directly on the stitch that you have to make sure you cut a little bit before the stitching here. I am here only for bleaching, your nuts powder lightening of your choice, a ball red gold, corrector two-tone got any brassiness that may occur. The 30 volume cream developer, a coloring, whisk foils and a color brush. Now I'm going to mix two scoops of powder Lightner and one ounce of developer make sure you whisk it well to blend in all of that mixture. You'Re gon na want to make sure to be about a pancake consistency. You don't want a too watery that it will seep through the lace or too thick that it won't penetrate the Knox. Now, I'm beginning a pond, your bleach mixture, I believe, a little extra lace so that when I apply on my head I can get exact measurement or how much lace I need to really cut off. I hope you guys enjoyed that mini tutorial. I enjoyed making this hey, I always enjoy making my units because it's unique to me and customized to me. This is what the hair looks like after I pretty much combed it out after washing, and you saw how look right after I washed it from lieutenant Oz. So I pretty much combed it out afterwards to get any shedding that I might have gotten from going back in and tweezing the hair. I just wanted to comb all that hey access, hair out that I tweeze out once I did that I went ahead, went back in. I would water and some curl cream, and this is what it looks like now. So I do love the pattern I came out and this is the natural pattern of the hair, and this is how much I have left over so almost about a little less than half a bundle left over. So this is the curl pattern as far as shutting and tingling I haven't experienced that as of yet other than removing the leaks from the front of the front. That'S the only shedding I got and I probably will get a little more because I least the knots on it. You know once you please you're, not you will start ventually over time, getting some shedding no 10 out of yet the hair is super soft, as you can see, it also even looks really cute once it is calm down, because it looks like this natural. You know wave 3 fro type thing going on, so you like that this is perfect for that, so I'm gon na go ahead and give you a close-up of this curl and this hair. So I just pretty much tacked down. Vc is lifting right here, so it is a soft lace like a Swiss lace. I pretty much just tacked down right here. Just so you guys can see. Oh, you can go ahead and tack the rest of it down. I just didn't do that. I didn't feel I need to anyways the way I constructed this cap, a pretty much lays flat, so that is show you this curl and this luster lately. I am loving this natural black hair. It'S not something that I'm used to I'm getting used to it and I do like it. So if you like jet-black hair, didn't this might be the one for you and if you don't, and you want to be in a diet head, you want to go for the natural brown. So keep that in mind when choosing your hair, let me go ahead and give you that 360, this hair does fall just literally at brawlin. As far as the hairline is concerned, the hairline is a little on the Whiggish side. So that's why I wouldn't have any and plucked it, but you don't have to. If you don't want to, you could probably add a little concealer or foundation into it to come up the knots. I did go ahead and pluck it I always plop pretty much pluck my units unless it says free plucked, so I want to say huge. They could have main concept for sending me out this hair. Please if you have any questions or comments, leave that down below. So I can get back to you and if you got into this point - and you haven't already - please don't forget to hit that subscribe button and that alert notification. So you can be other date when I upload new videos, cuz I'm coming at you with some more good ones. So please stay tuned for that like subscribe, comment and share and, as always say, fabulous and be your own version of a next time, bye, cuz. We take