Diy Lace Frontal Wig (Bele Virgin Hair) | Flying Unicorn

Oh, the hair that I got came packaged like so came with. Perm rods, bundle of 24 inches, two bundles 26 inches and a 20 inch lace frontal. I thought this was really cool that they decided to give me perm rods. Just in case. I want to keep the curly and this your regular Turkish, regular Aliexpress packaging, so some of the things we'll be needing is a dome cap. This is what you will be sewing the hair on to some bonding glue, leaving thread leaving needle some scissors. It can be any kind of scissors and a blockhead and I'm going to go ahead and put the dome cap on and then I'm going to pin my lace front on to the block head. I made sure that I pulled it a little further than the dome cap starts and you'll see why at the end, this is how it looks now, let's go ahead and start sewing it on. So I'm starting from the base of the frontal and first I am pulling the thread through then tying it two times to secure it once I've done that, I'm just going to basically so it on and make sure that it's secure on to the dome cap and As I'm sewing it on, I'm actually kind of creating a not so I'm pulling it through, and then I am pulling the excess string on the other side through the hoop and it nods like so then I'm just going to sew it all the way across until I'Ve reached the other end. Oh now that we've got the front salon insecure, i'm going to go ahead and so on the hair, i'm using three bundles that I've was sent from bell version hair on Aliexpress and i'm going to go ahead and cut open. The first bundle i'm going to start off using the 26 inch bundles than working my way up to using the 24 before I do that, I'm going to start off by measuring the bundles and cutting it so that I can sew it on track by track. I'M doing this because it allows it to lay flatter and then I'm going to go ahead and pin it once I've gotten the exact measurements. I want to make sure that it reaches each side of the frontal and before I sew it on I'm, going to make sure that I bond it with some weave glue, I'm going to make sure that it dries and then once I've done, that I'm going to Go ahead and start sewing it on I'm going to do the exact same method that I did sewing on the frontal which is bringing the thread through and then tie and get two times once I've tied it. I'M going to go ahead and start sewing it on. Like so Thank here, you can see a little bit better. What I'm talking about when I say I create and not, as i'm selling it on i'm pulling the string through the loop and then pulling it extremely tight to just kind of nodded little bit and repeat the same step with each track. Once I get to the end of the track, I'm going to go ahead and tie it about three times, which is basically looping around the loop three times and then I'm going to go ahead with the next step. I'Ve already started gluing it and I'm going the other half by glowing half and a half. It makes it a lot easier that way you don't get any glue in the hair and then I'm going to continue using the same string, well, weaving string that I used for the last track and then just sewing it all the way across. And this is going to be the last track that I actually used the glue for. I only used it at the base because it's a thicker part of the dome cap, but as we go on, don't use any more glue. So I went ahead and sowed a few extra tracks off camera, but, as you see, there is an extra piece that is left, I'm basically going to show you how to take care of that. What I'm doing is puncturing the weft and sewing that on to the dome cap, this basically allows no budging and it makes it lay flat and then once I've done that and I've gone all the way. To the end, I am going to continue to puncture the left and then loop it about two or three times this, basically make sure that it continues to lay flat and then with the extra leaving thread. I am adding yet again another Trek and I'm just gon na keep doing. You know the same steps that I've been doing throughout the video. So this is basically what using one bundle. Pretty much looks like I kept the web's pretty close. I could have spaced it out a little bit, but I just decided to keep it close towards the bottom. Now i'm going to go ahead and add another one, i'm gon na kind of speed through this and there is going to be some clips missing of me using this particular track. Matte track, but excuse me bundle, but you know just follow the exact same steps that i've been doing throughout the whole video and you will be able to create your own ways. Oh yeah, surprise pizza, so I've used the second bundle and I'm gon na go ahead and finish up with the third I'm. Basically, this time going straight across opposed to kind of creating a see like i was doing before and now i am measuring it once again and i'm gon na cut it and start sewing it on alright. So I am at my last track and now that I'm at the end I'm going to go ahead and tie it, which is looping it, and now I've completed it now. What I'm doing is cutting off the excess part of the dome cap, which we won't be needing, because the frontal has basically replaced it cutting off the excess parts that I was not able to get before. And then, once I've completed that I'm gon na go ahead and cut off the extra lace that comes on the frontal. For some reason, when i got this frontal, there was a weird plastic string: that kind of separated the frontal from the excess lace and, as you can see, it's kind of poking out, but i'm just following that line and cutting it off as i'm going now, i'm Going to go ahead and add the elastic band, which is basically going to keep the leg in place. I got this from my goals, but you can get it from any craft store now what I'm going to go ahead and do is measure it from one end of the frontal to the other, then I'm going to go ahead and fold it in half and once I fold it in half, I'm going to cut that piece and then cut that piece in half reason being is because you wanted to secure your wig. So you want it to be able to stretch and then once I've cut it in half, then you will have not only one piece for a weight but another piece for the next week. You decide to create now I'm going to go ahead and place it right. Where the frontal starts, and then I'm gon na put a tee pin in to hold it, I'm sewing this on I'm hand sewing it on. So I'm just showing you exactly where i'll be selling, which is across first i'm going to start at one end and pull it through then, once I've pulled it through, i'm going to go ahead and tie it three times just to make sure that it's secure once I'Ve done that I'm going to use that same strings, don't cut it off, keep it and then sew it on, as if you were sewing on the tracks onto the dome cap, then I'm going to tie that three times then cut it. I'M going on to the other side to do the exact same steps to secure that side now or the middle. I am following the same steps that I used on both sides, but this time I'm sewing it on four times opposed to just one. Once I've completed it, I'm going to tie it three times cut it, and that is how it looks. Then I will repeat the same steps on the other side and as you see this is the results get a lot of questions about this. So I decided to finally do it and show you guys and that pretty much wraps up how I personally make my frontal lace, wigs. I know I enjoyed making this for you guys, but I'm hoping that it was extremely helpful if you are interested in this hair. Go ahead and check out in the description box all the information you need on it. Are you guys it's flying unicorn and I'm signing out peace.