How To Sew Down A Lace Front Wig Flat | No Leave Out Or Glue | Elemo Hair

You Halos welcome back, so I am here with another hair tutorial and I wanted to do a video showing you guys how you can sew down your lace front. Wig onto your head, I gotten a few requests to do this. Video after I posted the video on how to sew down your lace, closure wig. So here it is finally and we're just gon na go ahead and get right into the tutorial, the lace, wrong wig that I will be sewing down. I actually did a video on exactly how I made this wig. If you guys have not checked out that video, I definitely check it out. So the hair that I am wearing is from alamo hair and I have their Brazilian body wave in the lens 18. 20. 22, with an 18 inch lace frontal. So, as you guys can see, I made this wig on a mesh cap with adjustable straps, and then I installed an elastic band. So this technique is going to be super easy. You guys want to see me, do it. Basically, what you're going to be doing is you're going to be sewing. Your lace, frontal, wig down in four different sections, and I'm going to show you exactly which sections to sew your frontal week down. The first thing that you're gon na do is go ahead and place. The wig onto your head make sure you position the front hairline of the frontal where, where exactly you want it, because once you sew it down is actually going to kind of be. In that same position, so I positioned the lace front way onto my head and the next thing that I'm going to do is go ahead and thread. My my needle, I am using a large C shaped needle and I'm using, I believe it's the cotton thread. I, like the cotton thread more than the nylon thread or the polyester thread. I think that's what so, what I'm going to? What I'm doing now is actually sectioning of where the lace frontal ends and my tracks begin. Okay, so you want to section that off. You want to search that section, that from ear to ear - and you want to pull all the hair for, because you're going to be sewing that part down first, so you can basically use whatever sewing technique that you want. You can use the traditional stitch technique. You could use the blanket stitch method. It'S completely up to you, just make sure that your stitching is secure and taut. So after I sewn down the back of the frontal onto my head, the next section that I'm going to go ahead and move onto is the ear flaps. Now the way that I make my frontal weeks, I do not cut the excess ear flaps off when I sew it down. I kind of leave that on because it gives you more versatility when you are looking to style your lace front weight, so I am going ahead and starting on one side of my head and I'm just parting off the little section. If you guys see like whiteness with the wig, I did hot glue gun this wig. So that's the reason why you see in like some white residue on the hair and don't mind it, because once I comb all the hair, you don't see it but anyways. What you're going to do is you are going to next, like I said so down your ear flaps and I'm just using like a side stitch to sew down my ear flaps and I do both sides. So after I sew down the ear flaps or the, where my ears are the last section that I'm going to sew down is the very back, and I just usually kind of part where, like I sewn down the first track or the second track, and then I Go with my needle and thread and then just sew the back down, if you guys do these foreign sections that lease for a wig will not move on trust me. Okay, if your stitching is really taut and you sew it down how you supposed to - and you just follow the sections that I did you shouldn't have any issues at all now the last thing that I'm going to go ahead and do is I'm going to add Some God to be jel. This is optional. You definitely do not have to do this, but I prefer to do this if you are not looking to use the God to be jel, what you can do is part the lace frontal in areas they're children. You know you're not going to show any parting or you know basically want to part your hair and you could just kind of so little stitching's throughout the whole entire frontal, if you want to, but I didn't want to, because I was going to use the got To be gel to lay down on the front of my hairline, so I what you see me is I'm actually using a flat makeup brush. I stopped using my hands because, as you know, if you use your fingers, your fingers do have oil and it can't create, like a white residue when you do apply the gossipy gel to your hairline. So that's the reason why you see me using a flat makeup brush and I'm just going ahead and applying the got to be gel to the front of my actual hairline, I'm letting it dry a little bit and then, after that, I'm going to place the frontal On top of the got to be gel, I start with the front section and then I move on to the sides. So after I went ahead and laid down my lace frontal to my head, the last step is just creating a couple of baby hairs. You don't have to use baby hairs, but I like baby hairs. So that's what you see me doing now. I am using my favorite edge control, which is the first touchdown brand yeah. If you guys see you will, if you seen my previous videos, you've seen me, use this edge control and it's by far like one of the best educators that I've ever used. So that's what I'm doing now and after that, you guys. This is basically the final look, so, as I told you before, this is super easy, so I really hope you guys enjoyed this quick tutorial. If you have any questions or comments, leave down below make sure you guys check out my previous video on alley mohair. I basically have like the same experience that I had in the first video. Nothing too much has changed as you guys can see. The curl Pat the curls do stay intact. This hair holds a curl very well. I really don't have any issues too much with tangling or shedding, but yeah. If you guys are interested in aleem mohair, I will give you guys all the information down below in the description section. I just want to say thank you so much for watching. If you haven't subscribed to my channel definitely subscribe and then also follow me on instagram at I am underscore Shay or more, and I will see you guys in the next video