Very Detailed | How To Make A Lace Frontal Wig | Beginner Friendly | Ft. Celie Hair

Okay, so the hair that I'm gon na be working with today for this video is from Seelye hair on Aliexpress. You guys, I have heard so many good things about this hair company, so if you personally purchase hair for them, definitely let me know how you liked it, so I'm gon na be showing you how to make your very own lace, frontal wig, a few of you Guys have asked to see this video, so here it is, I'm just showing you guys what the knots look like after I bleached them. I just used my bw2 bleaching powder and a 40 volume developer, and then I followed up with the neutralizing shampoo and the shimmer light shampoo, and this is pretty much how I came out now. The very first thing that I'm gon na be doing is customizing the front, so I'm not gon na go too in depth on how it is that I do this. If you guys would like to know it's pretty much the same exact process that I did on my how to make your closure look like a frontal video, so definitely refer to that video. I will leave it linked down below so that you guys can it know in depth of exactly how it is that I do that that video is a lot more detail, because I'm pretty much gon na be breezing through this part for the most part. So what I will say is that it's a lot easier to plug your friends hole when it's wet, and this is after it was freshly washed, and then I immediately went into plugging it. Okay. So now I'm pretty much to showing you guys what the frontal stuff looks like I'm always cautious not to over plug, so I'm pretty much gon na stop there at that point now. The first thing that I want to get into is these little t-pins, that you're gon na need and, of course, you're going to need a needle and thread and then, most importantly, this is a size. 22 wig canvas head. I just want to let you guys know that this is very important if you're gon na be making your own ways that you need to know how to measure your around your head properly, so that you know what size canvas had to get now me personally, I've Made waste before on styrofoam heads, but these canvas has are just so much better, so I definitely recommend that you guys invest in one of these. I use a mesh dome cap. You can use the regular kind, but I personally prefer the mesh dome caps. They come in size, regular in size large. I always use a size regular. So once you just put that onto the canvas head, then it's time to go ahead and tack down the frontal so that we have it in position to go ahead and sew it down. So on the sides of the front, so you'll notice that there's the very edge of the front so and then there's the line of demarcation rather where the hair stops on the front, so so that little extra part, that's padded. That'S the part that you want to tack down right there and sew it onto the edge of the wig cap. What you don't want to do is sew down the edge of the frontal itself on there, because then your frontal wig is not going to fit at all, so that edge of the frontal should be hanging off. So I'm just gon na do the same thing. On the other side, I'm gon na make sure I'm pulling it tight to get it stretch all the way across, because you don't want to have any bulges or anything like that in the wig and then when it comes to the front part. I know this part kind of threw me off when I first started. Making frontal wigs is the front part is not gon na lay completely flat, it shouldn't be lined up with the wig cap either. What you're gon na want to do is pull it forward about it inch so that it's like in front of the wig cap, as you guys can see so by doing that, it's gon na make sure that your wig is going to fit you. If you line it up completely, then your wig will fit kind of or might not even fit. You at all. Trust me after you're about to sew on the bundles and then find out that the wig doesn't even fit can be a real like hassle and disappointment. So when it comes to the back of the front, so if you did everything right in the front and on the sides, then the back should be laying completely flat. If you notice that your back is like a little bulging out, then you definitely want to stop and do it all over again, because it's very important that everything lays completely flat. So at this point, I'm just gon na be removing the tea pan and then just going ahead and sewing on the frontal itself. Now what you don't want to do is this here and go through the entire elastic band. You'Re gon na want to only go through the first layer of it, so don't go through the entire wig cap. Just go through the first part of the mesh, that's in front of the elastic band, because if you go through the elastic band, then your wigs not gon na fit properly, because the elastic band is what causes it to be able to stretch to fit your head. So that's very important. You'Ll notice that, along the sides of the way like as you can see it, they also have some type of stretchy elastic thing going on there and you're not gon na want to sew on there as well. So I'm just going to go ahead and let you guys watch this part and then once I move on to the next step, I'll come right back you, okay! Now that that is already sewn down and secured, what I'm gon na do is be taking the first track and I'm gon na place it as front as close, rather to that edge of the front so as possible. Now some people choose to start I've seen above the elastic band part and start sewing above that part, I sew on it because I like for the longest Bhonsle that I have to be the longest bundle I like to just put it as low as I can Well, in this case, I'm working with bundles that are all the same length, but me putting it further to the bottom, will make. It seem like it's a little bit longer than what it is, but it's totally a personal preference. Now I do double my tracks once I get to the beginning, then I will start to single them out and before the most part, while I'm in the back area, because I want it to be nice and full, I do go ahead and double my tracks. I'M not gon na be cutting the tracks at this point, I'm going to be doing the fold-over method and making sure that I just get it to lay really really flat. Now, when I get to the top, I do tend to cut like maybe one or two tracks, but even when I get to the top, as you guys will see and start to single the West out, I will still continue to do the fold-over method until I Feel like I need to go ahead and cut the tracks just because I always want to make sure that my wigs are laying nice and flat you, okay, so just for video purposes. I don't normally do this, but I'm just gon na go ahead and use a little bit of mind concealer to go ahead and draw a line. That'S gon na tell me at what point I'm gon na stop and start to lay the tracks straight across. So I've already reached that mark, as you guys can see. So at this point, like I said, I'm not going to be doubling the wefts anymore, I'm going to be singling them out and I'm going to be laying them exactly straight across you. Ok! So now it's time to go in head and so on the last and final track. So what I'm gon na be doing, you guys is I'm gon na be going through the back of the for the edge of the frontal and then I'm gon na be also going through the weft and then, as I pull the thread tight, then it should meet Perfectly side-by-side, what you don't want to do is sew on top of the frontal, because then you'll have a little bit of lumpiness and it won't lay right. So I'm gon na be literally taking the needle going through the edge of the frontal and through the weft itself, and then once I pull the thread together, then it should lay perfectly flat just like this. So now that we are finished, what I'm gon na do is go ahead and peel back this frontal part, because this excess cap, underneath where the frontal is needs to come off. So you want to just be very, very careful with. As far as you can see, you can see the thread. You'Re gon na be able to see the thread, but you just want to make sure that you do not accidentally cut any of the thread. Otherwise, all that hard work you just did becomes ruined and we don't want that. So once I cut off that access thread and then I can finally scoot my wig back and see what it's looking like, I'm just gon na show you guys really quickly how it is that I'm able to get the edges to lay extremely flat. So I'm just taking a look at it, making sure I'm satisfied with it and whatnot I'm gon na of course style it later. I'M not gon na do any baby hairs with this union I may or may not later on, but, as you can see, I didn't cut any out or take any out. So what I'm gon na be doing is I'm gon na be wearing this in the side? Part more than likely so I'm just gon na go ahead and map out my part and then what I'm gon na do, which i think is a very important step, which is why it's good to work with your wigs on a mannequin head. I'M gon na go ahead and mold this into place, so I'm gon na be taking some most. This one is buy a lot of body, it's probably my favorite one, as you guys can see, I'm almost out, but I'm gon na be taking that and I'm literally gon na be molding the hair down. So I'm just gon na smooth it out with my comb. All over it, the edges all over where the part is and all that good stuff. I know it seems like a lot, but trust me, it's all necessary and then the key to making everything just stay in some place and just mold so perfectly and nicely is handy-dandy hot comb. Now I got this one off of Amazon. I'Ve been using it for quite a while. Now it works perfectly fine. I do not let these electric hot combs pull you guys. This one gets up to 450 degrees. It gets just as hot as my Flatiron, so you want to make sure you definitely be careful and what I'm gon na do is I'm basically just gon na press the heck out of the edges out of everywhere. Why apply the moves that I want to? Just lay extremely flat, if you're going to be wearing any type of frontals. Even I use my comb on mine closures. You'Re definitely gon na want to invest and getting yourself a hot comb. It is a game changer you so once you are done using the hot comb, your ways to be laying nice and flat all around the edges and on the sides and whatnot, depending on, if you're doing you here in the side, part or a middle part. This technique works for it either one. So what I want to do really quickly is just go ahead and throw some curls in this hair. Now, if you guys would like to see a video on how I installed this wig, definitely leave me a comment down below to let me know, I don't think I've ever did a wig install with not having any baby hair. So, if that's something you guys are interested in, let me know - and I will go ahead and do a video on how I install this way so yeah I just threw some really quick, loose curls in it really quickly. This hair is really full. It'S really soft. It'S very easy to work with I've heard so many good things about this hair company so, like I said, if you guys have personally purchased from them. Definitely let me know how you guys, like the hair, I don't think I've heard anything bad about this hair company. So I'm totally looking forward to wearing this hair and letting you guys know how I feel about it. So thank you guys so much for watching, and I hope that you guys found this video extremely helpful and I'll catch. You guys in my next video