How To Sew Down Your Lace Wig With No Leave Out Or Glue + Stitch Technique | Ft Msbuy.Com

Way up there, hey I'm working, so this is Shaytan war once again and I am back with another tutorial, so this tutorial is going to be showing you guys exactly how I show in or sew down my pre-made lace, wigs. So, if you're interested to see exactly how I do this then definitely keep watching this video. The wig unit that I will be sewing in today is from Miss by calm. This is their thirteen by six lace, front curly, bob wig. It is one hundred and fifty percent density. This is 100 percent human hair and the color that I got is a 1b black color. Now this is exactly how the inside of most pre-made lace wigs, look it's pretty easy to sew in or sew down these lace. Wigs and that's the reason why I wanted to show you guys exactly how I do it so in the inside of the wig, it does come with about four combs. It comes with adjustable straps in the back and then, as you guys, can see. There'S already pre stitch lines where you can sew down your lace, wigs onto your head, and I'm going to show you guys right now now to cover up my hair before I started sewing down the unit. I am using a weaving cap. You guys can get a weaving cap or weaving it anywhere. This actually came with the unit, so I was able to go ahead and use it in the other videos. I did use like a wig cap or a stocking cap, but because it's the summertime, I wanted to make sure that I'm using a weaving cap because my hair is able to breathe and my scalp is able to breathe and then also with the weaving cap. You are able to show any wear on your head using this type of cap or net, and the last thing that I'm going to go ahead and show you guys is pretty much what supplies I will be using to sew down my unit and, as you guys Can see I have like the Big C needle with some black thread, and I also use a pair of scissors or nippers fabric nippers that you can get from Walmart see I'm gon na do is go ahead and apply the weaving cap on to my head, making Sure that I pull it a little bit further back off of my hairline, then the next thing I'm gon na do is go ahead and install the unit onto my head. I haven't done anything to this unit. The only thing that I did do was cut the excess lace, so I'm finding the adjustable straps and I am making sure the adjustable straps are connected to each other. Just so. The unit can fit a little bit more snug to my head and then, after that, what I'm doing is showing you guys the back of the unit. Now the back of the unit does come with a wig comb, which I will be installing into my braids to make sure that the back of the unit does not flip up. And the next thing that I will do is go ahead and find one of the lines are one of the areas where they sold down one row of tracks or wefts, and I'm going to part that off and I'm gon na go ahead and use. My needle and thread and start sewing down the back of the unit pretty much just taking the needle and thread. I am looping it underneath the one of the west or tracks and then I'm gon na go ahead and pull the needle and thread through and I'm gon na start doing. My blanket stitch method. If you guys do not know what the blanket stitch method is, all you're doing is pretty much looping the thread behind the needle before you pull it completely out of the way cap and yeah. So that's pretty much it. I'M I'm not able to explain it. I'M better at showing you guys. So if you see exactly what I'm doing, I'm just pretty much sticking the needle halfway through the wig cap as well as my braid and then I'm taking the thread, and I am looping it behind the needle before I pull the rest of the needle out of The wig cap and out of my braids and I'm just doing this throughout the whole entire area of that first row, where I'm stitching down now when it comes to sewing down your lace, which you guys you can sew as many rows to your head as much As you want pretty much, I only do babe, maybe about one or two and then I go in and so the front lace down which I will be showing you guys. In a few there. I have went ahead and Santi back Union I'm going to go ahead and start sewing the lace front down now, as you guys know, with a lace, wig and a custom lace wig the way the back of the lace sits, it's completely different with a premade lace Week is sort of in a smaller u-shaped and with a custom, lace wig. You have a line that goes straight across or the little piece on the back of the last front, where you can just actually sew the whole entire lace down, but with the pre lace. With the pre-made lace, wig they're they're, they are completely different and I'll probably show you guys again the difference. What I'm talking about when it comes to a premade last week that you can get from a hair company, they're lace? Wigs are made on their caps a little bit different compared to a custom lace way. But I'm pretty much trying to part out exactly where the lace wait. I mean where the lay starts and ends, and then I'm gon na go in with my needle thread again and just go ahead and do the blanket stitch method and so that part down as well. Now, if you guys do not know the key to having a snug unit or wig unit sewn down to your head and not having it fall off slide back, is your stitching technique if your stitching technique is taut and snug, and it's not loose or anything like That that unit is not going anywhere until you decide to take off the unit or cut the thread loose, and I know I get asked a lot. How long do I keep my units on down to my head? It pretty much depends on when I'm going in and either going to wash my real hair or I'm going to go ahead and switch out the wig unit that I am wearing, but pretty much. I usually have it in for about a week we can have, and I just go ahead and take down the unit wash my hair or install another unit onto my head. It'S like, I said it's pretty much up to you. How long you want to have your unit sewn down to your head? I went ahead and song the lace part down. That'S pretty much it you guys! This unit is not going anywhere. I did push in the wig combs that comes inside of the unit into my braids and, as you guys can see, this unit fits very snug to my head. It'S not going anywhere, it's not gon na be sliding back, and the good thing about sewing down your units a lot of times you do not have to apply like any type of glue. Tape got to be gel, got to be free spray to the front of your lace or your hairline, because you've already sewn it down and the unit is not going to slide back. The only thing that I have to do is go ahead and start the unit. I'M just defining my part and then I'm gon na go in with some water and conditioner to define the curls, and you guys will see exactly how I saw this unit. This unit was pretty simple to start, as you guys know. Like I said earlier, this is their Curley Bob Union. It does come with six inches of parting space, which is awesome. The only issues that I did have with this unit is, it did shed. I do experience shedding with this unit, but I do not experience any tangling, there's really no odor to this unit as well. Another thing is the with me defining the curls. It was super easy to do like. I said the only thing that I applied to this unit is some water, some honesty, moisturizer conditioner, conditioner, that I mixed with the water and then I use my diamond brush and I didn't even use a diffuser. I let the unit air dry - and this is your guys - will see exactly how this style turns out at the end of the video, but I really hope you guys enjoyed this quick tutorial, slash review on this unit that I got from miss Bai calm. If you guys are interested, I will put 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 as always, I will see you in my next video girl. 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