Lace Series: How To Make Your Lace Wig Thicker (Ep. 4)

Hi guys welcome back to my channel previously, I was showing you how I plucked my frontal to get it looking extra extra, realistic and natural. This video will be showing you how to make your units thicker. So sometimes, when you buy a full lace unit or in my case a lace brought new necks, it can be quite thin, although it can be worn in the current states in so. What I do is, I add, tracks to the unit, so you can see that in-between the weft. There is a bit of space and it's on a stretchy material. I show my tracks directly onto the tracks that are in the wig, just so that it doesn't inhibit the movements and the flexibility of the week. So normally you can all you should split your West in half, but I personally don't mind how it will look with the West not being split. It'S playing the West and sewing just makes the whole process a lot longer so working way across from one side to the other, and I'm using a blanket stitch just remember to continue to sew directly on the track that is in the unit already. My unit is a lace front wig, so, rather than having strands of hair ventilated into a cap, my unit has the lace area in the front and tracks at the back. This makes it so much easier to customize, and I forgot to mention that I cut the weft at the end of every row. There'S no flip over method. With this. It will just look very bulky, especially based on the fact that the wig is machine made just secure those ends by sewing over them a few times and snip the thread. I'Ve slowed down this part of the video just for you to get a gist of the stitch pattern. It'S just a basic loop and pool I loop twice just for extra security and pull through the loop to hold the tracking place. This is a very repetitive process. I'M just going to fast forward so that you're not seeing here what she made you to say anything over and over again, and I am done notice how much thicker it is in between the weft on the unit there isn't as much space. You can't see the cap as much so this is how I ficken my lace units and in total I added around eight tracks to the unit, and you can see my stitching on the inside. Thank you for tuning, in guys, don't forget to subscribe comment and like tune in for the next video, which would be on how I style my unit bye.