Making A Curly Lace Front Wig | West Kiss Hair | Tyestylez

Sunshine shine: Gotama Tulum occupies M & L eight times more than but doing them myself it crack. I think then they can do. They need a buddy W buddy and clothing invented lows and jozef yours and up a bro. But no, I hey welcome back to my channel and I'm back with another video. This video is going to be a lace frontal wig tutorial today, I'm gon na be using West kiss hair. This is hair. Curly touch your hair. I have a 13 by 4 20 inch frontal and a 22 or 24 to 26 with the bundles, so I'm gon na using my mesh top cap in a canvas black pen which I will link below where you can purchase one and I'm just gon na lay My front row in place so when I do that, pull it forward just a little bit above where in front of the zone cap, then I tack down the sides. It'S very important that the back of your frontal is tapped flat and in place, because that's going to ensure that it lays on your head correctly, you want to make sure it's super flat like that is the back. So once I tack that down in place, I'm going to the Blake is search method. It just showed the least trouble down from one side to the other drop put my hair up. So it's not in the way and I'll slow it down and come back when we're ready to start with my bundles. So now we get to the end of so in the front. Sit down we're gon na jump into the 26 inch bundle. As you can see, I'm starting on sewing right up against that front, sew along the edge you want to sew real real, close close. This is your main area, so if you want to do some tricks and whatnot which awake but uh want to make sure she's stitch real close to that that bottle buddy cap, you also want to make sure that just stitches through the material on top of the Elastic band and not through the elastic bands, if you make that mistake, your wig will have no stretch and it'll be very uncomfortable and it'll just be all bad, so make sure you sew through the material on top of the elastic band. So I'm just gon na continue to stitch and lay this track till I get to the other side that I'm gon na flip it over and continue to do so. I like to flip my tracks and pull them over. It just helps with longevity of the hair itself, instead of cutting up all my webs, so I'm gon na continue to do that very consistent and repetitive. This tutorial so we're just gon na get to the edge or the end and we're gon na flip it over, and I will come back where we are ready to jump into the 24 inch. So one thing I love - love love about West kisses, how big their bundles are. This is just one bundle sewn in this is the 26. That'S it that's it, so we're gon na jump into the 24, and so there are no gaps. Alright time for the 22 looks how long it takes unraveling bundles super thick. So once again, I were to continue sewing the 22, where the 24 left off just one continuous - and I am still folded on track over this part - is optional. If you feel more comfortable cutting your Webster's display go ahead and do so, but I just don't like to. I will avoid it for as long as I can so I'm still flipping them over and I'm just feeling continue until I get to the very top. I was not able to fit all of the 24 inch bundle infinitely. He said with pinching them super close, so I will show you how to effectively share shoulders but west kids, how to take coffee, no capital, Wow thick, so I'll, be back, will be stitch down to our last track and - and I follow those folds over tracks, all The tracks out folded over so you give a seamless, seamless, muted and if you wanna do stuff like half-up half-down you'd have that track there. That just has everything away. So I found it's important to add that last track. So once we're done, I'm gon na move on to customizing. So if you remember the beginning of this video, you saw some over foods, not bad, so she's ready and I'm just gon na go away to customize. This is my customization. I do not want to over cross this runs away because it just looks crazy, so I'm just gon na pull the baby hands forward. I do wet the hair down with just water and then I'm gon na tweet behind that area of hair that I parted off and I don't tweet too much in one area. You don't want to concentrate on what area you want to move along and pluck everywhere. So there's no like strategic, specific area or ways to tweeze you just tweeze, and then I'm also gon na thin out the baby as because you don't wan na then line them demarcation with your baby hands and that one's a baby too. So I do use boost to stop my baby hands and someone ready to gel them down and move saves you because the gel tends to build up faster and it looks nasty. The mousse is more of a water base, so it doesn't like build up as fast. So that's not it um. Definitely bumps this video update tool for the installation. The installation is gon na, be something big for it, and I've never done so definitely stay tuned for that. That should be up like yes, you're gon na get this one Sunday and its places should be up for Tuesday, so I'm gon na take all you can use for. Watching, don't forget to honesty. I can put you in the lone cabin somewhere in