Make Your Lace Front Wig Full And Long (Tutorial)

Hey everyone welcome back to my channel. Thank you so much for stopping by so in today's video, I'm gon na be talking about how I achieved this long, luscious hair. So I'm gon na show you how to go from a short wig like this. This, yes hunty! Yes, so if you want to see how to go from the short hair to this long hair, please keep watching this. Wig is about 12 inches. Only it's very it's very thin. There'S not a lot of tracks to it. The wig is very thin, not a lot of tracks, just very thin kind of lifeless, just straight short, nothing glamorous about it. These are the things that you're going to need. You'Re going to need scissors to cut the tracks and the thread then you'll need the thread, preferably in the same color that the hair is so. My wig is the color 1b, which is off of black, so I'm gon na be using a black thread so that it matches and camouflages very well, then you'll need a needle. This is just a regular sewing needle at the beauty supply store. They do have specific needles for sewing tracks. However, I don't have one of those and I find these work just fine, so I'm gon na go ahead and use them, but the proper needle is a curved one. It'S a little bit thicker than this one. This is just a regular sewing, needle that you sew close with and, of course, you're gon na need the actual tracks that you're gon na sew onto your wig. So what I have is the color 1b, which matches the color of the wig. So I wanted to have a very seamless look to it, so I have 4 different lengths here. I have the 24 inches. 20 inches. 18 inches 16 inches. So the reason why I'm doing this is because I want a layered look to the wig. This is really good quality hair. If you take good care of it, it can last you. Over a year, I've had wigs that I've used his hair ran for, and I've had them for over a year. I think I even have one what I've had for close to two years now, because I take care of it and you know it's an investment. This is expensive, so you want to make sure that you take good care of it. So the brand is indira me by bobby boss. I always get the turquoise and black packaging, because I feel this is the best hair that I've experienced and that's kind of my go-to thing. I love it. This is the wig that I'm going to be sewing. The tracks to this is the packaging that it came in. It'S lace, front, premium, remy, hair, it's why Bobby boss? Once again, the name of the wig is called diamond rain in the color 1b off black I've been wearing these types of wigs for about 3 4 years now, and they've done me well, they're, beautiful they're quality and every time I have the wigs on, I always Get tons of compliments on them, so when you get the wig, the inside looks like this. You have the lace part right here, then you have a comb to the side that you attach to your hair, clip into your hair. Then you have a comb on the other side and then you have the netting or I guess, the wefts, the tracks of the actual wig each one of these is where I'm going to add the tracks to have these at the bottom, which helps to adjust the Way to your head size to your head shape for a more comfortable fit. Now, let's go ahead and begin so I've gone ahead and started the wig already. I just date about half of it. So now I'm gon na kind of show you how I sold the tracks onto each of the West's of the wig itself and don't mind this right here. That'S just a flashlight that I'm using! I need a little bit of weight so that the wig does not slide off of the weak head that I'm using to sew on the tracks. Right here is where you see that I've sewn underneath some tracks, and so this is the new row. I'M gon na sew tracks onto this row right here. If you remember the pictures in the beginning, the wig was very short, so you can kind of see how long the wig is. Now everything looks very seamless. The longest pieces of hair are 24 inches. It goes way down there, so you can see the huge difference that are sewing tracks onto the wig makes. What you're going to want to do is grab your weft and measure out the length of that area of the head. So I'm going to start from the side here and measure how long it is just measure all the way around the head. What I like to do once I've measured the length of track that I need I like to double them like this and sew them doubled onto the left arm, sorry onto the track, so that that adds even more volume to that to that track. So I'm gon na go ahead and double what I've already measured. Now I've doubled it. Then you want to pass the needle through both lifts like that and get ready to start sewing it on to the track. Then I'm gon na start here and just sew like you, would a normal dress or just sewing you just you know alternate back and forth in and out, I changed positioning to the bed because as soon as I got further along up the wig, it kind of Got heavier towards the bottom, and so it kept sliding off the wig head. So I just decided: let me go to the bed and just kind of do it on the bed, which is a little bit easier. So then, what you want to do is just begin sewing. The tracks like you would sew a dress or a shirt, or something like that. You would just start sewing in and out in and out, and I know it's kind of hard to see because obviously the wig is black or, I guess dark brown. So it's kind of hard to see what I'm doing. But if you could just imagine sewing something you know just like you're sewing a regular t-shirt or something like that. Well, all I'm doing is just sewing in and out I'm just going underneath the hair were right before the weft, I'm just going through the hair and then through the track on the way, and I'm just sewing it just like you would so you know whatever. So just go in and out just like that, and you want to take between each so you want to kind of space it out for maybe like a centimeter between each each threading. I guess see: I'm I started off here and then the next one is probably going to be right around here. So you just want to kind of space it out. It doesn't have to be too close to each other. Just spacing out see so I've reached the end. I didn't measure good enough. There was a piece, that's still remaining because see I'm done, but there's this piece, that's gon na be hanging hanging off. So what I want to do is instead of cut it. I'M just gon na fold it back over, I'm just gon na fold it back over and then sew it back on to this side. You see that I just folded it back over and sewed it, and so the needle is still attached to it. So then, you just simply cut this little piece off and then thread the needle again and then add another track to the next row. So you just cut it and move on to the next one. So you see that that's what it will look like once you finish sewing on the track. You see the spacing the spacing between each threading. It doesn't have to be exact. It doesn't have to be precise just as long as you make sure you do it. You know just enough space so that it stays on there and then the end piece where I had too much see I just sewed it back over. So the way itself is a whole lot longer how long that is, and it's already so much thicker. So much more thicker than the weight without all this, and I'm not even done with it yet and if I'll think it is, and I'm not even done with it yet saying so you just remove the rubber bit or the hair tie here. Just take it out. You got the new unsewn pieces and then you just section off the new the new row just section off the new row. So your just section off the new row tie the hair back up and just repeat the process. Just keep going repeat the process you as usual. Thank you so much for watching and please come back in a timely fashion.