How To Make A Frontal Wig Ft. Wiggins Hair | Young Africana

So when it's up every kind of fam right now, I'm starting off with a blank canvas head - and I had this - and the average size was just a 22 point. 5-Inch, circumference and I'll be placing a spandex mesh dome cap and I find this a little bit more breathable than the actual spandex dome cap and right now, what I'm doing is just pulling down the nape area and pinning that down - and I got this technique from. I am Erica J. She is like the hair god of YouTube. So if you guys wan na check that out check that out and today I'll be having this hair from Wiggins hair, I have in their Brazilian body wave with the frontal of 18 inches and I have 20 22 and 24 inch bundles. So right now, what I'm doing is placing the frontal about two inches in front of the wig cap, and I am pinning it down in the front and back and what I'm doing is just pretty much just pulling the air tabs of the sides into the front. Now you guys, you want to make sure that in the front, it's a little bit baggy and the reason why I say this is because, even though I'm a like a little bit baggy in front and you have an M shape in the front, you want to Make sure that the back is flat if the back is not flat, you got ta. Do it again, I'm gon na make that because you're not doing it right so remember the back has to be flat. You guys now starting off with the sewing I'm going to be doing close, close stitching now. This will enable your frontal to last. As long as you want. I'Ve had trouble in the past where my frontals just came falling apart, because I didn't do close stitching. So you want to make sure you do very, very close stitching you guys. It is a must and make sure you always tie a couple of knots in the middle of you stitching as well. Now, what I am doing is I'm gon na go all the way to the end and then pretty much backtrack, so me backtrack and just ensure that the that the size of the frontal doesn't come off, because I also had issues of the sides of the frontal In the thread unravel - and you just don't want that so when I get towards the end, I make sure I always double knot, every stitch that I do so we're the band part is especially, I sew through the band, so I have a secure fit and that I am tying knots yeah, you guys just make sure you tie your knots, make sure that you tighten them tight as well too. You don't want no falling front. Toes, I'm telling you that's not pretty. Now. What I like to do is mark, where I'm putting my tracks at and I'll, be using my sharpie metallic permanent marker in the color silver, and I'm just using that to mark where I am putting my tracks. And this is a helpful tip to use. Especially if, like you're a beginner and like you know, you don't want to end up doing tracks too close or too far apart. So this pretty much is your blueprint of your wig. This will help you ensure that your wig is laid finessed you're, not doing anything too far apart or too close together - and this is just this is just foolproof like you cannot fail with this method guys. So this is how it looks like in the end and Ryan. As you guys can see, the bundles is looking very luscious very luscious. This hair is bomb you guys, everybody loved it and right now. What I'm doing is summing through the cap first and then through the weft and throughout all the wig. I had double wefted it. So I put the two tracks together, just to have a fuller effect and right now, what I'll be doing is just pinning down the ends, so I can sell without the hassle of me, holding the tracks and trying to sort at the same time. This just does the job for you, so yes, so right now, what I'm doing is just sewing in an upward motion, I like to sew upwards. I don't really like to sew downwards, because I feel like it's not as secure as in sewing upwards. You sold upwards. Just I feel like it tightens it, I feel like it honestly tightens it, but within my first threading up, I like to do a knot, and I just sew in yeah. Just keep on selling you guys. Just keep sewing. Just keep sewing. Just keep sewing sewing sewing thumbs up. Yes, you guys just keep sewing and when I get at the end, I like to double triple quadruple, not my head, my wife, just to make sure that it's not gon na come off at all, because there's nothing more annoying than having tracks falling off. So, as you guys can see, I am triple not in yet, and what I like to do is I cut my left, see guys, I don't know about you guys, but let's come out, especially when it comes to frontals. You want your front end to be laid. So I personally cut my webs and what I like to do is: I have to cut the tracks first before I cut off the thread, because sometimes when you cut the thread first and then cut off the weft, it tends to unravel and then all your hard Work is ruined, so I cut off the wet first and then cut off the thread and you're just gon na do the same process. You guys it's so repetitive, you guys! It'S so repetitive. It'S so easy! It'S foolproof! Anybody can make their own wig if they really want to just got ta put your mind to it. Yes, it takes a lot of time and practice, but listen practice makes perfect you guys, and this is how it looks as you guys. The stitching is me as Hale, so me ain't, nothing sloppy over here and yeah. This is pretty much the process of me making the wagon. I shall see how it looks like at the end now the way I marked my way, I'm wrecked to where my tracks lay I I just do a straight across and then going into like a u and then straight down just so amazed really flat. I feel like I didn't get to explain that earlier on someone explained back now, so, yes and ladies really fly and you just get a seamless slowing instead of you, you know just doing extra stuff and try to fold over just cut the Webster guys you're, not Gon na shed you're not gon na, do nothing if you really got good hair. You ain't gon na share mommy thumb. This is the final track and what I like to do is just attach the track with the frontal. Just so when you know you brush your hair, what happened? You don't feel no gaps. You know what I don't get mamita. You know I keep on salon without know. Why so yeah, you guys just keep on sewing and then end off with a nice tight knot and cut it off all right. You guys so now that we're done you're gon na flip, your wig inside out and you're gon na see pretty much where the cap is left off and where it's not sewn out, which is where your front slit is you're. Gon na cut that off, but be very careful, you're gon na cut right before the threading of the front do not want to cut no thread from the front because then all your hard work is going to be ruined. You don't want to do that. Just be careful cutting make sure you cut right before the threading of your frontal and, as you guys can see, these are the finished results. I hope you guys enjoyed this video like comment and subscribe for my videos and yes, I have another video of me actually installing the wig so extend later darlings.