Make A Frontal Wig At Home Squeezing 4 Bundles & Frontal (Detailed)

What'S up South today's videos, skc frittatas, going to be hard to make a run away, but this is kind of how you have on make away with four bundles in the frontal, because this was a requested video request about like a month or two ago play. I was waiting on this domehead and he's staying, which I purchased from Amazon yeah. This is the best thing. I if you don't have this get this like I no longer after you start from his, but anyways. Ok, so shut up. I know real good, but anyways. I'M using my spandex dome cap for my local beauty supply store, and this is like my favorite cap to use. I do have another favorite, but this is my number one and the hair will be using is from with his hair. So I am using 6:13 hair and the frontal it starts in my four, and this is the Brazilian straight, so I'm just showing out a length. This isn't twenty inches and in a bundles that I do have is four which is in twenty four inches and yeah, and then I might also be using T pins. So i'ma turn the head around and begin pinning the throne own onto the cap. But it was very hard to do this like trying to show you on camera understand cuz. Usually I get my friendís down like with the head you to mine. You know legs for between my knees and then um, I'm able to pin it down like that. So, as you can see, I was pinning, but I ended up having too much excess at the end and it was just like going way over South RR. I got to do this off camera, so I did do it off camera and I'm going to show you guys how much of the lace I have left like in the front you're, not measuring the lace frontal by you know. What is left in the front is really in the back. Your frontal should be literally just going from ear to ear straight across. It should not be no stretching or pulling or tugging than anything should just be equal from ear wool from side to side. So this um, it's like a band sound like thick material on the lace, I'm not sure what it's called job, but it's not where you so on. You should have the same amount on both sides equally of it leftover, so you shouldn't have it talked to the bag? What I'm saying I'm putting my finger like straight across is because the where your ear tap is gon na be your friend should be straight. Y'All see I'm going like a, I don't know: half circle, that's like where your ear tab is gon na like be cut it. So you want your frontal to be pin just straight across, don't be pulling it to the back, trying to make sure that ending part is at the end of the cap, because when you put your frontal on when you go ahead and try on the way you're Gon na be seeing that the frontal is gon na be behind your ear and then your sidebar is gon na, be out you're gon na be able to cover your whole ear to ear, because you did not place it correctly, so making sure that you place your Frontal correctly is like a man key and when I'm gon na go so it I did take off one of the pins and then I stretched it out to make sure it was flat, and I started sewing from one side to the other style, but definitely make Sure that your frontal has the same amount of excess tab and both sides, you want it to be equal, but as use me, I don't think you should have one over like one on one side apply more over than the other side, because it's not equal. So when you're placing on your head, I don't know how nose is made like in a little curvy and you got a curve for your side birth. How they're made I cut my friends like literally the outline that it comes in. So I like my stuff to be even as possible, so make sure that your frontal is placed just straight across. You should not be talking a frontal or nothing and once you're done sewing it make sure, especially if this is your first time and I've been doing wigs for so long now. But I've run into that issue. That'S on tell y'all just make sure you're not pulling it to the back, just put it straight across of the own dome head and then try it on once you're finished showing sewing. So this is all y'all. I'M out of breath hold on. Let me catch my breath, okay, but this is one of the bundles that I'll be using and I'm just gon na go ahead and unravel it and just unravel pull it down a rebel. So you know it don't get tangled up on that too, like that. So, as you can see, I thought unraveling. I did not take the SS apart apart. I left them together, so I'm taking my needle I'm placing it through one of the webs and I'm gon na place it to the other one. So this is double whip. This is part one of how you stuffing them for bundles. I'M gon na go ahead and pour the thread right. So once you pull it, you get to the nock to the top y'all see it. I'M gon na take my needle and I'm a putting through the dome cap, making sure you're not putting it through the elastic put it on through the fabric of the dope cap, don't put into the lefty, because that will make the cap size more like the weight. Get smarter so, as you can see, when I'm making that one loop, I'm holding with my index, finger my thumb right here yeah. I see me with my left hand, I'm holding it. So do you know the own bundle? Don'T just fall out of place. You need to be holding it because it's heavy, it is, you know them SS it together, so you just need to make sure that you're securing it by holding it while you're pulling the needle. So you need both your hands to do this, and then I did make a knot because knots really helped and when it comes down to someone, because if you're, not it's not gon na rattle, so make sure you're doing knots, especially when you're doing a phone over Method to making sure that your own tracks is not gon na, come out so you're just gon na regularly. So not you so in people, so our different type of ways, this the way I Stokes I so under pull out. I guess it's called under pull out. I guess that's how you explain it, but here I get to the end of my own phone. Oh so y'all seen I started sewing at the literally the edge of the front. On the other side, I got to the other side too. Now. I hope I'm explaining this well yeah, I'm trying to explain it's possible, but if not, the idea is put the volume down and just watch. But yes, oh yeah, see, I said, doing nine and this nice and it helps to cure the fold-over method to stay intact and once I do that nine I'm holding it again yeah I got ta, make sure you're holding it with your index and your thumb finger Because you will see, if you don't get you're gon na be struggling and you're not gon na have no control. You want to have control of the bundle, because it's heavy, so you need to make sure everything is you know intact and all that? So, as you just keep sewing just so-so fold-over method, I'm gon na go ahead and take the other one, the other bundle. This is the second one and it's double wefted again, it's a card developed it or just double together. So I took my needle and I'm putting it. I did my own own yeah. I don't even know the terminology to use, but I just made a stitch. Okay boom. I just made a stitch through the cap so that the needle and thread is leveled out to the other one. So if I was to just jump into it after I left um the other one, the on the new bundle would have it starting on top of it. No, I wanted to start right next to it, so I had to make that stitch. First then, I go ahead, take my needle put it through both of their own weft and then start sewing and I'm making a loop, so that was loop, 1 and y'all see it. I'M holding it because I promised y'all y'all try to do this. One way that brother gon na do do do right on the footing like to start right over. So after I do my loop, I'm gon na go ahead and make another one, and I think this one I just looked the way, y'all my bag. I think I just I made a knife. Yes, I just made a knot to secure it that is holding it in place and then we're just gon na go in an up-and-down motion in and out of the cab and just so back and forth. Until we get to bundle number 3, so in order to stuff or bundles in a pro node, what you do is double two of them and then the last tool you just use like regular but y'all, know that there are longer the length, the less of hair, That you receive meaning that yes, it's then and the weft bundle size is own. You know condense, smaller, so making sure that you're evenly spreading them out, because you will run out of hair. If you don't have a correct, I of spreading out um the spacing of the like each bundle, each with each part, whatever making sure that they're leveled out, because you will run out of hair. I think I just repeating myself. I apologize you guys, I'm trying to explain as best as I can, but I think I understand you know sort of what I'm saying. But after the wig is complete and you saw all four bundles you're gon na, take your scissors and cut the excess cap. But if you don't cut your hardwork that a thread that a frontal cuz that wouldn't be you know a nice situation so boom there we are beads, are or lace customs lace front. We with four bundles inferno, made at home, easy do-it-yourself, you know, save you a couple points and yeah. This is basically it. This is how I do it um I do have how to make a closure wit, video I'll link it down below. You can go watch that basically um similar, but this is just how you stuff for bundles yeah soft you guys enjoy. Let me know if you have any comments, questions or concerns, and I will talk to you guys in the next one.