How To Make A Lace Frontal Wig | Cydnee Black

Hi friends welcome back to my channel. Thank you so much for cooking to watch this video. So this is the way that I'm going to be showing you guys how I made this is just going to be the construction of the way. I do have a video showing you guys how I made the part and how I make my hairline look more realistic and that will probably go up sometime next week. Please don't eat on me because this is the first wave video that I've ever made and the only throw a second way that I've ever made a full wig. This is a full front: lace wig, the hair that I'm using is from maven, and I will include all the details and links for that down below so far. I really love this hand, so the second way that I've made and a lot of you guys were asking me about the hair. I didn't talk about it. I really do a video about it, because I wanted to wear it for at least like a month. So I can give you guys an honest opinion about how I feel about the hair and after a month I'm obsessed with the hair. I love it, so this is the second way that I have from them. My first leg is still in amazing condition, so I can wear both of them. I think I'm going to die that one and just keep this one black, but I love love love this week. So yes, so all of you that have been asking this video is going to show you guys how I make my leg and I will upload another video showing you guys how I customize it and make it look more realistic next week. So if you want to see how I make my legs and just people watching okay, so I'm going to first start by placing the frontal on the wig. So the frontal that I'm using is also from Maidan hair and I tweeze it a little bit before the most part. This is what the hairline other Sun, so it looks like when you first get it. This is a 18 inch Brazilian body way frontal. So it is longer, but the bundles that I got are a lot longer, so I want it to match and then the cap that I'm using I got off of Amazon. I will put the link down below I really like this cap because it comes with the clips attached to it and for the first week that I made I left the clips attached to the actual wig, but you'll see in this one that I did cut them Off, I will put all the information for this way cap down below, so to make my wig I'm using this canvas head that I also got on Amazon. I will include a link for that also, and first I just like you place the cap on the leg head just to measure and make sure it's going to sit where it'll actually sit on my head, and I did try on the way cap prior to placing It on the lake head, you want to make sure you're getting one that really fits your head perfectly. So now you're just going to apply the frontal on the cap and I'm applying the frontal a little bit further than I would um. So I'm not applying it. Actually on where the cap and I'm placing it just slightly above it, so that way, it really will mesh with my hairline, and I won't have to have any of my own hair out, and then you want to make sure that the back of the frontal is Laid flat, so, as you can see, I just kind of pushed the pins in the front of the frontal. Any kind of way doesn't matter if those are folded or bended. What'S important is that the back of the frontal is as flat as possible. So you'll see on the back of a frontal there's like a ribbon. You want to make sure that that's completely flat on the cap and that's what you're going to sew down and then you just want to braid the frontal hair. So it's out of the way. So that when you're sewing it down, none of the hairs get actually attached to the cap just keeps messy that way. It'S just a lot easier and cleaner, if you just braid it and clip it up and get it out of the way so now you'll see. I have differential laid down in the front it doesn't matter if the front is not completely flat. You really want the back of it to be really flat, so I'm going in again - and I just added push points on three different parts of the frontal - to make sure that is completely flat on the wig cap and then you're just going to go in and Stow it down, so I didn't do a great job of showing you guys how to sew this down. I'M apologize, I'm going to get better at angles and trying to show you guys actually what I'm doing. But if you can see here, I'm just making really small stitches on the lace of the frontal really close together and I'm going underneath like starting underneath the cap and then sewing it on to the frontal upward. I don't know if it's better to do it the opposite direction, but this is the way that I do it and it works for me. So just doing really really small stitches all the way across the frontal and making sure it's really flat. And now I'm going to go in with the bundles that I got also from mavens, as you can see, they come in this really cute: silk bag. I really love this here. You guys it's super soft and it lasts a long time. I still have the other other wig that I made that I've been wearing a lot and it really lasts a long time. So I'm going to show you guys how I placed the hair. This is Brazilian body weight here in 26 inches and I like to start with applying the hair as close to the frontal as possible, so that I have kind of volume and body going all the way around the wing cap and to do this, it's pretty simple! You just want to do pretty close stitches on the actual tracks on the wig. You want to make sure that you're not touching the elastic band. That'S on the bottom of the cap, though, because that will make the wig less sturdy. So that's what I'm doing! I'M just doing the flip method with the hair, so just going all the way on one side and then flipping it and going the opposite direction on the other side, all the way until I get to the top once I get to the top I'll start doing Shorter width on either side those are my slippers down there. I love my slippers. I did not look at the frames for any of this to make sure it was clear or even so, yeah I'm just going in, and I start doing like shorter bands in the middle just to make it a little bit thicker and in the crown of my Head, I think that's called the crown still just going in and flipping them back and forth. I'M sorry! This is not completely in focus, but I hope you guys get the gist of it and then, when I get to the top, I will finally cut it and I'm just going to do one solid track, just as close to the frontal as possible. Just to make sure that you can't tell where the frontal starts or where the front will stop and where the tracks start, and then you want to make sure that you're doing these stitches really really small, too and really flat. So that way, when you flip the front all backwards, it doesn't have like a lump. You don't want to love you and s be super flat and seamless. So I'm just going in and finishing the stitches make sure they're really close and tight, and then you want to cut it and tie it and secure it and make sure that it will not unravel, because you don't want your wig unraveling on the streets. I can you do that the wig is complete, at least the you know. The construction of the wig is complete. I will show you guys in another video how I style it and actually put it on my head, but this one is just the basic overall construction of the wig. So now I'm going in I'm just going to cut around the lace or the frontal is because you don't need that at all anymore and I started by cutting where the where the combs are, because in my first way I kept the combs on the side. On the actual cap - and I just sewed that down to the lace and that worked out well for me in the first one, but for whatever reason, I didn't really like the way that it was sitting on this one. So I went in and just cut those off and just the actual wig caps or the wig combs to the lace. Now I know it looks a little bit janky now, but when you put it on, it does actually help secure the wig to your head. So then, I like to go on with the elastic band method and the elastic band method. Is you just place the an elastic band from ear to ear and measure it where it would actually sit on your head, and this will ensure that your wig is not going anywhere? So you just want to place this from either end of the lace, and this just helps when you put the wig on it will not move at all. You want to be sure you're making it as comfortable as possible down. So you don't want to make it too tight, because you will really regret it like five minutes into your day wearing your way, so you want to make it a comfortable enough length that it will be secure on your head, but it won't be uncomfortable. So now I'm just going in and stitching that up after you do that the wig is actually complete. I went ahead and cut off the lace and I made a little bit of baby hairs. I will show you guys how I did this but yeah after that. Then you're done all right guys. I hope that video was helpful. It was please give it a big thumbs up if you have any tips or tricks that you'd like to share with me or with people down in the comments please leave those down below as well. I love you so much. Anna Phoenix