How To Make A Glueless Frontal Wig

Can'T stop won't stop get glop 10 white salesmen toy flip-flops, many kissing, petted, kids, I'm always hip-hop when they say I'm not hot. All these lies need to stop cuz. I'M I see I see haters wanna fight me so guys, I'm starting off using my canvas wicked. I purchased this off Amazon, so I've already put on my black cap and I'm just taking some wake pins and, as you can see, I'm pulling the bottom. It started that way. There isn't any slack in the cap and, as you can see, it's making a straight line at the bottom and it's going to be easier to put a track on right. As you could see in the title I purchased his hair from. I am Erika J and you'll be able to see a lot of little tips and tricks that she shows on her YouTube page throughout this video. So I'm going to begin by pinning my sun-cheol on to this mannequin. Just so, I can see where it's gon na fall when I sew it on my wig cap. Now you want the lace to make an M, meaning that I'm going to pin it in the middle and the two sides. I guess where you could say like the cowlicks would be they're gon na kind of make a M go ahead and play around with your frontal and make sure it's falling, where you want it to, and also make sure to place your front so 1/2 inch to An inch above your actual wig cap that you're using and not directly on it. So now, as you see, I'm gon na go ahead and pin the sides and you don't want to pull the front to back, but rather let it fall down how it's naturally falling. Don'T try to pull it back, and this will help make the M in the front. Don'T try to pull the front so back to make the front smooth once again make sure your lace makes the end if it doesn't make em then you're doing it wrong. And, ladies, when I say M, I means a little pucker in the lace, like the lace on the two parts where your temple would be is just wanna kind of pucker up and not least so now I'm going to begin sewing the frontal onto the cap. It doesn't matter that I'm sewing through the band of the cap. I know in all these videos, these girls say don't throw through the band of the cap. It won't be able to stretch this neck, but because we're cutting like the front of the cap. All that part won't really matter. So it's okay! If you sew through the cap, I'm making sure to pin the hair back, try not to sew any hair under your thread. Of course, it'll make for the application to be way meter and also you don't want to pop off any of this good hair that you didn't pay for now. Every knot that first knot that I made I made sure to knot it three times. I'M not all. My nuts two to three times just to make sure that they don't come loose and also, as you can see, I'm sewing really close together on this front row, because I want it to be sturdy. I don't want it to pucker and I just want to make sure everything is really seamless so now that we're at the end on the other side, you're gon na see me not this two to three times and just make sure it's secure. I purchased the 20 inch frontal a 20 22 and 24 inch, bundles and I'll show them to you here, and each bundle came two inches longer than what I ordered y'all. That'S amazing! So not only was this raw hair and it's really expensive, but you you get a little back because you get two inches longer than what you're actually purchasing, which leaves room for cutting split ends or layering, or anything like that or if you slim keep those extra Two inches like I did, you can go right ahead. I like to wear my hair, the link that it comes at first and then, once the end get a little shaggy after a couple months, then out of preference. Ok! So now we're going to begin sewing the tracks onto the cap. I started maybe an inch to half inch above the bottom of the cap and, as you can see, I'm pinning the tracks on where I want them to go before. I actually saw it and also I'm doubling the tracks for this first bundle, I'm using when I get closer to the top. I will show the bundles in single, but as long as I'm in the bottom, I'm gon na double my tracks and once again uh. I did do my not two three times remember before you start sewing to make sure both of your tracks are aligned, so you don't make a mistake in just go one track to the cat. Okay and just to be clear, I am cutting the end of every row, I'm doing normally. I do the fold-over method, but I want this week to be really flat, really seamless, I'm taking my time on it and I'm making sure to measure our each tracks making sure that they're at least a finger length apart a finger width apart. But to be clear, I am cutting the tracks after each row. Ladies make sure, as you're sewing that your Trachsel and trade across I know some people like to kind of, do it you and let the middle kind of dip. But I'm sewing straight across and you'll start to see when I start to curb the track. But for right now we're just going from one side to the other. So, as you can see, I ran out of thread, but it's totally. Okay, if this happens to you, just get another needle and make sure to start a half inch to an inch in front of your last knot. This will ensure the security of the track. In case anything happens - and I just like to do it just to make sure that all of my tracks are safe and sturdy, and I don't have to worry about anything okay, so normally I wouldn't do this, but this is the end of the bundle of bundle. Number one - and it just so happens that I have these two pieces that perfectly fit this section, so I'm just going to tightly sell them to my last truck so now that the tracks are getting closer to the front. Oh please, please! Please do not show your tracks onto your front. Oh don't do it. I mean you can, if you want to, but you'll never be able to take that front toe off without taking the entire width apart. So, as you can see, I'm stopping my tracks right before the frontal, and what this is going to do for me is that once my frontal starts to fall or look old or if I just want a new one, I'll be able to completely cut in front Of the Wiggles pop on the new frontal and have a brand new way: okay, guys, if your string ever gets too short - and you can't tie your knot in it - just separate the two pieces of string and tie it like a shoe string a couple of times And you should be just fine, okay, remember early in the video when I told you to go from one side to the other, and you start to see when my tracks curved well now it's that time. So, as we get closer to the top of the unit, the tracks are going to have to start to curve, make sure to keep the same width between tracks because the more the hair curves the harder it is to keep a consistent width between the tracks. So try to keep an eye on that. I try to just pin parts of the track, so it and then pin another part, because I've noticed that if you try to pin it from one side to the other, things move around and you'll end up sewing the track in a place that you didn't. Okay, now some people like to start putting their tracks straight across. From this point, I personally like to go just a little bit smaller go in with my circle. I can test our for just a little bit more, so I'm going to put it maybe like one or two more tracks in this circle and then I'm going to start going straight across so now. We'Re gon na begin sewing the track straight across just to fill this little hole. I'M just going to go in to end for this little semicircle that you've seen here and so a little piece just to cover and finish the wig. Now later I do go in and I put one more tiny little track underneath here, but I don't show that on camera, but that's only if you want to do that. I had some extra hair left over. So I thought why not once the game make sure to sew in front of the frontal and not all in the frontal, you want to be able to separate this and keep three everyone away. Okay, guys! So I'm just showing you here that um the elastic band that I connected from ear to ear on the frontal I'm now taking the band and I'm sewing it to the bottom of the wig. I'M stretching this out so that it could lay flush on this. And this will just help the weight to fit more snug instead of having this gap right here and so um yeah. So the wig will basically slide on like a hat but um yeah. So you can leave this free. This doesn't really matter as long as this right here has no buckles. You should be fine, and if you can see on the tabs, I saw it in an l-shape. Don'T just sew the top of it, because if you leave this loose, one you'll put too much tension on these nuts and you can rip the lace. So this L, this L, sewing pattern, helps to not put too much tension on any one spot and also it'll help the tension of this bottom line right here to keep pulling it down instead of this pulling in. I hope this is helpful. If you have any questions, just make sure to message me or leave a comment: okay guys, so here is some footage of how it turned out now remember this is a blue lace front away, so I can slide this on and off as I please I will Be uploading a I guess, part two to this video showing how I inserted some combs in the wig, so that secured and also how I made baby news and flick. My frontal make sure to LIKE comment subscribe in phoenix turns bagger