How To Make The Perfect Lace Frontal Wig {13X6 Frontal W/2 Bundles} | Myfirstwig

If you have not seen my previous video, this is a wig making tutorial for those who don't want to sew a lace. Close your wig really easy, really simple. If you haven't seen that be sure to check out the description box, I will link it below. So we are working with my first wig hair bundles. Let'S get into this fronto, first and foremost, look at all this parting space. This is a 13 by 6 inch frontal. You got six inches to do whatever you want to do baby like okay, I got a baby, but anyway, we'll get into the front a little later, but and I got four bundles all the same inches. This is their malaysian straits in about 20 inches. So the first thing you want to do is measure your head. You want to measure your head because you want everything to fit right. I'M measuring from ear to ear. So my measurements from my ear to the other ear is about eleven and a half. So you want to make sure that your frontal matches that, because, if it doesn't, then it's not gon na fit. So really throughout this this tutorial, I'm really gon na focus on the measuring, because that's the key to having your stuff fit perfectly. If you're the person who make it y'all, wigs and measuring y'all heads, then you need to get in the wig lady. Okay, now, once you take your measurements, go down, maybe an inch or two I measured at 11.5, so I actually went to like 10, which I should have did like a 9.5, but once you measure that make markings as you can see, that pink marking is where I'M gon na be cutting off that way. When you apply your frontal to your wig, your wig cap, it's gon na stretch and you want it to fit perfectly like you - want it to fit perfectly so, once you cut off those tabs, you can kind of see like boom, I'm right there at 10. I would suggest going down at least two inches, so if you measure at a 12 then go down to 10 inches, if you measure at 11.5 go down to 9.5 that way, once you construct your wig, your frontal will lay very flat and you won't really need, Like the elastic bands and all that jazz so moving on at this part right here, I did take the measuring tape and I basically measure at the top of my ear all the way to where my hairline starts, and that was about two-inches. I want to make sure that I know the measurement within that area so that I know where to lay my my front to on my wig cap and once you do, that to both sides. Make sure that the front part of your frontal is about two inches forward of the cap and then you're ready to start sewing down this point. It is totally fine for you to sew right through that band at the bottom. Now don't suggest doing that later on and we will talk about that towards the end of the video. So, just so like you would normally I like to go from side to side so that my frontal lays very flat, and I could stretch it as I sell now, keep in mind you guys, when you're sewing down your frontal to the cap, a key to getting It to life super flat is making sure that your stitching is super close once your stitching is not closed, you're, giving basically an opportunity for spacing and bulging to appear throughout your frontal, and we don't want that now. The cap that I'm using is from my local beauty supply store, it's just a standard, dome cap. You can get this from Sally's or, like I said, your local beauty supply store and before you start sewing on the bundles, make sure you just take it off and try it on see where you, where you wet and see how the wig is laying on your Head just to be sure, because you don't want to construct the whole entire week just to take it down and start over. This is the elastic band on the wig cap that I was telling you guys about. Do not sew through that. I start right at the peak of that front tool and I basically go in a u-shape. I have a video showing you guys how I saw through the through the band and through the cap years ago, but what years of experience and making so many of these wigs? I just recommend that you guys don't do it, because it's going to make your wig shrink, I go in a u-shaped pattern with the first bundle and then, when it's time to close, I start to go basically from side to side. It'S like an horseshoe shape. Just to close up the wig and it will close up very seamlessly - you won't have to worry about seeing any ends of your weft poking out, or things like that. Now, it's totally up to you how you guys want to make your wig. I am NOT cutting my webs, but if you want to cut your webs it, you can cut your webs okay long as you know that you're gon na have some shedding and you take care of your hair. It'S totally fine! It'S not in the world. If you cut your webs, I'm getting so tired of people talking about don't kind of that. I mean people cut their webs because they want to it's not the end of the world. Your wig is not gon na fall apart. If you cut your webs, I end up only using two bundles for this install, so I actually had some hair left up left over from. I don't know where this hair was from, but anyway I just needed a little bit of hair just to close. In that part, because I didn't want to start cutting into a whole bundle, if I'm not going to use it, so this is just two bundles and the hair is so full and because the frontal is thirteen by six, I really didn't need a whole bunch of Bundles, so I used two bundles just to give me a nice natural for look and once you get done with that, you guys go ahead and cut away the excess cap. I do not cut through my band. I keep that bad because I can use it for another week. I can use it for something else. This week is probably my favorite week of all times, like not all times but like in a very long time, because look at all that parting space like it is so natural, I probably won't ever do any other type of frontal. Besides at thirteen by six, because because why I did customize it, you guys click the link below to see a detailed video on how I pluck the hair line, and all of that I took it back y'all. I put some flexi rods in it because I just wasn't for curling all of his hair. I'Ve been wearing this hair for a long time, I'm so behind on everything. But I've been wearing this hair for a little bit and it already has some curls to it. So I just kind of threw some flexi rods in there and curled the front. I did my edges with some foaming wrap and I did user got the big blue gel for this, and I will leave a link below so that you guys can see how I get my baby hairs and everything on fleek. I basically do the same thing in all my videos with the install, so click the links below, so that you guys can see details on all of that and that way you won't have any questions if you do just check out those videos. So this is pretty much it. The hair is gorgeous. It don't really hold a curl for too long, so that's the only downfall about it other than that it is a beautiful texture. It'S just very natural, and I love everything about it like. This is probably one of my favorite wigs. I'Ve been wearing it forever, and people on snapchat and Instagram and eggs me so here it is my first week, hair, bundles and lace, frontal I'll leave all the details below check out those videos. You guys and give me a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you guys in the next video goodbye