Customize Your Cheap Wig For Drag! (Thicker Hair & Add Hairline) | Andra Armada

Hi Queen, what's up what's good, this is your queen, Anja Armada. So today is an exciting day because the mapping map from lazada weeks in order Kol, I bought two of these because because you know I can afford it, and also I wanted to show you how I di why my own kind of lace front looking wig. So I'm gon na DIY this I'm gon na merge them together and I'm gon na show you guys how I add the strand of the shares of hair on the front to make it look like a lace front, although it's really not so keep on watching. If you want to see more of that, okay, so the type of wig I bought was a ombre number. This is a blonde, a honey. I think it's a honey blood yeah, it's a honey blonde wig with black roots on the top. So it's not really rooted. All over it's just right here at the base, as you can see, if you will dig into the bottom portion of the wig, you can see there's no black coloring whatsoever, so it's really just the top. That has it and the rest is a beautiful, shiny, honey. Blonde and it already has a great curl - it's really bouncy, but we're gon na change that after I change this up into a new one. So here's what I'm talking about about the hair line so, as you can see it the whole. The wefts of hair are sewn into a mesh cap like this, and if you pull this back, you can see the very edge of the cap starting the weft. Even at the top and then at the very top, this is the skin illusion. That is plastic, so it looks like a scalp, but it's really not so for this one. What I'm planning to do is I'm gon na get the other way. The reason why I bought this one is because I will be sewing that in the middle of the of this wig, where the tracks are sewn, it has almost an inch of spacing between them and I wanted a thicker wig so that when I style it is Really big, especially if you tease it, it's gon na, be even more big and then after I saw the tracks of this second wig into this first one. I'M gon na sew in another track right here around this up until where my ears in and that will give it an illusion of a hair line. That'S really thick kind of like how a lace front is just watch me go with this and I'm gon na go with voiceovers to do this part. So good luck enjoy so first things. First, before I do anything else, I just straighten the two wigs so that it's much more workable and I could go through the webs easier now, after that I just go in and carefully cut the very top plastic base skin on this wig. By going under it through the mesh and making sure to avoid any hair tracks or hair wefts, just to make sure we don't lose too much hair on there and I just make sure to follow the plastic under it by checking and making sure and right after That I can just gently, pull it out and brush it before I place it on the side, and you can do the same steps to the next weft under that making sure to cut between and through the mesh. This is actually for the very top because most of the website, the very top are almost closely sewn on together, but for the bottom half of the wig, it's actually much more farther back or farther apart. Rather so you can just go in and carefully cut the mesh again, but for me, what I do is I check if there's any loose sowings or there any loose thread between the webs. I just cut those carefully and once those are done, we can now proceed into the second way that we have just straightened. So, as you can see here, it doesn't have a hairline at all. What I'm doing now is I'm just placing the weft in between the spacings and I'm using a needle and thread. I just go in and sew it using a blanket stitch or a running stitch. I tend to switch between the two of those, but I found that using a blanket stitch is much more sturdier than just regular running stitch, so just make sure to fill in all of the gaps on the wig upper tail on the top so going into the Hairline that we are gon na be customizing. I do have a few more tracks that I have I'm just making sure that it fits accordingly to how big my head is. Now I'm just going in and you're connecting the three pieces that I have, because I don't have one continuous strand that I can use and once that's done, you can now go in and make sure to check the placement of the weft on the very edge of That mesh cap and you can now go in with a needle and thread using a blanket stitch or a running stitch, whichever you prefer so right after that, once you have checked that it's sturdy, you can now go in and place it back into your weak block Or your Styrofoam head and as you can see, it looks like it's a lace front wig. Well, I haven't done the styling for this, but I will show you the complete styling for this wig. So for now here is the finished wig and there we go there. We have it here is the finished wig afters, my styling, so I just went ahead and curled the hair and I taste it to the Gods and applied a lot of hairspray to it. And here is the final result. So, as you can see from the hairline, if you have a comment, though, so as you can see, there is short hairs here on that kind of looks like baby hair, but it's just awkward because it's straight and short but yeah, it is actually part of the Tracks that we have cut and sewn into the edge of the mesh cap, so, as you can see here, it still looks like it's a looks natural, especially with that baby here and from afar. It has the illusion. Okay, let me clarify it looks like it has an illusion of a lace, front wig. This is a great method to try, especially if you have a limited budget and you can only afford to hard front wigs. So, look at that look at this get into this hair girl. There you go hope you enjoyed and hope you learned something from this video. Thank you so much for watching do not forget to Like share and subscribe and to the next video. This is again your Queen Angela Armada, goodbye. You