How To Make A Braided Wig Tutorial With Cornrows + Frontal

Hello, everybody so we're just going to jump right into this tutorial and what you'll need is this hair, and this is the brand that I decided to use. It has the ombre effect going on, and this is the shake-and-go brand. If you would like to purchase this, I purchase from my local beauty supply store, but you can use any type of hair that you feel comfortable with, but this is the hair that I choose to use. So do what your heart's desire, if you're, if you like another brand, that has this ombre effect or just regular braiding here, it's fine and then you'll need a canvas, blockhead or a Styrofoam head I'll, be using a canvas, Bok head and also a frontal and I'll. Be using a latch hook, needle or crochet needle whatever you want to call it and a mesh dome cap and, of course, needle and thread the back is already done with all of the back, but I'm gon na show you how to do this. Alright, so we're going to take the crochet or latch hook, needle and we're going to put it through. I don't know how many holes, but we're gon na put it through this mesh cap. Okay, as you guys can see, the latch is opened and then we're gon na take a piece of hair kind of like a small piece of hair, because we don't want it that big, unless you know, depends on what style you're going for. But a small piece is fine, then you're gon na pull it through. As you guys could see, the latch up does closed on his own and then you wanting to open up the loop and then you're going to place your finger. Where I place my finger and then you're going to pull the other piece of hair through okay - and it's going to look like this and you'll see why it has to be like this in a few seconds. Okay and then, where my finger is placed you're going to place another some more hair, depending upon how big making the braid you're gon na place it there and you're gon na take the two pieces of hair and you're going to tie it into two knots. If you want to do a one or three knots, it's really up to you up to your desire. However, you want to do it, but this is how I do it. Then it probably doesn't look secure, but it will be secure once you start braiding, then I'm gon na put some blue magic on here, just to give it a nice luster, I'm sorry a nice luster or a type of shine here and that's just basically. You don't have to use black magic if you don't want to or you don't have to use anything at all. But I do use the black magic on the hair and then I start regular braiding, and you want to make sure that you kind of braid very taut, especially at this part, the top part not too tight or taut to where you will rip the mesh dome Cap and you don't want that to happen so you're just basically regular braiding, and once you braid that's when you get the extra security, the hair is not going to I'm sorry. The braid is not going to go anywhere. So in the beginning, when you saw that part in other clip, I'm sorry, you saw that the hair was moving back and forth, but that's okay! Once you start braiding, the hair will be very secured after that, so you have to breathe tightly not too tight again. So, where the mesh dome cap rips and that's what the braid looks like all right, so we're gon na I'm going to show you again. Okay - and this is how you do it. You'Re gon na put the latch hook needle through then you're gon na. Take the piece of hair and then you're gon na pull it through and gon na do the same thing. So I don't want to talk through a lot of things, but I will be coming back and forth and this is how I do my braided wigs - and I learned this from - I believe her name is braid yeah braids wig, Queen okay. I learned this from her and she's very awesome, so she does awesome, awesome, awesome videos and that's why I learned it from I give credit where credit is due. I always do it all the time. There'S a lot of breeders on here. That definitely definitely um. Does a really good job, and that makes you know I'm very inspired by them. So that's where I get this okay, alright! So that's just basically about that! So I'm just basically braiding and I'm showing you how the braid looks and things of that sort. Okay - and this is what the front is looking like - this is the frontal prior to braiding and we're going to sew it on now. I'M gon na fly by this because I do have a video, probably a couple of videos like this, on how to sew your frontal enclosure or things of that sort. So I will be speeding this up. You just basically do a regular. You know someone type deal and that's just basically. It is nothing too complicated about it, but that's basically about that. So y'all can enjoy this, and I will be back when it's time for the corn rolls. Okay, all right. So now we're done with that and I did cut this off. I didn't I thought I was recording it so, my bad, so I'm just going to cut the rest of the dome cap off. So the access part of the dome cap is what you will cut off and that's the front part where the frontal is located and that's the excess part of the mesh dome cap. So I'm cutting the rest and I'm being very careful because you don't want to cut where the thread is. If you do, your wig will fall apart. So wherever you see the threading do not cut that part, because your wig will fall apart. Okay - and you do not want that - so that's just basically about that, so there's basically cutting the excess off, because that you do not need any more because you have the frontal there. Okay and that's based about that sorry - I didn't show you guys going to beginning, but I thought I was recording, but here it is alright and then I'm going to place it back on the canvas blockhead and continue with the braiding process of this unit. Alright. So now we're going to do some corn rolling, as you guys can see. This is not a corn roll tutorial, I'm using the olive oil gel Pro Scotch at all of this gel, and I will be using this because the type of hair it is and I'll be using a very small piece of hair, okay and I'm using a gel Because the hair is straight, so I need to make sure I pick up. You know all the hair and make sure that you know things that I made sure. So I'm showing you guys how I'm starting off the cornrow, I'm gon na be showing my mistakes as well in the video, because you guys know I love to show my mistakes, so I definitely will be showing my mistakes in this video. So you guys can know that this is not all peaches and cream. I do mess up, so you definitely will be seeing that in this video, because this was not easy, especially trying to grip the hair and make it look. You know very nice, okay and there's a lot of parts that I did speed through, because this is not a braiding tutorial, I'm just showing you how I did the cornrows cut, and this is how I do it. You can do it the way you want to do it. Okay, alright! So now I'm adding here, because I don't want it to be like too thin. So I tried to show how I did it, but is it this was so difficult job I took so many takes. It was just so hard for me, so I really do apologize of you. I can't really see, but I mean this is not a braiding tutorial, but I just wanted to show you the part of how I added hair. But if you would like a tutorial on how to add hair to a braid, I can definitely dedicate a video to that, but I'm so sorry I try to do the best I could but the angles it was just so crazy, but I think I have to Do another angle, probably the cameras in over top of me - that's what I was going to do, but I think I got kind of lazy, but it's okay, but yes, so I definitely will try and do a better job at that. But again, if you want a video dedicated on how to add, you know, add hair to a braid to extend it. Then I can do that, but I really apologize. I really try my best like for afro, like I really did so my fault. Oh, my bad and I'm just basically braiding. That'S all right, braids all right! So now we're back to the corn rollin. Now, I'm not sure. If this part was me when I messed up, I believe it is again. I want to show you me messing up and making mistakes, and because again, this is not easy and especially doing it on camera. Okay, they're trying to make sure you have the camera focus and the angle and everything it's just so much going on. So it's very very hard so yeah. This is where I messed up yeah. So if you mess up, try try again, okay, so you know it doesn't hurt to do that, especially if you have time you know so, when you're making this unit do not make it. While you're in a rush, do it when you have time you know and just give yourself two hours out the day every day you know when you have to you know if you have a job and family and things that I swore it, because that's what I Do because my job takes up most of my mornings so like when I come home I give it. You know two hours to do every time, and that's basically about that. So you do it up to your own schedule. Sorry about the blurriness. You guys know. I hate being blurred. I really tried to avoid that, but I'm sorry I really try really try to avoid that. But you know what can you do? Okay again, it was very difficult and it's always like that when I'm doing like tutorials is very hard, but I still try to make it work alright. So that's basically it you guys. So I'm not gon na talk your head off throughout the video I'm just gon na. Let you guys watch. I know this video is very long in this detail, but you guys know how I am, and I wanted to give you as much detail as I can so definitely watch the rest of the video. I will probably pop back up towards the end so definitely enjoy, and I will be back when I have to talk about something else: alright, so peace, all right. So now it's time to get those ins y'all, so we're gon na get the ends and we're going to use some boiling hot water. This is my sister purchases she bought this for me a while ago, I believe for my birthday and it just heats up. You plug it up. It has a base that you plug up and I forgot what she got it from. But yes, so I use this and it heats up real, quick and it cuts off when it's done so yeah. So I'm putting the hair all the hair in there and this stuff gets really really hot and some splashed on me a little bit and yeah. If you I would've heard yes so yeah you got ta, be careful with that so yeah. So I had a big towel, I'm sorry for being blurred, but um. I was just being very, very careful because water is very, very hot and yeah. So it's got to be very, very careful when doing this part, okay, very, very careful, I'm patting and dry. You know still hot and I'm looking at the ends and I was like I'm just gon na breed them, so I'm gon na do the process again. So I can have the ends to be nice and crinkly, because I really didn't like the way it came out. So I bring it this, so this is an option. You don't have to do this. If you don't want to crinkling, you just want to show I'm sorry if you want to straight or whatever you don't have to do this part, but I decided to this part because I wanted it to look a certain way. So this is what I did and then once again I put it in the hot water and I made sure I was careful and just really be careful with the hot water all right and I'm taking it apart and we're done and that's what it's looking like. Y'All, I hope y'all enjoyed this tutorial. I hope you learned from it. This is how I do it and I was inspired and motivated. So I hope you are as well and that's just basically it about that, and if you don't like it, you can press the X and keep it moving. Okay, I do it the way I want to do it, not how you want to do it. You do how you want to do it, okay, all right all right! So if you have any crystals of that, this comes a little bit man summer k97. I'M doing right here, thanks for watching