Adding An Elastic Band To Wowafrican 360 Frontal Wigs| Beige Ojai

Hi guys so today I will be doing a video on a 360 wig from Wow African calm. Now there was like a bit of a processing time because they didn't have the wig and stop when I ordered it. So the processing time was about five days and then it only took two days to come to me after that, so in all in total it took about seven days for me to receive my wig. The wig came through FedEx Express and the shipping was, of course very fast. So when you open your box, you receive a 2017 calendar. It'S a very helpful hair care guide, which gives you some tips about styling your hair and how to get the longest wear out of your wigs. Last but not least, you also receive a blue comb. That says, I love you sweet, sweet tea message in here as well. So let's talk about this wig so basically is 360 is quite different from a lace front, as well as a full lace. Wig, a full lace. Wig is basically lace all throughout the wig. So you are able to make a straight part from at the front of your forehead. On back to your nape area, you can make a part anywhere on the wake at a lace front. Wig is basically you can part it within the lace that comes with it. Usually, lace, friends are about two to three hundreds of parting face. The frontal wig is basically an entire frontal, full frontal from one side of your ear to the other side of your ear and about four to six inches on back, and then they fill it in the rest of your head with tracks and that will complete that Wig, so those are the three different options, and now they also came up with a 360 lace, wig. So basically, a 360 lace. Wig is a full lace front fold in the front of your head, and that comes with about four inches of parting space. Typically - and it gives you a partial lace - frontal in the back and it's connected, so it basically formed a 360 or a circle all around the perimeter of your head, creating a lace all around the perimeter of your head, which equals to parting space all around the Perimeter of your head, so you will not be able to make a part down the center of your head down in the middle of your head, because that part is filled in with actual bundles of tracks. Typically, a lot of late, wigs and light lace front. Wigs come in 130 percent density on up to 150, depending on where you get it from and how much you're paying for it, but this wig is 180 percent density and selves you're interested in the specs of the wig that I will be wearing today. This week is called the tlw 0 3 wigs. The hair color is natural, the hair length is 20 inches, the density is 180 percent and the hairline is pre-flood. So here is a coupon song. If you're interested in purchasing you can save $ 20. With the code w3 6-0, so there is four inches of parting space from your forehead on back and then around the sides in the back, you get two inches of parting space and there are wet at the crown to fill in this 360 frontal. Alright. So now that we got all of that out the way, it's time to try this wig on super nervous about this, because it is my first time trying to 180 360. So turning this wing inside out, it reminds me of a typical lace: front wig. There is an adjustable strap in the back as well as a comb in the back, and then you get three combs in the front of this wig on the front sole, so you can wear it glueless, you don't necessarily have to glue it down with anything. However, I do suggest, though, if you are wearing in a ponytail, maybe put some glue back there, but let's see how it looks first and let's see how it's fitting. So I'm just going to cut the lace off of this wig by getting as close to the hairline as I possibly can, when you're doing a step, please be careful, you do not want to cut off any of them, not so that will lead to study. So you want to take your time and do this. Okay, so now that I told that length off, it is time to try this wig on I'm basically going to put on from the back and then stretch it forward, not too bad. I like it. This is a different look for me: Oh what you need and what you need and what you need. It'S what you need. I was super excited to try with up in a ponytail, but then I noticed that my name the way that the best my hairline is the way that it just naturally grows is a little bit lower than the average hairline in the back. So I noticed that when I put the wig on - and I put it in a bun that some of my hair was still showing in the back, although I was pulling it down, so I make sure that covers all overlaps in the back. It did not cover my little naps in the back and I supposed to get that completely covered. I would have to either glue tape or gel down the wig and the back to make sure that none of those naps are showing through, because I mean that will hold. That was completely defeat. The whole purpose of you having a 360 late frontal wig, is your hair, so in the back and it's a different texture, so yeah. If I was to ever wear this wig and ponytail or a bun, I would have to definitely make sure that that that hair line in the back is secured down, because you just don't want your hair if there's a different texture showing through like mine, so yeah. So I am going to go ahead and sew an elastic band around the back of this wig. I know a lot of people wanted to see how I do that. I will show you right now so basically to sell the elastic band and I'm going to measure it from my left ear to my right ear. I'M stretching the material and now I'm going to just cut it here, I'm going to sew it from here. I don't know if you guys can see. I hope you see this, but this is the frontal part of this wig I'm going to make sure that the frontal part is as low as possible. So I won't have to wear any glue tape or gel on my hair, I'm going to basically fill one side of this elastic band and then sew the other side of this elastic band onto this wig.