Diy Frontal | How To Make T Part Frontal | From Scratch | Beginners Friendly

  • Posted on 08 April, 2022
  • T Part Wig
  • By Anonymous

Hello beautiful people, you are welcome to my channel

In this video, i will be showing u how to make a t part frontal from start to finish

Materials used

Xpression attachment colour 2

swiss lace

ventilating needle

needle/thread

pins

scissors

measuring tape

eye pencil

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Hello, beautiful people are you all doing hope you are doing great. You are welcome to join us tv. If this is your first time of coming across my video, you are very welcome in this video i'll, be showing you how to make a teapot frontal from start to finish using expression attachment if it sounds like something you are interested in then keep watching. We will be needing swiss lace, scissors measuring tape, pins and eye pencil. I will be taking eleven and a half inches that is from one part of my ear to the other, so i'll take eleven and a half inches. Remember guys. The vertical part should always be at the front now i'm going to be taking seven inches, but i need six inches one inch allowance. The next thing i did is to turn it in half: pin it down, so it don't move when i'm cutting it. So i will just cut out the excess leaves, so this is looking after cutting on the excess lace. We are not going to take the remaining measurements on the middle part, which is the closure part i'm going to be taking two inches. I took one inch because i turned it in half so when i open it, it gives me two inches, so you can see so i'm going to be taking one inch. I mark that out then now, from the back of the closure to the ear i took five inches. We are left with two inches, so i took five inches, i'm just tracing it out, so i know where to pull guys. This is the same way you get your t-part closure as well. The t-pad closure, it's just half of the frontal instead of measuring 11 inches or 13 inches at the front. You just take like the closure length at the front, probably four inches or five inches, so it will be half of the frontal. It'S just the same measurements, the t-pad frontal and the t-pad closure. They are just the same measurements. The difference is you don't get the closure to the ea? These are it's looking now, but i'm still going to cut out a little other hedge to get that coffee. So the next thing i did is to pin it down to the wig cap and i'm going to sew it you um um, so let's paint it for the ventilation, i'm using attachment expression attachment - and i cut it into four using color too now so and over To the front, i already mapped out where my airline with me, so i'm just it's just a guideline, so i'm just walking towards that line. In case you are wondering how i got the airline. I already uploaded a video on how to prep your closure and your frontal recap in that video. I explained how to get a perfect airline for your frontal. At this front. I am picking two strands keeping a hole. I ventilate on one hose, keep the nest hole, but if you want it to look like really scunting, then you can use one screen at the front, but i use two strands you can also plug the airline. As i say, it's not that i we are done guys, and this is how it's looking before the hot water i did not show the process of hot water. I will be showing it in the next video after making the wig i'll be showing that if you found this video helpful, please do not forget to subscribe turn on your notification bell, so you get notified whenever i upload a new video like share and comment also, Like and follow my page guys, please give this video a huge thumbs up. If you like this video share to your friends and family, and if you are returning subscriber, you guys are the boss thanks for always stopping by. I do really appreciate you. God bless. You feel free to check out my other videos, and i will see you in my next video love. You you

tessy osas: So beautiful

oluchi iloduba: This is very nice, although I was a bit lost at the beginning cuz I couldn't really see how you were cutting and taking the measurements, was wandering I also see T part frontal braided wigs, I've always wandered how it's made. Please could you make a T part frontal braided wig video for us? would really appreciate it.❣️

YK beauty word: Thank you I was looking for this video for a while

Chidera Chukwueke: Beautiful

Edjowha Grace: Great work ma.....❤️❤️

Esther John: Wow beautiful. Well done

Yvonne Daniel: Wowww.. This is very beautiful ma.. but ma, am still finding it hard to use this ventilating pin, the holes are too small .. what can I do?

ANIAKWU ANITA: Hello we finally meet here. I have been following you from Facebook. So my question is do u begin a frontal from the front or from the back?

Mwiza Mfune: Can I cut a very thin closure so I can have a small space to ventilate.Am a busy person and I can't have time to ventilate that big part ....Will the outcome be the same??

Portia Porch: beautiful

Anotida Masarira: you are very talented

CIT Controller North: HOW DID YOU MAKE THAT PERFECT HAIRLINE?

Okeke Anastacia: You are wonderful ma

Jamcy Ugochukwu: Good morning ma , please do you usually stand when you are ventilating ma

Gladys Oche: Awesome work ma, but can I create edges with this pattern?

Frida Tiokeng: Vraiment bravo madame vous êtes une génie vous faites pour vendre si possible fêter moi signe

Miz wealth beauty Spa: Please ma’am how many lines do you jump

Iluyomade taye: Pls ma what method did u , use ma

Healthy Onome: Good evening ma... your location?

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