Her Hair Company Brazilian Curly - Customize And Make A Lace Frontal Wig

Hey babes welcome back to my channel, so today I'm going to be showing you how to go from start to finish frontal way with this deep curly hair. I hope you guys enjoy it. I feel like I have a series of videos like this, but let's get started so the hair that I'm going to be using today is going to be her hair company. It'S going to be the deep curly hair, but first off, let's go ahead and just get this frontal together. So of course using that quick, blue, the xxx developer and just mixing that together and my customized or how to customize a frontal video. I definitely show you how to get this consistency so I'll make sure to link that down below. As for the wig you're going to need a dome style, wig cap, some stretch, elastic band, of course, and some needles I tend to use, maybe about 10 to 12 needles, and then I like to use the cotton thread. Some people prefer, you know, different types, but it's up to you and then, of course, just some way. Combs I'm actually got these off Amazon I'll, make sure the link that and then the actual frontal. So this is what it looks like before to me. It looks like the hair had already been kind of plugs. You know it seemed to be parted. The hair was not overly dense, so I knew that I would not be doing too too much and, as you can see, that the lace was really transparent and durable. So the reason that we're going to be bleaching these knots as you can see they are black and it does not blend into the skin. Well, so that's the whole goal in bleaching knots. So what I like to do is just go ahead and pin this down on my block head. So that's the canvas block head. I got that on Amazon I'll make sure to link that down below as well. You guys always X - and I know that it's dirty. It'S because I actually get to use guys, don't believe the youtubers that have a fresh canvas head, they're tricking off. They don't really do this in real life, but anyway, so yeah, I'm just going to go ahead and start applying that all over really really lightly. I know that I look super heavy-handed, I probably am, but if you have the right consistency, it'll definitely just kind of spread all over with no problems and definitely take your time. With this I mean you don't want to move like a grandma, but at the same time you definitely want to make sure that you get this fully saturated into those knots. You don't really have to push it in, because you'll notice that you'll end up bleaching the hair. So you don't want to bleach your roots kind of trial and error, though, and of course, just filling everything, and now this frontals did have a lot of parting space. So I did like that right away and once you pretty much have everything covered um I mean it should look like a relaxer, almost alright. So that's pretty much what that looks like it's not really much more to that some people will, you know, use aluminum foil. Just to kind of speed up that process now me I'm going to go ahead and set my timer for about 10 minutes now. Typically, I would do this for anywhere between five to seven minutes. If I am going to keep that aluminum foil on, however, I ended up taking it off about halfway through this process. So yeah disregard is completely up to you. I'M gon na foil off before on now, once you're ready and you've pretty much finished. You know your timer a 10 minute or 7 minute timer definitely go ahead and take that off of the canvas head and rinse that out. So I did go ahead and just shampoo and condition that as normal - and this is what the knots are looking like. So, as you can see, it is lifted, you don't see any dark spots or anything like that, so that definitely helps with it blending into the skin, and this lace is really really transparent already, so that definitely helps so on to customizing. As you know, part of my lace front or lace frontals series - I did show you how to customize these wigs. Now again, this one actually came pre platz for my understanding or just the way that it looks and as you can see, I don't really have too much to do so. I'M literally just going to kind of lightly go through this. Just kind of I don't know sporadically pull out here is nothing too too crazy and I'm using a tweezer. Of course, you can definitely use smaller large tweezers completely up to you, but it's necessary, and this is just kind of a close up, letting you guys see how I'm just kind of pulling sporadically nothing. I'M not going to go over the same spot too many times because, like a natural hairline, it just kind of fades and kind of bleeds back into the rest of your hair. So that's the goal here and, as you can see, that's already kind of made a difference and actually tweezing. This part out definitely helped I kind of over bleached some spots, which is not a big deal at all. Typically, what I'll do is I'll just go back in with like some black hair dye and if I over bleach the the knots and it goes into the roots, I'll just go back through that, but maybe that'll be for another video. Let me know if you want to see how to correct over bleach knot. I feel like so many people mess that up, but we're just not real enough to tell you alright. So you definitely just want to comb through that. I'M using a brush just to kind of go through this. Some people get nervous and think, oh, my frontal is just shedding uncontrollably. No, it's pretty normal it specially. If you tweeze off that part area, it may take a few days of just kind of constant brushing before all those hairs are just actually completely out. Then, of course, this part is completely optional. I definitely feel that it helps with the blending process. I'M gon na go ahead and just kind of section out few hairs just kind of make some baby. Here I mean I know I'm pretty grown but yeah and of course, once you pull that out, you can continue to tweeze. Like I said you definitely, the goal is to make everything bleed into each other, so with curly. Hair, of course, is a little bit more dense, but you get the picture and I just take a razor comb. You can find this at Sally's anybody surplus store. I feel like just to kind of make those hair sporadically pull out. You don't want anything to define because it just kind of looks awkward, all right, then, of course just kind of brush that back and, as you guys know, I always use my argan oil hair. Mousse, this is my cream in nature. Yeah. I pretty much use this just to double-check my work to make sure that everything looks smooth. I found that you can kind of get a better feel for what the hair looks like when it's kind of way. So that's what I like to do and me just kind of playing with the baby hairs just seeing what this looks like nothing too crazy, but I was pretty happy with the way that I tweezed it. I didn't over tweeze, but I didn't feel like you know it was too dense. At the same time. I definitely wanted to make sure this curly hair stayed as full as possible so on to making the wig alright and that's pretty much it. So, as you can see, this is the customized one and before not customized, not too shabby, but definitely not my style and then, of course, fully customized, alright. So onto the wig, of course, I'm taking my dome style cap, you guys can use a multitude of wig caps completely up to you. I don't want to call the big fuss about that, but lately I've just kind of like these, especially the mesh dome caps. It'S a lot more breathable. So when I go ahead and just start, I guess to sew down this front - I'm use T pins now this now this area that I'm showing you here is going to be really really helpful for sewing because it's thick and it's like double lace, so it definitely Allows the lace to have a little bit of give now, of course, you just kind of want to pull that lace straight out and pull it in the middle. That'S how I find the very middle of them part in the very middle of my wig. If that makes sense, I'm literally going to place the frontal just in front like literally a little bit in front. So the front of the hairline will be almost in front of that wig cap, taking these little sides where it's double lace and that's my god to know how far down to pull that on the wig cap, the extra lace. I just let that hang because usually it's going to fall past your ears and that's typically, what you're going to end up cutting off. So some people make the mistake to sew that down and then their wig is like SuperDuper loose so yeah. You definitely just want to kind of use. Those double laced err is as your guide and you just want to pull that as tight as possible against the dome head of course, and here I'm just kind of showing you that area again and I used to temp T pins just to kind of secure everything. So the goal is for the lace closure part to pretty much become a actual wig cap. So that's the reason that you put that a little bit in front of where that dome cap starts and then, of course, I'm just going to go ahead and just start sawing it down so, and I tend to you know double stitch this you know when I Sew, I always double stitch, so I just kind of twirl it around the needle and keep going and, as you can see, the hair is just kind of falling right, but right literally wear that wake up start so there thank you. So you can see that and that ensures that it fits your head properly. Now, when I sew, I tend to not like to sew directly on that band, just because it can kind of mess with the elasticity, but if you're good you'll be able to sew right above where the elastic band is on the inside of the dome cap. So that's what I'll be doing, and I you know typically, I would also double my tracks but because it is curly here I didn't want it to be entirely too full at the bottom and then just kind of weird at the bottom. So I did go ahead. One by one track by track, so just literally keep flipping these webs until I got to the top and I kind of went in like a u-shape, so literally back and forth back and forth, I continued to flip those webs and her hair companies. These webs are extremely thin, so it made it really really easy just to flip and keep going, and once I got to the top of course I just filled that in and for that very last track literally same little, you part shape, and then I just literally Flip it over and sew it down all right, so here I'm just pretty much showing you that very last tracks also small. You won't even notice it and then, of course you should use a little bit of hair to cover it and it's curly. So it's pretty much gon na cover itself, but yeah everything else is seamless on the sides. I don't know why. I didn't show you that, but here is pretty much where I'm going to go ahead and just cut off the dome cap, literally just cutting that not directly where I sewed it, but a little bit after that way. It has, you know some room to kind of give, and this is just the inside and of course I have my braids just going straight to the back. I'M just going to show you how I measure out my elastic thing so just kind of touch my hair in and of course, I use my band from directly behind my ears to the next side and I'll cut. So, of course, it stretches so I found sometimes I do it a little bit too too tight and I have to remeasure but no problem, and I literally just sew that right where that dome cap begins and I'll, let the flaps just hang and that's where I Will sew, I don't typically have too many issues when it comes to the lathe and you know it's ripping or anything, and that's because I'll take my time actually so in the band on and I do small stitches. So it's really really important, especially if you're a beginning beginner. I definitely recommend taking her time with stitching this elastic band directly onto that lace. Alright, and there we go so, of course, I am just going to go ahead and add in a wig comb. I actually ended up adding a wacom in the back and at the very top right before where the lace starts. That way, it would not pull back in it was super duper snug alright, so I did go ahead and wash the wig deep condition it. Let it dry on the mannequin head in here: I'm just cutting off that excess lace and trying on the wig. So once you have it on, of course, I'm just kind of shaping this to my head and just cutting off any lace that just did not belong and for you girlies that don't really care for, like I guess baby here, you could totally just leave it. This way, but of course Here I am it's a noose just kind of get in these together and, as you can see, I didn't use, got ta, be blue at all or got to be. Yeah got ta, be whoo or any type of gel or anything at all. This elastic band literally kept this wig. You know super tight, so this is gon na, be the glueless solace. I guess that's it and, as you can see, this is just what that parting area looks like yeah. I haven't done anything to it, haven't put any concealer nothing. This is just, as is with those bleach knocks and, as you can see, that lace is really really transparent, so it's not going anywhere so yeah. This is pretty much what the curls look like. I definitely enjoying this hair already hope you guys enjoyed the video. I love you so much stay, pretty, leave any comments or questions down below and I will see you next time.