How To Make A Lace Wig And Customize The Frontal (Very Detailed ) Ft Ali Annabella Hair

There I'm going to be making a wig using Ali Anabella hair, and this is what came in the mail with the hair. This company actually emailed me and asked if I was interested in doing a review on their hair, and I said why not because everyone has been begging me to do a review. I mean do a tutorial on how I make my wigs, because my wigs are bombs. So yeah um, this little card came with the washing instructions and yeah cute little logo like this. I'M just gon na go ahead and bleach the nuts, but not I'm gon na, be using. I actually got these from an abusive Meister and I didn't even know I could get these from to be supply store. I always used to go to Sally's, but I got the 40 on volume, I'm the 40 developer cream and then I got the VW to bleach. The extra strength and I just used, went ahead and used two scoops and put it in there in my little bucket, so I'm gon na be pouring in some developer and mixing it up with my little special blue paint brush. You guys bare of me as hard. So you know the independent woman and pour in some cream development, and we just want to make this thick so that it doesn't seep through the front zone. And you know, because some people make the mistake that make this too thin and once they bleach them not they'd be having ombre, reverse ombre pick the technique, so this should be good, not too watery, not too thick. Just right. Look at that drip so guys I got my gloves on because that bleach uh stuff be burning, really really bad. So, okay, I'm gon na go ahead and just lay it on and you just want to get you a nice even layer on there and we don't wan na you. Don'T you just want to lay it on there. You don't want to like press it down too hard, and I also bleach like a little over the hairline, because it kind of bleaches the lace too, and I want this to look really natural. You guys everything really trying to slay. You know trying to do so. Now we're just gon na let this sit on here, but good 25 to 30 minutes, but just try to watch it every 10 minutes, because some bleach can make it bleach really fast. So yeah you're going to need a spandex wig cap, a spandex dome wig cap wig cap, and this is what I recommend, because I just love how stretchy it is and I feel like it could really fit on anyone's head. I either use this or the mesh wig cap, and this is very important. There'S no way you will ever be able to make a wig without t-pins, then you're gon na need scissors a razor, real, sharp nice thick tweezers thread. I love. I, like the cotton thread way more than like the nylon thread or whatever it's called. I just feel like it doesn't get as tangled as much so. I'M just gon na make sure I have the mannequin head turned the right way like, though this is what I call oh go. The wrong part of the head should be in the back and I'm just gon na make sure it stays in place and put it nice and tight, and this is how the material looks spandex and how you know if it's the front or back the wider part. You see how this is wider is the front and the closed part at the back. In the beginning of the video, I showed you how I bleached it already, so I'm gon na go ahead and I'm sometimes when customers send me their head measurement. I cut it. Some times, but it's never really necessary to me when I make my own wigs, because I kind of like when the frontal goes behind my ears. I don't know, maybe I'm where I put this on it. I just make sure it's centered, like you see where these two lines are. I make sure the frontal has the same amount of space after this line on that side, then the same in my space after Southern on that side, so yeah so make sure it's night. It'S centered in the middle and I just pull it down and what you want to do is pull the frontal like two inches over the actual hairline and then pin your frontal down, and when you pin your front today, you're gon na pin this side first in The next side, so I'm gon na, put another pin right in the middle right there. So now that it's nice and braided and pinned down we're gon na go ahead and sew it on, and I always have at least three needles already threaded to make it an easier process. So you don't have to keep stopping in between and threading the needles. So I'm gon na head go ahead and start sewing and I always make sure I sew close together, so I can get it so I can get a nice flat frontal this front. So now I'm just gon na turn this on around and start off with my longest, but I, since I have four bundles, I'm going to be doubling the tracks like this. Basically, when you undo your bed bundle, it should already be doubled, so sewing on the first bundle, I'm just I'm gon na double the tracks, I'm just gon na start from the end of the frontal and pin it down. You really want to make sure these webs are on top of each other, then I'm going to take a pin and pin it on the other end after I go through twice. I go ahead and make a knot, and this is just to secure it and then continue sewing. Now I used to go through the weft every time until I just realized it. Okay, that's very unnecessary. Your stitching doesn't have to be perfect, but if you follow this pattern it will look and once we get to the end, we're gon na put it through the webs again and then instead of cutting the web, I'm gon na go ahead and fold it back now. I'M gon na make sure to fold it black black because you don't want to put it on top again. You want to make sure it goes back flat, and I do this because I love when the bottom of my hair is really thick. Let it do with always on the sides and in the middle, so now that I'm done sewing in the first bundle. I'M gon na go ahead and use the next one, and this time we're just gon na this time. We'Re not gon na double the wefts. We'Re gon na saw it on single, so now that we've reached the top, I'm just gon na make sure I go straight, for I mean straight across just a little curve, as you can see with my single tracks to go ahead and close it off and let It be nice and flat, and now what I'm gon na do is cut the extra I'm gon na go ahead and cut the extra dome cap off. First, I spray it's nice to pluck the front to a while. It'S wet, I feel like it, just makes it easier by the way I already did a little bit of plucking, so I'm not gon na pluck too much, because I like to pluck a little extra when it's on my head and plus you never know. Everybody'S hair line is different, so you don't you definitely don't want to overplay so stay up or I'm throwing you out this window. Okay. So what I do is part where you want your baby here to come from, so this is where this is probably how much baby here I'll have, and that would be my hairline you just kind of want to go in and out so like, because you definitely Don'T want your console to be too even because nobody's hair line is a straight circle, as you can see. I'Ve already cooked through, but I'm gon na show you guys my technique. So after I do that I take the tweezers and instead of plucking backwards. I back. I put forward and these tweezers are really sharp, so you don't have to do much you. I literally do three three and move on you can see how much here is already coming up. What I'm gon na do is part the baby hairs out one more time. I'M gon na take my razor