How I Achieve A Flat V/ U Part Wig: Start To Finish Application

Hey dolls and welcome back to my channel, so today's video is going to be on how I lay and apply my wigs from start to finish. So if you all are interested in seeing how I do sell just keep on watching, ok, so the first thing, of course, I'm going to do is blow dry, my hair, as straight as I can get it and I'm using my con hair flat-ironed. All of that will be linked in the description box below so check that out, and I just try to get it as smooth as possible just to have it smooth and flat and all that stuff, and then I go into making my part. This will be a middle V, part wig, so I'm parting, my hair, and how much you leave out. I want and then we're going to get to braiding. So then you're going to start the braiding process, and I just want to mention beforehand that I am NOT a breeder, I'm not a pro grader. This is just my method. I learned from just constantly just braiding my hair for my you parts and it just got better over time, but sometimes I still don't know what I'm doing, but it's working and it's flat and tight. So I'm sticking with this, but as you can see, this is my anchor braid. This is what my wig will be holding on to, so I just want to make it as neat and flat as possible, because this is the base for my weight, and I just want you all to see how I'm going to do this right here. So I'm going to connect the first braid and merge it into the second braid just so it can have a flat base. So, instead of just showing multiple braids down, I'm just going to connect the previous one to the next one. So, as you can see, I put the first braid into and linked it with the second one and then just continue. Braiding like you did the first one and then just continue to join that on this half of your head. So once you go to the next braid you're going to get the tail from this braid and just link it with that one and then the next one you're going to link it again and that's just going to give you a flat base and that's the easiest Thing that I can think of right now and it's working for me, so that's just what I go with it as you can see. This is the finished result, and this is one half of my head. I'M going to do the exact same thing to the other side. Okay, so, as you can see, this is the finished result of both sides of my head and, as you can see, there are two tails. So now I'm going to show you how to sew it down and you can use a black or brown thread. I chose to use Brown this time and a curved needle - and this part is super easy, as you can see. All I did was flip that first tail to the opposite side of my head and it's just when I make it super flat and I sew it tightly down just making sure it's secure and then I'm gon na just keep sewing upwards until you see that little Part sticking up is sewn flat down and then I'm just going to do the exact same thing to the other side. It'S pretty much self-explanatory. If you just watch what I'm doing it's not hard at all, so I'm just going to let you all watch and see how I do this and then you can get a general idea. You and another way to just get your bass superflat just make sure that you're pulling that brain super tight on the other side of your head to slow it down, because if you slow it down loosely it's going to be lumpy and then, when you apply your Wig it's going to have like bumps in the back and your nape area. You don't want that. You want it to lay as flat as possible, and this is the finished result. It'S super flat. It'S laying so well. I actually love this method better than the tiny, tiny braids, because it's easy to take out also, but, as you can see, my hair is brown right here. So yeah, I'm just going to show you all that I did dye my leave out black and this is the wig. I just cut all of the extra mesh cap off just to get it to fit perfectly on my head, and you see how perfectly my wig just fits so nicely and snug on my head, like it's just a perfect fit and look how flat it is. So now we're going to sew the wig onto our base, braids and you're, going to sew it through the cap and make sure that it goes into the braid under the cap. To just make sure it's super secure and your wig won't go anywhere and also be sure to secure your first time going through the wig into the braid, with a knot and you're just going to keep doing that onto the other side and just comb out any Flyaways, so it won't get caught into your thread and you will have a flat surface throughout the entire thing, and this part is also self-explanatory. So you can just see how I do this and I forgot to mention that I am pulling the needle through the thread. So when there's a hole right here, as you can see, I'm pulling it through that hole and it just gives it an extra look and also extra security. So your wig won't go anywhere and once we're done sewing the top part, we're just going to show these edges down and we're going to do this the exact same way, but I'm just not going to sew it. As close like, I did at the top because it's already pretty secure. I just want to make sure that in case the wind blows you won't be able to see my braids, so I'm just sewing this down flat also and by that anchor braid being super tiny in the front. It makes it super flat as possible and that's what I love about this technique and just continue doing this until you reach the back of your hair and then just cut the ends of all the loose thread that you have back there and then you're going to See the end result of this process and, as you can see now, we're finished with the installation process and now we're just going to blend my natural hair with weave. So I want to use my Qi iron and I want to use the chase method. This is the only way I can get my natural hair super straight, and the only thing I put in my nature here was cheese. Keratin, silk infusion in this stuff is just the bomb it works wonders it makes my hair so silky and it blends perfectly with the weave. You all will see that in the end and as you can see, it just looks so flawless. I just love it. So much so I'm just going to do that to one side of my head and then I'm going to brush it down and press it down, just to make sure lays flat, and you can see the difference from side to side and then I'm going to do The exact same thing to the other side, okay and now back to the lead. So now we're going to try to get this hair as bonus tree as possible, as you can see, is super fluffy and has so much luster, which I love. But it's not going to work with bone straight leave out in this big poof ball here. So I want to do the exact same thing and I want to use the chase method. I don't have any type of product in this hair. All I did to the hair was wash and condition it with my Aussie seven and one conditioner and in the Aussie moist shampoo. So that's all I did to the hair no product whatsoever. So it's super weightless is not there's no product to wait a hair down. That'S how I like my hair, because once you start putting product in it starts getting crazy and just sticky and dirty, and I don't have the time for that. So no product is the way for me for now. So it's working and I'm just going to continue doing that throughout my entire head and just get it as straight as possible with one to two passes and you will see the results of that and I kind of just wanted to sneak in how I bone straight. My hair in this video, but if you all, want a more in-depth video um just on the flat iron, my hair bone straight. Just let me know in the comment section below and as you can see, this is the result I got from just chasing it with the flat iron and brush. What'S the one to two passes and it's so pretty, I absolutely love it, and here I'm showing you how I flamed my face with some layers. I am NOT a pro at all. I just kind of chopped up a lot of people were asking me in my previous video was that the length of the hair, or was it layers that I cut in? As you can see, it is layers and you can enough see the difference and also I wanted to kind of give it more of a blunt cut. I didn't want the straight ends at the bottom, so I also trimmed the ends of the hair, and this right here is the wonder product in this video to kind of help. My natural hair have a little bit more longevity to last, with the leave a little better and just to have it blend and have that silky finish and then I'm just going to go back with my chi horn and flatten that out to give it just a Flawless finish and just be sure to comb everything together, just to make sure everything blends and has the same looks, and then you will have this when this was my finishing look, it was super easy. This is my routine when I want to straighten my weave um. If you all have any questions or concerns, leave it in the comment section below or you can ask me on Twitter and snapchat. Thank you all so much for watching. I love you all. 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