How To Make A U-Part Wig Tutorial

Hey guys, it's today's tutorial I'll, be showing you guys how I make my you part with a new part with a nice alternative to sew ins, because they're reusable so yeah, I'm just going to show you how I did it to start off. I so I'm gon na be using a star from head, but before I start using it to make my wig, I measured my head and the styrofoam head with a piece of string to see if they're about the same size, and I find out that my head Is a lot bigger than the Styrofoam head? So, to fix this, I wrapped the star from head with cotton balls and some tape, and I ended up having to use quite a bit of cotton balls and tape to make the head bigger either because my head is really big or this styrofoam head is really Small but anyways, once I was done, I just measured it again to make sure it's the right size. This is the cap that I am using for the u-part wig. I like it because it's kind of flimsy and flexible, but still sturdy and even has straps to begin. I start by threading, my needle and I section off where I want to have leave out, since this is a u-part wig and they leave out section will be shaped as au and after I put the needle through the edge of the weft. I start sewing right where I have marked, I want my leave out to start before pulling it all the way back up, I'm going to pull the thread back out from the other side of the weft, like that, you can see I'm going to open up with The red from here I'm going to open it up, and then I'm gon na put this through this loop so that a knot will form and it will hold it up, going to put it in like that and then just pull it up. And then there you go it stays in place then, as I continue to so I just go under the weft and through that little thick, black and of weaving net, and then I loop the thread once and then I just repeat so: I go not through the Left under the left and then through that black band on the edge of the cap, and then I loop it and then I repeat and then once I start to run out of string. What I do is I just loop: it a few extra times to make sure that it's really nice and sturdy, and then I cut it off cut off the excess string and the needle with a pair of scissors. And then I tie it an additional knot with the string left over and cut off that excess string afterwards, and I move on to continuing with the rest of the head. So I had to start by literally just shooting the same exact process wreath. Reading a needle and sewing in the exact same way that I showed you earlier the only time I do something different is when I get to the end, and I'm just about done with that row so before I flip over the hair, because I'm not cutting the West I like to loop it a few extra times just to make sure everything lays flat, and there aren't lumps every time you fold it over and then now that I'm not sewing onto the edge of the cap, you can see I'm just showing on to the Actual net right here, and sometimes I use my finger under there to help me prop it up and make sure that I'm sewing onto the net. It'S pretty simple as far as like spacing, and I'm also not sewing directly onto the straps. I didn't end up using the straps, but just in case you want to use them, it's just nice to not so directly onto the straps and just sew onto the net on top of it. As far as spacing of the actual webs, I spaced the wefts, pretty close together at the bottom and and actually throughout the whole. U part wig, just because I'm using four bundles and I had enough hair to use if you're say using like three bundles or something you can space out the West a little bit more. But as for me, I literally just put them like directly without really giving much room all the way up until I got to the top and I'm left with just a u part section, and for this UART section, where I'm going to have my leave out. I basically just eyeballed how big I wanted it to be, but I would definitely recommend that you measure it out yourself now, I'm just cutting off that, actually being careful not to cut like the string that I used to sew and now I'm showing you guys how I'M preparing my own head to install this. U part wig to start off. The most important thing is the two anchor braids that you have around to leave out and when you're braiding, these anchor braids it's important to keep in mind and constantly measure that they are the right size. So that's why I was just putting the? U part wig back on to make sure that it would fit correctly, and so you also want braids going along the perimeter of your hair because you will also be sewing around the perimeter. So the two most important braids are the braids on the top along your leave out and around the perimeter. The rest of the braids really don't matter at all, and you just want to get your hair down and out of the way. So now what I'm doing is, I am sewing the actual wig onto the braid, starting with the anchor braids that I have at the top, and so first I put the needle through the edge of the wig, and then I just sew onto my braids. The same way like just going through my braids and looping in the same exact way, you would so I was showing you how I sew whenever I sold them left onto the actual wig. So I continue doing that along the top of my head, and so I only sew along the top to anchor braids and along the perimeter and installation, for this literally takes like 10 minutes and same thing with take down is really really simple but take down. You have to be a little bit more careful to make sure not to cut the string that you have used to actually sew the wig together, but other than that take down. Installation is very fast, and so the hard part is making actually making the wig. But once you make it, you can reuse it and reuse it multiple times. So once I'm done sewing it down, I'm just pulling out my leave out and show you guys how it looks, and this honestly looks exactly like so it like. You can't really tell at all like it lays everything lays really super flat. I really really like this hair from aliexpress off of Pinos beauty. I really like the long hair, wavy hair. This is me just smiling so much my cheeks hurting, because I really just like making these videos for you guys so much so. Thank you guys so much for watching them too, and I'll see you in the next one.