D.I.Y. 10 Minute Butterfly Locs U Part Wig! *Step By Step Hair Tutorial* Crochet

Hey babes welcome back to my channel. I'M tatiana! If you are new, welcome welcome so today i'm going to be showing you a different way to do crochets that is actually pretty convenient, so i'm going to be using a wig cap. That is a! U part! Well, it says over part, but i'm going to be actually crocheting my locks onto this cap. Why are you doing this tatiana? Well, i'm doing this because sometimes i don't be wanting that all on my head like every day, so this of course provides you with the luxury of taking it off and then putting it right back on and you got a whole crochet. Look i'm using the butterfly locks from toyotres and the inch is 14 inches in the color 1b. One pack comes with eight bundles and actual crochet needle i'm just going to be putting a few up so that you can kind of see what they look like up. Close they're, nice and full with my crochet hook, i'm just going to go through a few of those holes and i'm just going to bring that lock right on in there and then we're just going to go ahead and loop. It inside of the hole and then give it a nice little tug and you're just going to do that throughout the whole head. What i'm doing first is focusing on the pretty much the perimeter of the cap um. I didn't really do it too, close to each other. Once we got to the back. I just wanted to make sure it was a little full on the sides, but they don't have to be pot up on top of each other, because you want to make sure that you have enough hair. I also wanted to mention the reason why i have on an actual stocking cap underneath this cap is because, when you're crocheting through, you can easily tug at your hair and pull hair through. So with this cap on it's helping me to pretty much just glide, underneath without actually of course, snatching my hair or even the wig cap, oh okay, so now we have completely made sure that our perimeter is nice and full with our locks. Now we're just going to go in and start to fill in the middle. I kind of just placed mine like sporadically and then just kind of felt. My way to just you know just feel if i had any gaps in between i like to start off like this. That way, i know how much i have left and how much i'm working with, instead of like, of course, you know placing them really close together, and then you run out i so once you have completely finished the cap now. This is what it should look like when you take it off. You got a whole u-part wig with your crochet locs or a twist or braids whatever you want on it honestly, but i like the locks. So what i'm going to do now is i'm going to go ahead and blow dry, my hair just going to blow it out, get it as straight as i can, with a blow dryer going in with my comb, i'm just going to be sectioning off where i Want my individuals to go and also where i wanted to place? My? U part so i want to mine, it go to the side and then right here i am actually just going to be sectioning off the back area and going ahead and putting that into a low ponytail. Honestly, you do not have to do ponytails. If you wanted to. You, could braid your hair down. You can put into twists or even individual plaits. Now, before i slip back my top into my ponytails, i'm actually going to be creating about five ponytails and then i'm going to connect that with the rest of my hair. This is going to create that look where it's going to look like individuals, starting with the back of my wig, i'm just going to be using the back comb, and i'm just going to be tucking that underneath my ponytail and i'm just going to hold it in Place and i'm searching for my other wig clip and then i'm just going to be tucking that onto the sides now i'm just adjusting i'm using the combs and i'm just placing it exactly where it needs to go close to that leave out. I love watching this part. I actually was inspired by um a video. I saw one time, but it wasn't created. I think the person purchased it that way, but i thought it was so cool and i was like i have to try to do this on myself. So just want to hold it in place and i'm actually going to be putting a description of a u-part wig with actual comb clips so that they stay nice and sturdy for you all. I don't want you to try this at home and then you know it's not, as you know, secure like you want it to be so now i'm just going in and i'm just crocheting the rest of my locs. I have maybe like seven locks left and i'm just going to be crocheting six of those right underneath the rubber band of the ponytails. So now we have a complete individual, lock, look and just in case you're wondering this took me about between 25 to 30 minutes to actually crochet onto this net cap and right now, i'm just getting my edges right, i'm just slicking it with my edge boost and I mixed it a little bit with my natural black by even edge control. I just love putting those two together, but of course you know, my favorite is edge effect, but i was running out so i had to use my edge boost all right. Ladies. This is the finished. Look, you have your instant faux locs using a u-part wig, you can take it on and off switch it up. 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