How We Do Our U-Part Wig **Tutorial** Burmese Bohemian Curl Goldenswish.Com

Hey guys, it sure goes twin goddesses and I'm Alicia, and this is just going to be a tutorial on the traditional standard way. I make my new part wigs, as you guys can see here, they're pretty much. What I'm using is just a weaving cap with adjustable straps. I find that these are just much more lighter in weight. I do have a curved needle and also black thread. This beginning part, as you see I did started sewing underneath the cap just in case. I wanted to wear the hair up, it can be worn up and you won't see the back of the cap, I'm sorry to get that on film. I thought I was filming, but apparently I wasn't, but the way that I do my new part wigs. I do the standard, fold-over method or I just start - sewing and folding it over folding it over, which is pretty simple. I'M pretty sure you guys seen a lot of times before, but just in case you want to know how I do it cuz. I do get a lot of questions about the part wigs and I can make them for people which I probably won't, but this is just the easiest standard way to do it. The only thing that I do different for most people is with each thread. I do not it and it just secures better just so that my my unit is more constructed and more sturdy, pretty much so the thread in case something happens. You know the thread comes a loose, the wig will still be intact, so I do not after each new, as you guys can see here now that I reached the top of the wig, I actually started to make the tracks more further apart. So they're not as close just so I have the desired density on top, I don't like it very volume eyes on top. This is just end up looking very bulky, especially when I pull out my hair, because my hair is kind of fine, so, as you guys can see, if you guys can see Google's tracks, I do have it about an inch away from the track behind it, and I'M just going to keep going round and round around when Oliver method, like you guys, are saying here now that I'm at the very top making my new part gap um, as you guys can see, I don't like too much of a long part. I don't like too much at a like a wide part, so this is just my preference. However, if you want your part to be longer or wider, it would just suggest it the way you would like it to be. Also, I do sew the hair on the band. Most people cut off the band. I find that that band makes the wig for me more sturdier on the hairline, so it doesn't like start to lift up or become very loose, but again I'm just making my new part gap, and after this I will be done. Okay, so now I'm just cutting out the extra cap and, as you guys can see what it looks like, I will be cleaning it up, but I might get still on some combs on the inside of the cap, because I do prefer that instead of someone in On my head, so I can switch it up, but I also have some clones in the back and there are the adjustable straps protector security, but this is the finished result. Here are some views of the wig. I will have an install and blending video coming up. Next, so make sure you check that out. Thank you guys so much for watching bye,