!!That'S Your Hair, Sis! Stop Lying! No Lace, No Glue | Wowigs Wig Review

  • Posted on 07 April, 2021
  • U Part Wig
  • By Anonymous

Hello, beauties! Ya'll I've been WAITING to share this with you all. Here is my sew-in method for making large capped wigs fit. They can be SO annoying, right? I'm also reviewing this 20 inch U-part wig from WOWigs Hair. Hair details are below.

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H A I R D E T A I L S:

WoWigs Hair: 20 Inch Straight Natural black Upar Wig

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P R O D U C T S U S E D:

Aveda Shampure Composition Oil

Redken "Oil For All" Multi-Benefit Oil

T O O L S N E E D E D:

C shaped needle, hair store thread (any old thread won't do), and scissors.

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Hey you guys welcome back to my channel. It'S your girl, jim rodriguez. Today we are reviewing this 20 inch u-part wigs from wild wigs hair and i'm showing you a sew-in method to sew down those large cap. Wigs stay tuned. All right, you guys know the drill. We'Re going to do a little unboxing and see what we have inside now. First of all, this packaging is absolutely gorgeous. I love love this beautiful, pink bag. I swear. I can already think of like five different things i can use it for, but the packaging is absolutely gorgeous and, of course inside we have the queen of the hour. So again we have the 20 inch u-part wig, it's straight texture. It feels absolutely amazing and so soft i cannot wait to put it on inside. There are three clips at the top and a few combs on the side and in the back and, of course, there's the adjustable band in the back as well for better comfort. It also came with a headband and it came with an edge control, brush two-sided, one with brush and one with a comb. So before i go ahead and install i'm gon na give my scalp a little love. This is aveda scalp relief oil. This gives my scalp a calming effect before applying a wig long term and it's really nice to massage into the skin, i'm also using redken's oil for all. It'S a multi-benefit oil to moisturize the rest of my hair to begin prepping, my hair for installation. I am going to braid half of my hair into four cornrows, so i started at the middle of the head and worked my way down, leaving a small section at the nape out in case. I wanted to put my hair into a ponytail for me with you part wigs. I want to make sure i have enough hair left out at the top to part my hair in the middle or to the side, and i also know that this time i do want to braid some of my hair down at the top, so that, when i Put my clips in it's not pulling at the hair, so i'm going to go ahead and fit the wig, so i can decide exactly where i want to place it to help know where the wig should be placed. You already know how i feel about those tabs that are on the side. You can kind of feel what i'm talking about. I like those to be at the front of my ear, because i like most of the hair to be toward my face. I don't want too much hair behind my ear. My hair is not as voluminous as this wig and it's a little bit more fine, so i want those tabs to fit in the front of my ear, and that tells me exactly where it should be now. I'M already feeling like this cap is super huge, so i can't wait to sew some of this down so that it feels more comfortable. Now that i have my wig fitted, i'm going to go ahead and start braiding, i'm going to start on one side, a little bit behind the hairline and i'm going to braid kind of in a u section until i get to the middle of the head. Once the two braids are done, i'm gon na go ahead and rubber band them together. Sorry, the angle is terrible. I don't have a monitor or anything, but, as you can see, it's like a u-shaped braid with a braid coming down. So now that i have my braiding done, i am going to go ahead and thread my needle, so i have a c-shaped needle. As you can see, these are my favorite to use for any sewing that i'm doing so, i'm going to go ahead and put the thread through the needle and i'm gon na. Take the ends of that thread and i'm going to tie them together in a double knot. This is a technique i learned from my hairstylist, who does a lot of my sew-ins and it honestly works like a charm. Now that my braiding is done, i went ahead and took my four cornrow braids and braided it all together. So i'm going to go ahead and sew that down as flat to the head as possible, and i'm also going to sew down the two braids that came together at the top, i'm going to sew that down too now i don't know this is probably not the Best method, if you're looking for a super long-term wear out of your sew-ins or out of your u-part wig, i personally do this like when i'm wearing it for a few days. I do a lot of hair reviews, so i don't really do like super long-term sew-ins anymore, but you know this is really helpful for me to be able to remedy those really large caps that i get and also to be able to wear my wig for a Few days without the tugging and pulling once the sewing is done and i cut the thread, you should have two thread pieces and i just tie those in a knot as if i'm tying my shoe. I do that about three four five times, just to make sure it's really not, and it's not going anywhere, but i love this method. For me, it's just super duper easy um to do my own sew-ins, when i'm just doing it. For a few days, like i said so just take those two pieces of that thread tie it into a few knots and you should be good to go. Here'S the braid pattern that i have you guys again. Hair is left out at the hairline in the front and in the back for versatility, my braids are not super tight. I personally don't like doing super duper tight, braids anymore, because it kind of made my hair thin out, but that's what i got going on so now, i'm going to go ahead and place my wig. I do want to note that if you're noticing that your combs or your clips with the - u part is not lining up with the braids you made in the front, it's totally okay, you can go ahead and still clip it down and i'm sure there's a weft In that wig that lines up with the braid that you can still sew it down, if you want to or just go ahead and take that hair there and make another little braid. If you want, you know, so you have the versatility as long as you leave a little extra hair out at the top. You have the versatility to kind of do with it. What you want, of course, the length of your hair matters with that, but mine is long enough now to where i can leave a little bit more than i used to now that i have my wig placed i'm going to go ahead and sew it down. I can feel exactly where it starts to get super bunchy. So i'm going to take my needle and my thread and i'm just going to start sewing that section down it's one of those things where you're going to sew it down. It'S gon na feel better, but it's gon na create other clumps, because you can't change the overall make of the wig, but you can sew it down in certain sections so that it feels a little bit more fitted. I'M also trying to make sure i stay gentle, even though i'm sewing it down. I try not to pull too hard because i don't want to ruin the overall wig or cause any wear and tear on it, but i do want it to be comfortable right. So i'm just going to go ahead and sew it down tight, but not too tight because again i don't want to ruin the wig. Sometimes, when the two combs in the front are placed a little closer together, then the wig kind of expects it to it creates a bump at the very top in the middle or off to the side. So i noticed that was happening with me, so i went ahead and laid it flat and sewed that down as well all right, you guys, i'm gon na go ahead and lay my edges down using elysian beauty brands edge control. If you saw my last review, you saw me rave about this stuff because it really does hold for literally it held for a couple days and it didn't flake or anything like that. So i absolutely love it make sure you check my description to get the website. So you can get yours too. We are saving edges all 20 21 okay and it's got a little castor oil for you too, but i am loving this look you guys. Ah, i am feeling like don't know it's giving me like lauren london vibes almost like that straight sleek. One length feel i am gon na have to add some layers eventually, because my hair is a little bit more short but y'all. I'M absolutely loving this. It feels secure it feels flat. It feels good, so let's go ahead and try out a couple styles, real, quick! So all right, you guys that's my video for today. I hope you enjoyed this video make sure you subscribe and let me know what you think in the comments of this wig and i will chat with you again soon. Bye

Jenn Rodriguez: Hello beauties! How do you fix wig caps that are too big? I hope this is helpful, even though it’s SUPER hard to do this on myself! Excuse the messy braids lol.

Aneesa Hall: Jenn this is gorgeous on you!!!! Wow! I don’t know how to braid but I’m learn so I can do this lol

DEBORAH MCKINZIE: Love the sew down technique

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