U Part Wig Tutorial

Hi glam dolls, so today I'm going to show you guys how to make your very own custom. You part week unit, you know just because sometimes you can't make it to the salon to get your so in, and it's a great option to just hurry up snatch. It on snatch it off here we go alright, so first you want to make sure you get to a spandex, dome cap. I like these caps because they're very adjustable and it just feels a lot more comfortable than the other kinds with the netting. It'S just my preference. Also, you can buy these at your local beauty, supply store or online. I like to purchase mine at on Amazon, so I like to go ahead and place it on my mannequin head, make sure you secure it at the top with the wig T, pins and nearby. You want to make sure you have your hair wefts that you're going to use to sew on your wig unit. You want to have your thread, your needle and some trusty little scissors. So now you want to go ahead and unravel all of your extensions cut off the excess bundle, little tags or anything, that's on it make sure you have your wig unit. I mean your wig mannequin in place. I like to double mine, my webs whenever I saw them on because nobody likes that tangling underneath at the nape of your neck. It'S not cute boo boo, so there you go, you can take the end, that's already folded for extra security and you want to start on the right side of the nape of the neck. Now, personally, I do not like to go through it just one time, especially when I'm first starting out, I like to go ahead and take it through the weft and the spandex dome about two to three times, because I know it's kind of hard because you see How your needle can get stuck a little bit. Can I get hung but girl? You ain't got time for that whoof to be slippin and slidin, so you want to take it through about two or three times just for extra security and then you can go ahead on and continue to sew horizontally. Okay, so I went ahead and zoomed in a little bit, so you guys can see what type of method I'm using. I like to call this method the train-track method I like to pull it through underneath the two webs once you pull it through and it's you know with the spandex dome and wrap it around three times just for the extra security, and I know it takes a Little bit more time a little bit more time-consuming, but when I tell you it will not move, it will not move. I like to use this method as well, whenever sometimes I'm doing so ends. It just depends on how long that my client suggests once she says. She'S gon na keep it in for like three months or whatever I suggest eight to ten weeks, but you know teaches on just take you through one two three and pull up, and I want you to see, see that look. It'S not going anywhere very tight and what you're gon na do you're gon na keep going back and forth horizontally all the way till you get to the very top I like to keep going until it's more of like a u-shape and that's why they call it The you part way, and I'm still gon na, join the trench right with it. Sometimes I switch back and forth. We can just go and pull it through I'll go through the weft, and I just keep going. It just depends on what I feel like doing at the moment now. This part, I'm going to show you how I'm going all the way to the very end. This part is very important, because sometimes you don't want to worry about the track lifting at the corner, because this is where you're going to. If you sew down your wigs, this is where you're always going to be cutting the thread to remove your wig. So you don't want that to happen, so you want to make sure whenever you're getting all the way to the very corners that you're making sure it's very secure and it's not going anywhere, and I like to fold it back one more time. I do not like cutting the wefts until the very end, because I'm cutting your website from experience. I'Ve known that it's a lot of shedding that could end up happening, and so just to refrain from that. I like to just double back and fold back my tracks. So you just going to keep going until you're done with the entire you, when there's no more left of that third bundle. You'Re just gon na keep going all the way until it's all done, and once we cut the excess cap off. We'Re gon na actually make sure we go back and sew sew down the excess part so that it won't show it'll, be nice and flat whenever you have it down. As you can see, this is the last portion all done top to bottom. We got your custom wig unit completed and now we're just gon na add a couple of more layers in the front I like to add layers, because it'll frame your face, especially they have a chunky face like mine layers, are so important girl. So I like to just make just a couple of layers in the front and you're gon na cut diagonally, I'm you're gon na take the hair coming out and just cut in a downward. You know downward motion towards the side and I straight down, but just just a little bit and it's gon na get a little frayed at the top, because you're cutting with the razor and it's okay just coming out. It'S no big deal, but it adds a lot more volume whenever you're gon na, like add some, you flat iron it out, and you want a little bit more body to it. Some people, like it all the way around, but not me. I just like the layers and the very front you're gon na take some scissors, not mine. I took my kids scissors cuz they're they're, pretty dull, but it is doing a job, so you're gon na cut all the way to the very top, with a crown and cut off the excess portion of the Cap'n's and sew around. So here you go. It'S complete. I got the wig clip some people like clips. I don't I so mine down it's all completed. So now you have your custom wig, you part unit and, if you'd like to see more, please like and subscribe to my channel and love, you guys bye, glam dolls. You got your units,