How To Install A U-Part Wig

What'S up, what's up everybody, it's me, i'm doing this video to show you how i do my you part wig. As you can see, my hair is braided it's in its natural state, so you know it's a little fuzzy ball right here and i'm just braided. My hair up um, you know braided it back and i pinned it sew it down in the back um and i got my hair from aliexpress and the vendor i'm going to have listed below, because i cannot pronounce it um. It is peruvian here it is. It'S peruvian here it is here: it's curly, it's pretty all those wonderful things. I just sealed my wefts here: eileen's, stop frame and pretty much you just kind of put the glue here across around your wefts kind of keep it from shed, even though so far, i'm not sure how i feel about this video, yet um i'll. Do a hair review later? Okay, so i have three bundles of peruvian version: curly, okay, okay, for my knit i have made, i use that here what i actually sew my hair on is a weaving cap, and this is the kind that i like to use. I'Ve. I'Ve tried this and i tried the uh dome caps and i like this better because don't caps usually doesn't give enough air in your hair and doesn't get a chance to wash it and like because it has the you know the netting okay, um and my head Is small so it fits my head perfectly, the dome caps usually tend to stretch and get too big. So what i have here is is the net and i have put it on my head. I measured it and you know: have it cut in the areas that i want to you know use it's not it don't have to be perfect because you're going to, i usually throw mines down now what i'm going to do at this point to have a mannequin Here, okay, i have a mannequin head. I do have sesame street on my shirt and what i usually do is i put this on the mannequin head now what i've come to learn after trying trial and error, the mannequin head is small okay, so you can't really just try to sew it tight. Like you want to, because it'll wind up making this net shrink smaller because of the stitching, so what i tend to do is i i and then i don't really know, because this is smaller than my head. I usually put this on and measure my where i want to go and just kind of just use this. Basically as a base. I don't try to make it pretend like it's a real head, i just more so use it as something hard for me to sew in and make sure i keep pulling the net apart, because if it starts scrunching up it's going to get too small. Are you going to wind up it's not going to fit the way you thought it was when you first put it on your head before putting hair on on the actual weaving cap. So that being said, i'm going to throw some hair on. I basically know that i want it to go from here to here, so you thread your needle here. Okay - and i always start with the end - and i always at the ends, make sure i sew it a couple times just to make sure the end is down and a little technique you could do is wrapping the thread around the needle see and then pulling it Through and that kind of makes a knot, just pushing it down makes a knot, okay and then i just continue to go across as so now. This is my method of how i do this sewing weave cap. I don't know what other people do or you know, may people will be like. Oh, i do minds differently good for you. This is how i do mine and it works for me and maybe it'll work for somebody else. So that's why i'm sharing so and you just pretty much, i just kind of saw them pretty close together, because i i have my weave caps for a very long time, the one i have that i always wear i've had it for over a year. Now. That'S why i had to go, go ahead and get me some new hair because it was like starting to thin on the track. Eventually, it was still beautiful and luxurious, but it was just you know, starting to thin out. So i just continue with this um. All the way to get to the side when you're starting near the point where you need to end the track, i don't cut my tracks, i don't cut my weaves. I used to do that, but that makes tends to leave more and it's harder to reuse. Your hair, having to measure stuff out so i always just fold it um back the other direction and what i mean by that is um. As you can see here, it's laid flat. You know now these wefts are a little thick but um you just fold it. The other direction - and you can pretty much so keep on sewing. You know just make sure you get that um make sure you get it down kind of tight and make sure you don't a trick. Okay, when you see these little necks, don't pull don't thread way up here, it's going to draw the netting closer. You want to thread it either real inwards, like underneath the on track or go either way that you go under or over. You just want to be like not grabbing so much of the hair, the wet um grab so much of the netting because it's gon na uh make you start making the net shrink. Okay, at some point, you're going to start getting closer to the edge you have to just keep on making sure that it is going to fit your head, especially with this kind of material. It'S not that stretchy material like the dome cap, so you just have to keep constantly not constantly, but every so often after you're sewing layer by layer too. So you can kind of. Let me do this. You can kind of see what's going on here. You know see so so far. This is what i've i've got done and you just want to test it out and make sure you still on the same pattern that you wanted to go in and, as you can see, i'm still going in the same pattern that i want the weave to go In everything's flowing in the direction that it needs to okay, okay, so when you're um getting closer to the end, you start sewing um towards where you cut the? U eventually, the hair is just gon na all kind of track and go all the way around. As you can see here, okay and um, what i'm doing now is, i just cut the excess knitting off and i am just kind of reinforcing the this area by just kind of sewing around it, to make sure that it is definitely secure, because it's pretty much A base or not really a base, but you know um. This just can't be tattered. So when you're done with that, kayla asks for more and more love, but she doesn't bother to pay the money back. It should be her best friend and, as you can see, it's pretty cool in the back 14, i'm sorry, 16, 18, 20 and 22.. Okay. So now that i've completed the actual cap, as you can see, this is the inside. You see, i did a lot of little layers and here's the other side. Okay, i'm going to sew this onto the perimeter of my head. As you can tell you, can see, i'm not good at braiding, my own yeah. I can bring somebody else's braids, but for me i don't really care about what the braids look like, underneath, because they're underneath my hair and nobody's going to see as long as this braid right here and this spray around my head is solid. I'M good! I can have four big braids, it don't matter anyway, so i do little braid around that you know in a u-part way and i'm going to sew it this onto that. The reason i don't use clips and i have used clips before like so clips on and just make a clip-on wig it's because the clips comb started to break my hair off um in the areas that the combs laid from the tension and the little cones. Just constantly being pulled like that um i was starting to get little bald spot and stuff, so i stopped doing that and just started doing it sewing it in and just having it in there for like four weeks and then take the strings out around the perimeter. Wash my hair braid and do it again and that's what i've been doing it just makes the sew in process quicker instead of having a coat so in track after track of the track. Every time i could just sew it around the perimeter and i'm done, there's no real um, solid method on how you want to put this on your sew. This on your hair. I always start from the top front. I mean from the front first just so i can make sure that i did it right. You know like that. I have my spacing and it's tight and whatnot and um. I probably need to look in the mirror of looking in this camera, but basically you're going to sew. You can start from his corner if you want, or i usually start further back, because i don't want to risk. I just kind of like starting here and then i go around sewing around then come back and eventually you know go around to here. All right. You