A Technical Way To Split Double Wefts Into Single Weft To Sew On Wig Cap Make It More Natural

This is the underwear we opened. This is the 18 inch this one and let me show you how long the web is. I will fold it. Firstly, i will fold it because it's very long, the ruler is not long enough. So we fold, i will follow the web first like this one okay, so this is 20 nearly 29 okay. Let'S say it's 28 inch, so the web is actually 56.56 because this is the double okay, the double size 28. So let me open is it's 56. It'S 56 inch, 56 inches long after i open the web. This bundle - this is 18 inch. Long, hair 80 inch hair bundle. This video, the point on making this video is i'm going to show you. This is the wrap. It'S the double web, this one as you can see it's a double web double gravity. So normally we use the wrap to saw on the cap to make weeks for customers. So we split, we split the web, half look like this one. We split it because it is double weft and we split this one. This we split this so after we split the wet, we split the wet um to saw on the cap to make the uh to make the cap uh with a narrow space. So you can make the wig looks, fuller and there's there's no much space in between in between the wet after sword on the cap to make it good, also the double wrapped. It is a little bit a little bit thick, it's a little bit thick. So after we, after we uh, split the wrap it so to make it single web to make it single web, so the head, the cap, the cap, will be. The cup will be much smoother this one. So this is how we make the weeks for customers every day. I will see you in the next video. Can you see the difference you