How I Install My U-Part Wig| Thebeautybenz

Hey guys, it's a beauty bends and I'm back with my u-part wig installation, video, I'm gon na show you guys how I install and style this u-part wig. So the first thing I did was section off my leave out, so I have leave out the top of my head, which was in the shape of a V, and I had leave out on both sides of my edges after I finished sectioning off my leave out. I'M going to start on my perimeter braid. This is going to be the smallest braid on my head being that it's gon na be the braid that I'm sewing. My? U part wig on to so I'm starting my perimeter braid up my leave out and I'm taking it all the way around to the back of my head with the hair remaining, I'm going to do a beehive being that my wig was pretty big and the hair Was also big, my pattern and the back did not matter so I did a giant beehive of like like three brains, pretty much. If the hair you have is really straight overly flat and you want it to lay down, you can use the same method of doing a beehive, but instead do the braids a whole lot smaller than what I did now that I finished my breathing pattern. I'M going to show the weak down um. Typically, when I sew down my wigs, I started at the top so I'll start at the top and take it all the way around to the back all the way to the other side. When I got to this point, I was having issues because the way was feeling a little tight, so I stopped stitching and went ahead and typed my knot and I went back to the top and decided to sew back down. Plus my arms are kind of hurting and my neck hurts so now that I have the wig on I'm going to style my hair, so I'm just blow-drying my hair sectioning it off adding cheese, little confusion and flattering it. I know it's crazy that I'm straightening curly hair, but the reason I did this is because the results match my own hair texture very, very, very well, and it looks like my natural hair so guys. This is the final result and I will have a flattering tutorial up soon on my real hair, but I hope you guys enjoyed comment below if you have any questions or concerns or if you have any future video suggestions for me. Thank you guys for watching and I'll see you in my next video