Natural Blonde Crochet Wig Tutorial ||No Leave Out

Hi guys welcome as my channel so today I wanted to show you how I made this crochet wig and the hair cost me under five pounds, and I only used one pack. It'S a similar hairstyle to my most natural crochet week, which was in black. But this time I wanted to try a lighter color, so I went for this brownish blonde dish and yeah. I hope you guys learn something from this, so this is a collab with another youtuber. She goes by the name of mercy and she's, also based in Nigeria. So I feel like this is a great opportunity for anyone who lives in Nigeria to find out where you can buy equipment, because I know some of you struggle to find nitpickers and lace and stuff like that. So I hope her tutorial is helpful. So, let's just get right into it. These are equipments that I use. I get them from my hair shop or Amazon, and these are just average prices and it might cost you more might cost you less so yeah. So to begin with hair prep. Sorry, for my voice sounds a bit recipe. My throat is so sore right now. If I really want to get this tutorial out because I recorded it ages ago, but yeah. So this is the head I use and I only use one pad. It cost me less than five pounds, which is super cheap, so yeah. So first I get one twist and then I cut the end. I would definitely recommend doing this just to make it easy to unravel, and then I also cut the middle. I would definitely recommend cutting the hair in half, because if you leave it long, it's going to be way too much to handle. So once I cut it, I basically unravel it like so, and then you end up having two separate strands of hair. So what you want to do next is take one strand and just brush your fingers through like this, and I do this just to make it easy to separate. If you try to just separate straight away, the hair is going to get tangled and you're just going to waste her so next to make the wig cap. What I do is, I saw some lace down onto the wig cap, make sure your recovers inside-out when you're doing this, and also I go for this upside down Y shape, just to reduce the time I'm going to spend on the lace section, because you don't need That much, ladies and you don't need to be ventilating too much in order to create that natural-looking middle part. So this is the outline that I go for, and I would definitely recommend this. So next you want to cut off the part of the wig cap that you no longer need and we can move on to crocheting the actual wig cap. So it's equation of the wig cap shouldn't. Take you no longer than three hours, and here I'm going to show you the fastest way that I do it. So I loop the hair onto my three fingers so the last three fingers, that's where I hook. That'S where I loop, the hair onto so my three fingers act as my hair holder and then my thumb and my forefinger are the only two fingers that I use to crochet the wig cap. So what I do is I push my nipple go through the wakeup loop, the hair on to the hook, pull it back through, and then I use my two fingers, my thumb and my forefinger to pull the rest, the hair through to create a knot, and I Hope this helps this does increase the pace because you don't have to keep picking up hair and then coming back so yeah. So here I just finished the first strand and I moved on to the second one. So, as you can see, you don't need too much hair. That'S why I'm able to use just one pack, so once you get to the very top, you need to make sure that you ventilate the perimeter of the lease so that you get that smooth transition from the capital East and also, please make sure you do this Part so that you can cover the black with cap underneath because the hair isn't black. If you use back here, it's not going to be too much of a problem, but because I use the color thirsty. I have to make sure that I do this part. So here's how the hair looks once I'd finished, creating the wig cap and you can leave it like this, but I just feel like the middle part, is a bit too wide. So I decided to go in a knife and Talay and it shouldn't take you no longer than two hours because we're only working with a very small section of lace so to Venson eight I loop, the hair on one hand I loop, the hair on the forefinger Of one hand, and then with my other hand, I hold the nitpicker, I'm right-handed, so I use my right hand and I'd recommend holding it like how you right. So if you ventilate just push on it, picker through the lace and then loop, some hair onto the hook, don't try and do one or two hair strands, because the hair is just too thick and then pour the nitpicker back through the lace and then use the Exact same hook to pull the rest of the hair through to create a knots. So here's how my middle part looks once I finished and it looks a bit bold, but it's because you can't see the dark roots because the hair is so light. The after you finish, you can add hair mousse, I like to add hair mousse just to tame the cars a little and yeah. That'S why I'd recommend you choose Hermes and then, after that I just cut off any frizzy ends and that's pretty much it so here. I'M just trying on the wig, so I use got to be hair spray to lay the wig. I just spray it onto the front and then I lay it using a scarf, and here I was just adding some dark roots. So I used some brown eyeliner and also brown mascara. I wouldn't recommend using black, because the color difference is just too harsh. I could just look really weird, so I definitely recommend using brown. So this is the brown mascara. I did try black, but it just looked so weird, so I definitely recommend using Brown and that's pretty much it. So I hope you guys learn something pull up pull up, so I like to put my hairdryer on the top section just to flatten it out a bit just so it doesn't look too bulky, so I definitely commend doing that and yeah that's pretty much it. So here's how the hair looks and I'll definitely be back in a few months time to give you guys an update I'll also be doing updates on my other crochet wigs. I'M just wait until I finish all my exams and all my uni work and then I can just jump on YouTube and be a lot more consistent. So here I'm just quickly showing you guys how I take off the wig. So what you need to just get some water and then just push it against the middle part. Where you put your got to be hair glue and then you can just take it off. If you try to just pull it off, you'll definitely lose some hair because the glue is so strong yeah. Thank you guys so much for watching. I hope you learned something from this and also make sure to check out Mercy Channel the nice day.