U-Part Wig Installation Tutorial

Hi everyone today i will show you how i installed a DIY you part wig i made myself on my nieces hair, i used 3 packs of virgin Brazilian hair, 14,16 and 18 inches, you can buy the hair here http://www.aliexpress.com/snapshot/110.... unfortunately the making of the wig was not filmed, i have had this wig for just over three years and i have used it at least 10 times and it still looks good.

i am still learning how to braid and the link below helped me learn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=as0ufc...

Hi everyone, so today, i'm with my niece and i've just finished doing her hair, this beautiful lovely hair here and if you'd like to see a tutorial on how i did this hair then keep watching. I have all the information about the hair in the description below. I started off by measuring the u-pad itself to make sure there's enough hair to cover the wig and make sure your system as mine wasn't, but i realized a bit too late. After measuring i clipped the middle section away, then i parted her hair all around the perimeter. I initially wanted to leave this hair out, but we later agreed not to so i went ahead and braided it using expression, hair. I braided one continuous braid all around the perimeter. As for the rest of the hair in the middle, i just basically braided it backwards. If you don't know how to braid, i will include a link of a video in the description below which helped me learn how to braid. I didn't bother much about making the brace too thin as the hair i'm using is curly and there won't be any bungees peeking through. When i got to the bottom of the braid. I added the remaining pieces of the other braids to the one i'm braiding, as you see me do now, then i saw the ends of the braids down making sure they lie flat in between the spaces, and this is what the rest of the hair looks like. I used the clips on the u-pad to hold it down. Whilst the saw around the perimeter, then i started sewing the wig down on the continuous braid and the hair that you see left out was sewn inside out onto the wig cap to conceal the tracks. Just to give it more of a natural look, i continued sewing down making sure i put the wig as tight as possible, but not too tight all the way around the perimeter. I continued sewing down making sure i put the wig as tight as possible, but not too tight all the way around the perimeter. Then i went ahead and did the same on the other side. Then i remove the and sew down the middle section. I sprayed the hair with a mixture of giovanni leave-in, conditioner and water to activate the curls, and i made sure the hair was really really damp whilst running my fingers through it to detangle it lightly. Then i brushed the hair with a denman brush, as you can see their curls back really really nicely, and i really really love this hair. I went ahead and untwisted the middle section. Then i use the same denman brush to blend the hair and, as you can see, the hair blended really easily and nicely without any need to straighten it. Then i added a little bit of coconut oil, just on top of the hair, to give it a bit of shine and that's the finished look. I hope you enjoyed the tutorial. Please like share comment and don't forget to subscribe for more videos. Thanks for watching see you in my next video bye, hi everybody

NeeCee: thank you for actuallly showing how it is done... she looks beautiful

Rae Kelsch: that hair is gorgeous! i needed this video! thanks :)

MissGoldTwi: Love the Hair!! Looks great

Catherine Kasunda: Its beautiful

O G: Lovely

mrs florence: Nice

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