Diy: U-Part Wig Tutorial Using Virgin Remy Hair | Ft Sambeauty

Hey loves welcome back to my channel, so today's video is going to be me, showing you guys how I do my you part wigs. I am going to be doing like a start to finish tutorial on how I got this look. I will be should letting you guys know what hair I use to make. My? U part wig. So if you guys are interested to see how I got this look from beginning to end, then definitely keep watching this video. If you have any questions or comments, leave them down below if you haven't subscribe to, my channel definitely subscribe. So you can stay up to date on all my videos and we're going to go ahead and get right into this okay. So the supplies that I will be using to make my? U part wig, is my canvas wig block and D inch 22. I will be using my Titan dome cap in the color black some cotton thread in the color black, a pair of scissors and some curved needles. Oh, and also, I will be using some large t pins to hold down my dome cap. The hair that I will be using to make my wig is from the company Sam's Beauty, calm, and I will be using their 100 % virgin remy unprocessed Brazilian here, and I have the texture, natural body and I actually have three bundles in the limbs. 22, 24 and 26. Now I wanted to give you guys a few specs about this hair, really quick. It is from the brand be hair and it is their 100 % human virgin. Here the hair is double wefted. It is tangle, free and supposed to be free, but I did get a few tangles in this hair and a little bit of shedding, but it wasn't excessive. I did notice that the hair is really bouncy and really shiny. There was no split ends with this hair. As well, the hair tip takes great to color. They said that it can be dyed as well as bleached and, as you can see, I did bleach the hair with some bleaching powder and developer now. In order for me to make my u-part wig. Usually I kind of outline where, like my you part to be, but as you guys can see, it doesn't look like a you part, because initially at first I was going to make an L part wig. But then I end up at the last minute and made a: u part wig, so I think like, if you guys, are interested in making au part it's best for you to outline where you want, your. U part to be and then go around that outline and so in your wife's, I'm going to start with the longest length which I have in the 26 inch and I saw mi west by starting at the very end or the very tip of the dome cap. The reason why I saw my first weft at the very end is so if I wanted to pull my wig up in a ponytail, I could, without my track, showing usually when I sew down my website, always pull the needle and thread through the wake up. First and then, through the very tip of the weft and then start sewing down the reason why I do this is so that the wealth kind of stays in place when I do start sewing, so I mainly would just kind of speed this process. Up of me sewing in my webs in the back of my weekend and then I'll come back and show you guys exactly how I do my? U part and then close up my wig, Oh okay. So this is the part where I'm going to show you guys how I do buy you part now. What I do is kind of cut a piece of my weft, and I so in that wealth and make it into a u-shape. You can do this if you was to make a V part, wig or L part wig as well, because this is kind of like a guideline to you know to help. You continue to sew your weft into a u-shape. So I sold this piece on and then, after that, I kind of closed up the wig by following half of the u-shape and just closed up the side. Now this is not the traditional way of how most people make their you part wigs. The only reason I'm doing this is because I want a deep side part, and I want the side part to kind of fall in my face, and that is the reason why I'm sewing my wife. The way that you see in the video right now. But if you have any like questions or you're, not understanding exactly how I sold it down or somehow it was down. This way then definitely leave a comment down below and I would try to answer you guys questions you. Oh you. Ah