How To Make A Curly Wig | Flip Over Method Ft. Hergivenhair | Beginner Friendly

Yo yo shatter your soupy date. You will you girls taking shots like a real life. I know y'all hadn't come around when I got zapped, I loved so hoppin right into the video. The first thing you're going to need is a mannequin head: foam, a stretchy, spandex, dome cap, some t pins needle and thread. Of course, I have a curved needle and some scissors to help. You cut the thread and the final track when you're done here. I'Ve already applied the dome cap to the foam head. However, I do want to show you guys how to properly align the dome cap to the mannequin head to make sure it fits your head correctly. So the two seams that run down the middle of the dome cap, you need to make sure what is in line directly over the forehead and one is a line right below the nape of your head. Next, I'm going to take my needle and thread and pull the thread all the way through the needle, so that I can double thread the web spreader than just single threading them, because I feel like it has more security and it's more sturdy. What I do that now this is where the teaspoons start to come into play, because the dome cap is kind of fitted, naturally you're going to go ahead and pull it down to give it a stretch, while you're applying the West to the dome cap. So when the time comes to actually put the wig on, it's not too uncomfortably snug to your head now, it's time for what I say is the hardest part, which is getting that first track sewn onto the wig. So one thing that I will say you need to make sure you never go through the elastic band of the dome cap. You always want to go through cloth only because if you do that, then the wig will not stretch also, whenever you're applying a track to the dome cap, you want to make sure that you double loop, the track around before securing it down and by security you're Going to wrap that thread around the needle three times and pull through and it will end up creating this knot that secures the track better than anything else. Will I learned this dope technique from forever Chrissy here on YouTube, so I will be sure to leave the video and I'm referring to in the description box anyway. You'Re going to continue this technique of wrapping thread around the needle three times to make those knots throughout the whole process of making this week and because you're, making secure knots each time it's okay to space out the threading one did one and a half inches every Time you thread the needle through the dome cap now, because sometimes it's hard to keep the tracks and the flow in which you're sewing down the hair. You can go ahead and take a tee pin to secure the tracks down in the direction that you're sewing. It'Ll. Make your job a whole hell of a lot easier, because, instead of worrying about me dealing the thread through along with moving the weave as you go, the weave is already secured in the direction in which you're sewing. Here again, I just want to show you guys in slow motion what it looks like to wrap that string around the needle three times and pull it through to form that knot just so, you guys can start to get the hang of it. Also, you always want to make sure you push that knot down after it's been made to make sure it's for sure secure. Then I'm going to go ahead and make one more knot before I slip the whip over, because we don't cut wefts here and start. My next row, I feel so dumb. I completely forgot to let you guys know. The first bundle that I apply to my wig cap is double weft I like to have it really fall back there, so it's a double wefted track that I just go back and forth with laying them significantly close together, so that it's really full in the nape Area - and you can see - I don't keep going upward with the tracks until I'm finished. With this first bundle. I only want it to be in the nape area. I don't want the double tracks to go any higher, or else the wig won't lay flat and another reason why I'm not going to double with all the bundles that go with this wig cap is because it's already curly, hair curly hair is naturally thick for all That stuff, when I first made this week, I double wefted three of the four and I didn't have enough hair left at the end. Plus it was way too heavy and full. So it's best to only double whip, the back and go ahead and single whip. All the rest, it makes it flatter and makes it more neater. Looking it's just all overall better now here is what the wig is. Looking like with the first double weft bundles own, completely down it's very sturdy, it's secure so definitely make sure you use forever Christie's technique, yeah that they had gone nowhere and for the record, this is her given hair in the texture. Coyly they're really well known natural hair company that creates gorgeous realistic natural-looking weave like y'all. This stuff is bold, just wait to the end to see the final results o-m-g in any way. Starting with my second bundle, remember we are going to single weapon from now on. I am going to t, pin both ends down and gradually start moving upward away from the nape area now. So this is where you're going to start slightly carving your tracks to start shaping your wave structure. Now, with that second bundle done, you can obviously see how flat it is. Laying oh, my gosh. I was so like amazed with myself, but, yes, you really want to make sure your tracks are legs flat. You know take your time on this, don't rush it because you know wigs is supposed to last a decent amount of time. So you don't want to rush something like this so long as you continue to neatly. Lay the single weft tracks, one on top of the other. You will be fine and always remember when you're flipping these tracks over, you want to do it slightly higher than the previous track. That will also help with it laying flat as well. What you're, also going to notice is, with every slight curve of the tracks, you're going to slowly start kind of making this you type shape, but instead of this being like a? U part wig we're going to go ahead and do the whole thing so once you've made that distinct? U shape from that point forward. The flip over method is under comments', so you're going to go ahead and literally flip the tracks back and forth between that you shape you're going to continue that method until you reach the very end of the wig cap. Your final track should lay directly over top of the edge of the wig cap. I really hope that made sense. You don't want the wig cap to show it all, especially not in the front so once you've created that final knot in the youth section you go ahead and cut that weft and wha-la. Your wig is naked girl and hopefully and prayerfully. If you follow the steps exactly by the way, I said you should be able to flip the hair to the left, to the right and down the middle mm-hmm go ahead and slay girl, I'm being really goofy right now, but anyway, can we just have a moment Of silence for how beautiful this hair texture is like y'all, look how realistic it is, and on top of that, it's soft. It'S truly coiling to match type 4 hair types, because you already know we'd be going through the struggle to find the right, curl pattern and then not only do they have a coily texture only that matches my 4 type hair. They also have a curly texture, which is for like 3 type hair and a kinky texture for like 4c hair, so they're just said they got us laid. So you have. I were you and I were not true. I would definitely check out her given hair because I will go down in the books of saying they are probably one of the best natural hair companies out there for us, natural girl plus they're affordable. So it's a win-win situation. 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