I made a wig to wear to this Old School Concert....I'm Gonna be "FUNKY FRESH"!
Basement Party Live 3 Hosted by Lady B Aug 25th | Hot 107.9 Philly
Check out my process.
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| Supplies used |
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custom wig template was used to make this wig for a perfect fit.I use this to build wigs for myself and my clients. I can build custom wigs without my client present when I'm in the mood (which is usually in the middle of the night) because I have their exact measurement. The wig is ready to be cut and styled when they arrive which saves them time and saves me aggravation
List of Tools:
Velvet cork head
Black nylon cap
Quilters pin- preferred over T-pins
Nail nippers for cutting wefts and thread-I never multitask my shears. I have shears for cutting real growing hair, a different set for human hair wigs and extensions, and another set for synthetic hair fibers.
Black bonding glue
Pump it Up Spritz- used to adhere bonding glue quickly.
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| Old school human hair |
Used old school Yaki human hair for this wig. I loved how thick one pack of hair used to be. One pack of hair could be split with a straight blade into two full packs of hair. But the hair companies got hip to the game...started charging more money for less hair.
Brands used are ModelModel, Zury and Harlem
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| 14'' piano streaked human hair layed in the back. 27 piece human hair on the left side for a taper look |
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| All of the hair is layed . Ready to be sectioned to map out the style |
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| Sectioning for back of wig |
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| Section for left side |
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| Front view sectioned off |
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| Right side of wig sectioned for cutting |
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| Chop,Chop,Chop... |
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| Stacks and Angles! |
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Hard lines and Bold color brings this 90's style wig to life
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Stack curls AND Waterfalls ......Yasssssssssssss!!!!!!!
Now I need to get my outfit together!!
The Full look revealed in part 2 of this post
Stay Tuned
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