ONE DAY LACE FRONT WIG
Make A Lace Front Wig in 1-Day
Amazingly... Yasmin made the Lace Front Wig she is wearing in less then 10 hours and she made it with just 4 - 5 ounces of weft human hair.
Her total cost for the hair and wig cap was around $200.00. The cost for creating any desired wig is based upon the hair length, the longer the hair the most is necessary to create your wig.
If you would like a quality inexpensive wig that does not self destruct within several weeks, then you should consider creating your own custom Lace Front Wigs... like the one Yasmin is wearing.
You may find this hard to believe that Yasmin created the wig she is wearing in less then ten hours. The reason why; is because of the way she created it the MHRW Way! Yes, she made it using the one-day MHRW Weft & Strand-by-Strand Method.
The one-day MHRW Weft & Strand-by-Strand Method is unique; you simply sew approximately 8 rows of weft track hair around the sides and rear areas of the wig cap; starting the first row at the nape of the neck and adding additional rows until you reach the top part area; and last you ventilate hair along the front hairline (temple-to-temple) and part areas to complete your wig.
Sound easy?...it is!
To create your custom Lace Front Wig you will need to purchase a MHRW Lace Front Wig Kit and some weft human hair.
Everything you need; wig making training, tools, and supplies are included in the MHRW Lace Front Wig Kit. except for the Weft Human Hair. The reason why the hair is not included with the Kit is because of the different hair complexities (color, length, and texture) relating to each persons personal needs.
Click this link for information or to order your Kit: MHRW Lace Front Wig Kit
Click this link for information or to order hair: Weft Human Hair
Learning how to ventilate hair in the proper density and direction allows you can create your wig with a natural looking front hairline and part. Creating your Lace Front Wig quickly in just one day requires using the following Weft & Strand-by-Strand Method.
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Supplies Used
All that was needed to create this Lace Front Wig was a Wig Cap and 4 - 5 ounces of Weft Human Hair. The Weft Human Hair is sewn in rows to thesides and rear of the Wig Cap and the front hairline is ventilated using the strand-by-strand ventilating method.
Instructions
OUTLINING THE WIG CAP
This photo shows the Monofilament Lace Front Wig Cap secured to a Wig Block. The markings are where Weft Human Hair is to be sewn to the Wig Cap.
HAIR DIRECTION
This photo shows where each row of Weft Human Hair is sewn to the Wig Cap. Spacing the rows closer together allows thicker hair density. Spacing the rows further apart allows thinner hair density.
The Weft Human Hair is sewn to the rear section of Lace Front Wig Cap. Hair is layered and sewn in a downward direction.
Step 1: The first section of Weft is sewn at the bottom of the Wig Cap.
Step 2: The remaining Weft Strips are sewn above each previous Weft Strip.
[Each weft strip is sewn above the previous weft strip, working towards the Monofilament Section at the top of the Wig Cap.]
OPTIONAL
Step 3:
Hair may be ventilated (strand-by-strand) along the Wig Cap edge (as shown in the Red section of the above illustration) to achieve a natural appearing hairline and so the hair can be styled up.
[You also have the option to ventilate hair strand-by-strand throughout the entire Wig Cap for an all hand-tied Lace Front Wig.]
FRONT HAIRLINE AND PART
In this photo the markings show where to sew the Weft Hair at the front of the Wig being made. The wide space in the front hairline and part areas is where hair must be tied in single strands (one hair only) to control the hair density and so the Wig has a natural looking front hairline and part.
The illustration shows a Lace Front Wig Cap, where Weft Hair is sewn to the top section of Lace Front Wig Cap. Hair is layered and sewn in the direction shown by the arrows.
Step 4: Weft are sewn as shown up to the top area of the Lace Front Wig Cap (but not into the Red section).
[This process also hides the sewn edges of the weft strips.]
Step 5: Hair is ventilated (strand-by-strand) along the (outlined) front and center part area Red section to provide a natural looking front hairline and part.
This completes the making of the Lace Front Wig, however, there is still one very important step that must be done to finish the wig for wearing and so it has a natural looking front hairline that will last... and last... and last. Read 'Undercoating' to learn about this next.