13x4 Lace Wig is a natural virgin human Hair Lace Wig. Tangle-free, Shedding-free, Healthy, and Shiny Hair is used. The entire wig can cover the forehead and ears. So that no one realizes that hair does not grow on the head. So every time you wear this wig, no one will be able to guess that you are wearing a 13x4 Lace Frontal. Thus, it will make your hair look natural. So you can get a realistic look.
How to make a 13x4 lace wig step by step?
Here is a tutorial showing you guys how to make the 13x4 Lace Front Wig! A lot of you have been asking me for this so here is a detailed tutorial for you.
Step 1: Place the wig cap on the mannequin head and hold it down with a pin. Place the wig cap out because you need the cap hook to be on the outside.
Step 2:Next is sewing the bundles. The number of bundles used for making the 13x4 Lace Frontal Wig varies with individuals, for most people four bundles will do the trick, while for others with three bundles they’re good to go.
Step 3: Secure the transparent lace closure or frontal at the front of the cap and use the thread and needle to sew it along the edge all around. When stitching, make tight knots to ensure the lace closure is tightly secured.
Step 4: Lay the tracks down in a U- shape pattern as you work your way in creating the wig. The pattern will assist you in attaching the thread neatly onto the cap.
Step 5: After you sew the tracks all the way to the closure, the last track should be sewn on the closure. Cut off the excess track after properly securing it with a knot
Step 6: Use tweezers to pluck the hairs on the closure to make it look like your real hair.
Step 7: Cut the excess wig cap that peeks under the lace but ensure that you don’t cut into the stitching.
Step 8: Now, you can sew the wig combs and band. Sew the wig band at the rim of the dome cap and at least one comb on either side of the head and also at the back
Step 9: Now, your mslynn 13x4 lace front wig is ready for styling. Style your newly made lace front wig to any style of your choice, and you’re good to add to your glow and put up that shiny natural appearance with your lace front wig for black.
I hope you have found this guide useful. If you need any more help just let us know either by visit www.mslynnhair.com
How to make a 13x4 lace wig step by step?
Here is a tutorial showing you guys how to make the 13x4 Lace Front Wig! A lot of you have been asking me for this so here is a detailed tutorial for you.
Step 1: Place the wig cap on the mannequin head and hold it down with a pin. Place the wig cap out because you need the cap hook to be on the outside.
Step 2:Next is sewing the bundles. The number of bundles used for making the 13x4 Lace Frontal Wig varies with individuals, for most people four bundles will do the trick, while for others with three bundles they’re good to go.
Step 3: Secure the transparent lace closure or frontal at the front of the cap and use the thread and needle to sew it along the edge all around. When stitching, make tight knots to ensure the lace closure is tightly secured.
Step 4: Lay the tracks down in a U- shape pattern as you work your way in creating the wig. The pattern will assist you in attaching the thread neatly onto the cap.
Step 5: After you sew the tracks all the way to the closure, the last track should be sewn on the closure. Cut off the excess track after properly securing it with a knot
Step 6: Use tweezers to pluck the hairs on the closure to make it look like your real hair.
Step 7: Cut the excess wig cap that peeks under the lace but ensure that you don’t cut into the stitching.
Step 8: Now, you can sew the wig combs and band. Sew the wig band at the rim of the dome cap and at least one comb on either side of the head and also at the back
Step 9: Now, your mslynn 13x4 lace front wig is ready for styling. Style your newly made lace front wig to any style of your choice, and you’re good to add to your glow and put up that shiny natural appearance with your lace front wig for black.
I hope you have found this guide useful. If you need any more help just let us know either by visit www.mslynnhair.com
