How to Make Your Own Wig

Buying wigs can be a little hard on the pocket. You can spend anywhere from twenty to over a hundred dollars depending on the features of what you buy. Wouldn't it be helpful if you had a instructions on how to make your own wig? Lucky for you, this article is all about that.

There are several advantages to making your own wig, one of which is its cheaper cost. It also provides you with style flexibility since you are not limited to the choices found in the shops. Lastly, you know yourself better than anyone, so your finished product is more likely to be the perfect fit for you. Now that you know the benefits of a homemade wig, it is time to learn how to make one.

First, you have to know all the essential information about your hair and scalp's physical characteristics. Your wig should blend in easily with your natural look; it has to be compatible with the shape of your face and the color of your skin.

It's a good idea to browse through online wig catalogs to find the cut and style you want to go with. For example, there's a wide variety of Sepia wigs accessible in different websites that you can copy or base your design on. Once you've settled on a look, you can now purchase the materials from your nearest beauty shop. Generally, this includes a Styrofoam head, a wig cap, hair, thread, and glue.

Start the assembly by sticking the hair onto the wig cap. Mount the cap over the Styrofoam head while you sew or glue each strand. Start from the nape of the neck and work your way up around the hairline. It would be neater if you do this in rows. Be sure to keep a photo of real Sepia wigs or your own design handy so you know if you are doing it correctly.

Once all the hair has been attached, it is better to let it dry for a while. If you used glue, this would give it time to cure. After a few hours, you can proceed to cutting and styling. When you're done, take a step back to admire your creation. Does it look like the Sepia wigs you saw online? If yes, then you have done a good job in making your own wig.
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