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Hey it’s a taster trailer the full video on the website goes into much detail 😊

@@WAMStudio I checked your info. So i need to pay around 60 - 175 Euro/Dollar for a course on your webside to see how this 4 Seams work. Erm no thank you. I understand that you need to make money and thats ok. BUT i was right this was just a useless advertising teaser with no real content. Maybe next time writte it in to the Title thats a teaser/taster. But thank you.

​@@ListerStorm22Are you a man, by any chance? I only see men react so visceral to having to pay for anything.

Thank you for your kind words 🙏

Thanks!

Thank you and glad you like the video 😊

Thank you so much glad you like it 😃

​@@WAMStudioHello, how are you?I love your every makeup content.your content is amazing but haven't not much views & subscribers.not sharing in social sites and not doing SEO.i can help you to make your goal fulfil.

Hi point knotting is where you knot the ends of your hair shaft (the points or tips) instead of the root end. I cover this on the ‘learn to knot’ video on the online courses page of thewigsandmakeupstudio.com

@@WAMStudio Great, do you also cover under knotting?

Under knotting will be sure to follow in later videos. We have only just launched so plenty more to come 😃

You are most welcome

Hi it was a cotton covered milliners wire. I can’t remember the thickness though but it wasn’t the thick one

www.themakerss.co.uk/products/cotton-covered-steel-wire?currency=GBP&variant=37569096188094&Google%20Shopping&gclid=CjwKCAjw-b-kBhB-EiwA4fvKrEmJFjGlQf8-e7HjWOm5A5lGsCQBYxpgu6oQqbmQjkg-tfXOzonnnBoCA5gQAvD_BwE

It was this type we used. I popped in a link. It’s not the same company but similar wire

It’s been a while and thanks. More content coming soon

Funny wasn’t it 😃

Pleasure

We are London UK and I do run small classes www.thewigsandmakeupstudio.com check it out

Roll first then lotion and no if you use lotion without rollers it won’t work 😃

It’s worth just taking the time and doing very small sections at a time to remove them. Just don’t cut too short at front and partings as it will go too spikey. You can always use silicone products first before removing as it maybe backing up because silicone in there has been shampooed out

@@WAMStudio Thank you so much for responding. You are right I have washed out the silicone and just realized that last night. What products do you recommend? I have Silcone Mix conditioner but I remember it being heavy for my curly wig.

The serums are pretty good such as John Freda frizz ease or the products that state for frizzy hair. Just look on the ingredients and if silica is up on top you know it’s full of silicone. The serums will coat more.

Hydro perm I use 😃

and what did you use to build the base?

About 2 large rolls of tape possibly 3 if a big head and cotton wool works better than poly fill as it taped firmer. The rolls used for cleaning babies behinds basically. The base is covered in cling wrap and paper over a bought malleable head block.

I think you are referring to the circumference ribbon. I use it to mark out the circumference and when padding it helps to not stretch out the wrap.

@@WAMStudio No, it looks like a pen you’re using to stitch the whole thing together. I hope I’m explaining it correctly uggg. 😩 I wish I could screen shot and circle what I’m trying to say.

That’s my ventilating needle. What you use for knotting wigs and sewing the foundations together

Oohhhh ok that what I was talking about LOL😂Thank you🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽♥️🕊

Well done for being frugal with your lace. I should take a leaf out of your book 😃

Hey it gets easier the more you make

It is wig cage wire bought from www.thewigdepartment.com

Plastic bags would work a treat. A bit like a rain hat you can get that the old ladies wear. As long as that head shape and hairline is obtained. Not sure what we are all going to do when plastics are banned eventually. Back to the old school ways before plastic made things easier I guess.

The cotton line is just to mark out the front hairline if you are sending it out to a knotter/ ventilator. No need for it if you are knotting yourself on the block. Staple gun? That sounds scary but if it works for you and the wig looks fabulous then why not.

Cutting the returns will remove the turnover and will stop the rubbing. If you are using weft hair make sure it remy as that will be sorted root to point. Non remy the hair is coated in silicone and mixed it different directions so when silicone is shampooed out the hair will start rubbing and back combing. I will cut out my returns where the little stick up bits can easily be disguised in the main body of the wig. The front edge and parting area leave longer. These areas are easy to comb out if backing up happens. Aveda Confixer gel is great for smoothing returns

@@WAMStudio what if im not sure if the hair is remy? it doesnt always say, if i keep my returns no longer than 2 inches will that help regardless of what human hair i have? also for synthetic what is the best type to look for the most realistic you can get? is henlon any good or should i go for futura?

I don’t know about brands of synthetic but you won’t have the problem of backing up with synthetic as there is no cuticle. If your hair doesn’t say remi it won’t be and it will be mixed roots and point. If you aren’t using remy it will not matter about cutting returns as eventually the whole wig will back up. None remy is basically cheaper brands. Buying hair is a mine field. Remy double drawn should be a guarantee of the roots and points in the same direction and that it should all be almost the same length and not mixed lengths

Kunal Bhatt I make the full lace foundation in 6-7 hours. That’s pretty industry standard. Thanks for the contact

@@WAMStudio ok thank you... How long does it take you to make the full lace wig until complete ?

@@Kun.b the knotting takes about a working week. 45-56 hours depending on size and type

@@WAMStudio ok understood... Thank you !

Nichelle Hunter it’s a great job. I just hope I get to go back into the theatre soon 😃

Polka Dot glad it helped 😃

Sounds like you have had a big swing in career. I have done my time in films but theatre is my love. I agree, multi skills will get you further and make someone more employable. Thanks for getting in touch

Adrianna Odolczyk yak hair definitely that’s what I used

WAM Studio Amazing! I am doing a project for school from home and I am trying to find alternative ways of styling the facial postiche as I dont have the professional equipment at home. That video is a lifesaver, thank you very much.

Adrianna Odolczyk totally welcome

He’s using a technique called whipping. It’s when you sew using your ventilation needle. When you see this technique used you know you’re dealing with a true master wig maker.

Shea LaRoux that is true but it is better than the returns backing up in the base. The wig would be dressed do high would hide the returns. Not good for slicked down styles. That’s why I leave the front edge and parting longer to avoid the sticking up bits showing

Lareshonda Treadway hi I would make a lace foundation that fitted the head perfectly and then sew weft onto that

B _Nasty209 it hasn’t for me yet. I only ever use gentle solutions too. Well as gentle as you can get with a chemical perm lol

Janine Croft a foundation takes me between 6-7 hours and thanks 🙏

@@WAMStudio Amazing!