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How To Make A Lace Front Wig

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One of the most popular hair pieces is lace front wigs. Lace front wigs are in high demand because of its natural appearance. This is why lace front wigs are so costly. We have a solution for you to have a beautifully customized wig without paying those ridiculous prices - make your very own lace front wig! * Please note - You will spend more money making your first wig due to the materials needed to make wigs such as a wig head, t-pins etc. Most material will be a 1 time buy or could be used to make numerous wigs before you need to purchase again.* What is a lace front wig? Lace Front Wigs - is a small sheer lace panel along the front hairline attached to the  frontal  of the wig. The hair strands are hand sewn into the holes of the lace. Wearing lace front wigs is very simple because they are stretchy and cover the entire scalp area and gives the appearance of a natural hairline. What materials do I need? mesh dome style wig cap. wig head. t-pins. thread/ne...

“Bleaching Knots”

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Give your closure or frontal more of a natural look by using this technique called “bleaching knots” Bleaching Knots Instructions Make sure the consistency of the mixture (30 or 40 developer & BW2 bleach powder) is thick as cake batter or cottage cheese, so that it won’t seep through the lace. To prevent the baby hairs from becoming bleached, brush or pin them out of the way. Place your closure on a sheet of aluminium foil lace side up. Be gentle when applying the mixture to the lace. After you have applied the mixture where you want the knots to become bleached, turn the closure lace side down onto the aluminium foil. Close the foil over the bleached part of the closure, this will activate the bleach to work quicker. Leave the bleach on a minimum of 10 minutes and a maximum of 20 minutes. Periodically check to see if the knots are bleached. When the bleaching process is complete, rinse the mixture off the lace. (DO NOT rub the mixture during the rinse) Then Use n...

What is Virgin Hair?

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Virgin Hair   is one of the most requested type of hair extensions, because of the quality that it carries.  Virgin Hair  is chemically unprocessed hair from a single donor. It’s a bundle of hair that was cut straight off from a donors ponytail and has not been treated with any sort of chemicals such as, acid, bleach or perm. Need more information about Virgin Hair? Continue reading…. How Long Can I Use Virgin Hair? With proper care,Virgin Hair will last well over a year. See below on proper ways to care for Virgin Hair: Shampoo at least once a week. Use styling products minimally to avoid buildup. For wavy and curly hair use bottled distilled water for a natural look. To maintain a fresh curly look, we highly recommend that you mix leave-in conditioner & water in a small spray bottle. When combing, always start from the bottom of your hair extensions first and work your way up.  Always brush your hair before going...

How To Start Selling Virgin Hair

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I've noticed that there are many women & men that are interested in selling hair , but don't know where to start. Selling hair extensions is a very lucrative business, because it's a product that is in high demand. There is no limit to success with  selling hair, because it is a multi-billion dollar industry. If you're only trying to sell hair as a side gig, then I would say just find a great hair vendor, set reasonable prices, and take advantage of free marketing by advertising on Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, and in your community. If you are trying to establish a hair business..... Here are the steps you need to take to get started! Find out what hair texture you want to sell.  From my experience, Body Wave, Deep Wave & Silky Straight are the most requested textures. I would say it is best to have a variety of hair to offer your customers. Do want to sell just bundles? or other pieces?  Most women buy bundles in 3's with a closure, frontal...