Very Nice! I use a steamer in my work. I also take the curling iron to curl hair but using the iron only to hold the hair in place while I steam it to shape. Of course using a curling iron while it's on will melt the hair. Using the iron to hold the hair around the iron while you steam it works well for touch up curling. I never thought to wrap foil around a curling iron! I'm a "steamer man". :) An old dog can learn new tricks!
You are such an incredible talent and I love what you did with this wig. I am going to check out any other videos you’ve done because I enjoyed watching you create. Thank you for sharing.
@JakCosplay Love this so much! Goin to try a version of this later this month. I have the Arda Matilda in Dark Green, and was wondering what I could purchase in America, that would be close enough to what you have, to make the base.
Ohh thats a good question, I just bought some isolation foam from a local tool shop. I think you have a simular product in your country too. These plates are usually used to isulate walls of houses, the pink ones are even better cause their stucture is really fine...
I am so glad I clicked on this video, like OMFG so stunning!!! That trick with the aluminum foil is GENIUS, surprised I haven't seen that method before. Does it work with a standard clamp curling iron?
Hi Jacob, thank you for your lovely comment! I think you can use a clamp curling iron too, but a curling wand is probably easier, especially the one I am using because of the shape... Its easier to remove the aluminum foil.
WOW!!! I found this by accident and am soo glad I did! I am going to use your technique for my halloween wig. I am in America. I tried to find the foam, but do not know what it is called. What type of foam is it, so I may try to duplicate it here, please :) Thanks so much!
Das ist echt super geworden! eine Frage, halten die Haare mit dem got2b spray gut an dem Filz? Also würde es ausreichen nur das spray zum fixieren zu nehmen? :o
+Mister Holgersson Hi, ansich hält das ganze Recht gut, ich habe zusätzlich aber noch einige Haarklemmen eingesetzt... Hab schon von einigen Leuten gehört das sie nach dem eigentlichen stylen Sprühkleber drüber sprühen um das dauerhaft zu fixieren, bisher habe ich mich das aber noch nie getraut und daher keine Erfahrungen damit. Könnte mir aber durchaus vorstellen das es dann wirklich bretthart hält :D
Can u please tell me about the foam stuff and the glue and the screw was that plastic also I need your help on another wig that's hard!!! I'll inbox about that one
I love the term "hair tunnels" XD They're hair rolls and they're made by curling flat onto the iron in a rolling motion from the tips to the roots. You then very carefully slide the iron out and pin
@@seamscometrue3473 I was wondering the same thing. I saw you used tin foil for other curls. Do you always need that with synthetic wigs? I have a Rokoko wig that I'd like to repair.
Au 18 ième siècle ON NE TEIGNAIT PAS LES CHEVEUX EN ROUGE. Marie Antoinette cheveux gris poudrés, gris poudres seule teinture, pour les brunes le HENNE
@@Salt_euhhh en fait on pouvait teindre ses cheveux en toute les couleurs mais c vrai que le gris et le blanc étaient majoritaires .Néanmoins, on a des peintures du XVIIIeme siècle avec des gens qui ont des cheveux roses !
Props to you for your craft. Insane amount of work and skill. 👏🏼
Very Nice! I use a steamer in my work. I also take the curling iron to curl hair but using the iron only to hold the hair in place while I steam it to shape. Of course using a curling iron while it's on will melt the hair. Using the iron to hold the hair around the iron while you steam it works well for touch up curling. I never thought to wrap foil around a curling iron! I'm a "steamer man". :) An old dog can learn new tricks!
Hi Tat, thanks for your lovely comment! Yeah I definitly need a steamer... saw some other wig stylists using them. Seems to be a nice method.
Love it. This is a great idea to use on a wigs that you don't really wear much but still want to get use out of them.
You are such an incredible talent and I love what you did with this wig. I am going to check out any other videos you’ve done because I enjoyed watching you create. Thank you for sharing.
Du bist echt der Knaller! Wow! 💙
+Cira Las Vegas Danke dir
BLESS YOU FOR SHOWING US THE PROCESS!
...I need this. I need this in my life now. That is crazy amazing!
Thank you :D
Beautiful! Interesting to see how to do such incredible work! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for your lovely comment :D
i absolutely love this wig you are so amazing you work so hard and it really shows!!
Aw thank you :D
Looks amazing, I'm going to have a go following your method, thanks so much for sharing 💜
When you put the roller tubes with the hair into the pan, is that just boiling water in the pan?
@JakCosplay Love this so much! Goin to try a version of this later this month. I have the Arda Matilda in Dark Green, and was wondering what I could purchase in America, that would be close enough to what you have, to make the base.
Ohh thats a good question, I just bought some isolation foam from a local tool shop. I think you have a simular product in your country too. These plates are usually used to isulate walls of houses, the pink ones are even better cause their stucture is really fine...
I am so glad I clicked on this video, like OMFG so stunning!!! That trick with the aluminum foil is GENIUS, surprised I haven't seen that method before. Does it work with a standard clamp curling iron?
Hi Jacob, thank you for your lovely comment! I think you can use a clamp curling iron too, but a curling wand is probably easier, especially the one I am using because of the shape... Its easier to remove the aluminum foil.
Stunning!!!
Hi @JakCosplay. love your wig! Question: how high is the "bun" that you've put in the wig? I want to try and make this for carnaval.
Hi Ruth... Probably about 15-18cm high :D
Hello! I wanted to know, how do you glue it? On the (in French we say "mousse" or "polystyrène"?)
wow SUPER GORGEOUS
Thank you :3
Wowowowo that's incredible 💖💖💖💖
Wow! Thats amazing!
WOW!!! I found this by accident and am soo glad I did! I am going to use your technique for my halloween wig. I am in America. I tried to find the foam, but do not know what it is called. What type of foam is it, so I may try to duplicate it here, please :) Thanks so much!
Leslie Spaggiari it’s insulation foam like they have big sheets of it a Home Depot or menards
Das ist echt super geworden!
eine Frage, halten die Haare mit dem got2b spray gut an dem Filz? Also würde es ausreichen nur das spray zum fixieren zu nehmen? :o
+Mister Holgersson Hi, ansich hält das ganze Recht gut, ich habe zusätzlich aber noch einige Haarklemmen eingesetzt... Hab schon von einigen Leuten gehört das sie nach dem eigentlichen stylen Sprühkleber drüber sprühen um das dauerhaft zu fixieren, bisher habe ich mich das aber noch nie getraut und daher keine Erfahrungen damit. Könnte mir aber durchaus vorstellen das es dann wirklich bretthart hält :D
Amazing tutorial! Would it also work without cutting the weaves and sewing them on again? I want to use the wig also for other projects.
Uhh okay... If you do a updo you need to a hell lot of hairspray or glue so its not that easy to use the wig again after you styled it .
Ah okee, thanks!!
Great tutorial! Thank you for posting this!
Can u please tell me about the foam stuff and the glue and the screw was that plastic also I need your help on another wig that's hard!!! I'll inbox about that one
Helped me a lot to to put a bun in my characters wig! ^^
This is magnificent! Thank you for sharing! What is The setting spray you used called?
got 2 be blasting freeze spray
Amazing!!! ❤️❤️
Beautiful❤
genial!
I dont understand how do you fix it ? I put à lot of fixatif spray on mine but it not really work... can u help me?😮
Hii, I also like to use some hot glue for the base layers underneath ;-)
Omg......beautiful
Brilliant!!!!!
Very nice Job Well done
Lovely
How do you do the curls on the side of the head that look like hair tunnels (sorry I don't know what they're called)
I love the term "hair tunnels" XD They're hair rolls and they're made by curling flat onto the iron in a rolling motion from the tips to the roots. You then very carefully slide the iron out and pin
@@seamscometrue3473 I was wondering the same thing. I saw you used tin foil for other curls. Do you always need that with synthetic wigs? I have a Rokoko wig that I'd like to repair.
Could be slowed down a tick,...so fast it is hard to read and watch...ehhh.
Belle réalisation, mais savoir qu'au temps de Marie Antoinette, les cheveux rouge 'existaient pas. Seul le gris (Poudre) était de rigueur....
yep... its just inspired by the 18th century ... not an historical acurate cosplay or custume :D
pretty ;-;
Au 18 ième siècle ON NE TEIGNAIT PAS LES CHEVEUX EN ROUGE. Marie Antoinette cheveux gris poudrés, gris poudres seule teinture, pour les brunes le HENNE
C'est du cosplay, André
@@Salt_euhhh en fait on pouvait teindre ses cheveux en toute les couleurs mais c vrai que le gris et le blanc étaient majoritaires .Néanmoins, on a des peintures du XVIIIeme siècle avec des gens qui ont des cheveux roses !