All about my Kinky Curly Yaki Install

Okay...first of all let me say that creating this wig was drama! I resewed it two and a half times- yes it took me hours! Firstly I sewed one bundle on a wig cap which was wrong because it wasn't sturdy enough. I undid it. Secondly I sewed both bundles (I have two 16" wefts) on a weaving cap and cut the U to make a U part. Now it wouldn't blend- two different curl patterns and colours. Now I really wanted to cry :(. Finally, I asked for advice and sewed both bundles on a weaving cap using Poisonflowerivy's no closure method. Omg she is a genius! I was smiling when I finished it. This is what the hair looks like:

I have left the perimeter (my edges out) to enable me to do a part if I wish or to brush it back. I will just blend it with ecostyler gel. The only product I have used on this hair is Suave Naturals conditioner and coconut oil and water I fingercombed the hair to detangle. I thought about cutting it/thinning it but I thought no WAY not after how much I paid for it. One third of a bundle has been cut for the front. Otherwise I used every single strand of hair and I did NOT cut any wefts. I used the flip over method click here (again Poisonflowerivy's video) to see. No ma'am was I cutting any wefts- nope! I sewed over the wefts (NEVER sew through). I also sealed the wefts twice (was probably a bit heavy handed because some of the wefts have a white residue on it :/). Anywho I will be doing a video about how the hair is holding up in due course.




Hope this has been helpful.
I knew the results were in when my brother said "Is that actually your hair?" when I told him no he said "It looks like your own hair, you should keep your hair that way it looks like it's growing from your own head". D'aww!
 
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