Kima's LUV

            How I make my U Part Wig Hey guy, Sorry that the U Part wig post is so late, but I hope you all had a wonderful Easter/Spring Break  where ever you are. I know in the US, you guys are now on Summer break. I had family over for the Easter holiday, which was great 😊 I had a lot to do, I did my two nieces hair and I started a new wig for my mum but couldn't finish it because I ran out of hair 😞. And I completely forgot to take picture of my step by step process to making the wig.  But I will do my best to explain it as easy as possible.          So the first U Part Wig I made was half made as it was a weave wig that I had brought a few years ago. The weave wig came in two parts I.e. the bottom piece; which covers the back and sides and the top piece; which covered the crown.      So the first thing I did was unpick the tracks from the crown piece which I then used to make the...

Ok, so I've been wearing weaves for about 7yrs off and on. Sometimes I would add tracks for fullness or I would have it as a Ponytail.               But for the past 4yrs I've been wearing weaves because I've gone natural. I started off with a friend doing my hair for me as she was a hairdresser, but we both moved away and I started doing my own hair. Then my mum said that she found a hairdresser that was  an old friend of hers.    This lady did my hair once.......and once only. She did a weave with minimal leave out at the top, but she messed up my sides so bad I wanted to cry. She sewed the track to the braid and then put(tucked) the track under the braid which pulled on my hair line that my hair fell out. So from then on I started doing my own weave. Which not only saves time, but it also saves money and also saves me from getting mad at people when my hair falls out or lose my sides. I like being able to switch up my hair ...