Flick Wig Breakdown (Patreon)

This was my first attempt at a "shaved" head wig and I was honestly so nervous going into it!!! It's not the best, but I'm not mad at it! You can't see any wefts and I think it works pretty well all things considered!


First I dyed a wig using my usual For Polydye method ((see my dying tutorial video for details!))


Once the wig was dry, I started to separate a stop of hair down the center of the wig from the sides which would be buzzed down. I used a steamer against the part I created to help keep the hairs of the mohawk section directed upwards and the hair that would be buzzed directed down. 


This was my first time using clippers and it was a little scary. I used the 5/8th comb head for the clippers to buzz the hair on the sides down short enough to give that buzzed look without the wefts showing. For this look, you'll need a wig that has wefts packed in pretty tightly. Cheap thin wigs will absolutely show wefts and look very chopped when buzzed down. Even this high quality lace front looked a tiny bit choppy but there's just no avoiding that with the way wefts are sewn into the wig in lines. I used steam, a hair blower, and hair spray to comb the hair in a diagonal direction to decrease the choppiness.


To make the spiked mohawk, I used a razor comb to cut lots of layers into the mohawk then back combed and blow dried the fibers a little so tease some volume into it. I separated the hair into spikes and used a liberal amount of got2b hairspray and a blow drying on cool to form the spikes. 


I tried to record the full process of my Flick makeup but my phone overheated ((I think the charger I had it on is no good)) and the last hour and a half of videos were corrupt. I still have the video of the step by step process of my face taping and contouring, but everything beyond that is lost :( :( :( 


I'll try to get the face taping tutorial and basic masculine contouring tutorials up in the next few days.