Hello everyone.
My name is Aoi, and I am in charge of class styling.
I would like to introduce to you the arrangement using the COS board that I introduced to you last time.
How was the arrangement with COS board that we introduced in the last issue?
How did you like the arrangement using the COS board we introduced last time?
This time, we will continue to use the COS board
I would like to broaden the range of wig arrangements
I would like to broaden the range of wig arrangements using the COS board.
This time, we will create a tail that can float freely
We will create a tail that can float freely.
We will use
PRO Ponytail Base - Pink 07
PRO Vance 80cm - Pink 07
And
COS board (sticker type) M size 3mm thick white
Start with blocking.
Make bangs from the top of the head to the corners of the eyes.
The bangs and sides of the hair should be wispy to give the hair a Tamamo-no-Mae look.
From the part that bends down to the long part of the side.
To make it blend well, take a bunch of the surface from the side as shown in the image.
Leave the rest of the hair on the side.
Now, cut the bangs.
The key is to comb the scissors around the ends of the hair after cutting.
This will give you voluminous bangs with manageable ends.
Next, cut the upper part of the side part where a bunch of hair was removed from the surface at the beginning.
Next, cut the upper part of the side part.
Next, lightly comb the ends of the hair.
We will use an iron to make the hair into an outside bun.
At that time, divide the bangs into three sections and leave the hair in the middle.
The sides can be left as they are.
The sides can be left as they are, and the length of the hair should be slightly adjusted.
The front side is completed.
Now let's move on to the back.
First, let's start with the re-tie.
Tie it up a little higher than it is now.
The ponytail base is designed for easy re-tie...
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There is a highly recommended item that allows you to do this without making mistakes.
The mannequin stand from Classe!
Put a wig on the mannequin.
The top of the head and the fringe as shown in the figure below. Fasten the collar and legs in two places with a hook.
The wig is fixed to the mannequin and can be easily tied up.
The key is to tilt the mannequin toward you.
It is very easy to tie the mannequin if you place the position where you want to tie the knot in front of your navel.
After re-tied, cover the tail part with the dismantled valance.
Please excuse the blurry picture of the re-tied hair.
Please forgive me for not being able to post the photos after the re-tie...><
For the dismantling of the valance, please refer to this for your reference!
And from here
COS Board is where the
The long part in the center. To fix the curl at the hair ends
COS board (seal type) M size 3mm thick white is used.
First, cut COS board into long and thin pieces.
Work a wire into the end.
Roll up the wire so that it wraps around the board.
It will look like this.
Make two of these, and then bite the bent part into the tail.
Fix it with a glue gun.
It is convenient to separate the tail of the foundation first.
This is what happens when two tails are attached.
Once firmly fixed, attach the disassembled valance to the base.
Tie it using an elastic to secure it as shown in the figure below.
Use a glue gun to attach the hair ends to the COS board.
When you are ready to fix it, keep it in place with a stiff spray.
I accidentally forgot to take a picture of the glue gun.
The picture was taken during processing on the other side...
My apologies. (Translated by.)
Cut off excess hair ends, and thin out the ends with a combing shears.
Use a setting agent or spray to fix the shape of the hair ends nicely as well.
Repeat the same process for the right side.
The Tamamo-no-Mae style wig is complete.
The tail can be freely changed by moving the wire inside.
I think I've done a 360-degree Tamamo-no-Mae look!
Speaking of Tamamo-no-Mae style, ribbons and ears are also cute!
It's a cute point!
This time
Sakura, who is in charge of Cara Nuno who is in charge of
She blessed Heki with the perfect fabrics.
This beautiful nuno is
Cara Nuno Satin - Blue 294
And this white rubbery thing, oh my!
It's a useful item called craft wire. It is a useful item called "craft wire".
I learned for the first time that it is used in collars, hat brims, etc. to keep their shape.
and keep its shape.
This time, I put it in a ribbon!
Ta-da!
It's amazing how well those ribbons hold their shape!
Add some ears and you've got the Tamamo-no-Mae look!
COS boards can be used for more than just modeling!
It's also a great tool for creating this or that character!
Lightweight and easy to prepare!
We hope you will try it out on a variety of wig sets.
If you have any other questions about the style, color, or processing of your wig, please feel free to contact us!
please feel free to contact our staff!
Email: message@classewig.com
See you soon!
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