How to build an avant garde headdress
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- čas přidán 9. 10. 2016
- This is a follow on from my first ever video showing how to build a headdress base which you can see here: • How to make a base fra...
Here I explain how to build the same head dress and talk you through some tips which I found along the way when I was building the original.
There is also a blog post which has more pictures of building and quite a detailed walkthrough from when I made the original, which you can read here if you're interested: www.lemonsodahair.com/featured...
As always you can read more about hair on my blog: www.lemonsodahair.com
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If you have any requests or questions, feel free get in touch with me at either of the above or just below in the comments. Cheers as always and please sub! x - Jak na to + styl
So cool. And so helpful. Thank you.
I loved the original base video you initially did, too. Your matter of factness is always *delightful*. I don't think your explanations are long winded as you actually know what your banging on about. I hope you will eventually record a vid for another headpeice. I've made a few headpeices for fashion shows and your base is my "go to" process, in the infancy of my elaborate headpeices. I've used 1mm foam sheets (found at any craft store) and cut them into 3-5mm strips and WRAPPED them around the wire base with hot glue. *Convenient* if you don't have ribbon. I also place the ribbon over the foam sheet strips (my stuff is used for promo's) which interprets as *Close-up* photography, so the output needs to look highend. The foam strips, combined with the ribbon makes the headpeice *very* comfortable for the model, particularly in promo work with photoshoots etc. *Excuse* the rant. Just wanted to sing your praises and share tips from *someone* that utilises your headbase technique on the regular. 👑👑👑👑👍
Thank you so much! I always worry I'm going on too much, but there's so much info I don't want to leave out! Thanks for the advice on foam! I've been experimenting recently with something similar using those craft foam sheets. I have a headpiece on the go at the moment that I'm getting ready for a shoot this summer. I'm making sure to document the process this time that I can edit into a video! And if you ever fancy sharing your work, I'd love to see it! I think my email is about on my channel, or twitter! Thanks again!
I love what you have created! really enjoyed this video! would love to see more of your creations
Wow this is amazing!!
Love Vidal Sassoons haircut in the background x
Thank you for making this video! I will be having a go at this ASAP! It was very clear and easy to follow. Your piece looks like an Alexander McQueen. Subscribed!
Wow thankyou, that is high praise! I always loved his resin horns with the big lace scarf that he did a ways back! I'd love to see your finished headdress if you get any photos! Bets of luck and thanks again!
Thank you for the inspiration and video, I love it!
Love it. More please!!
Thank you soo much I’ve been wondering how to make it
Thank you that was awesome.
Hello love the style how do you style the hair around the headdress please
I like it I'm gonna make this awesome
Hey Hun, I was wondering if you make any to sell as I would live to use this in a photoshoot but on a very large scale
Hi what you think about hair styles for Halloween Barbie
so helpful I did this with straws as that's all I could find it worked really well thanks :)
Oh nice one! My original plan was to use aluminium rods, then that changed to those sticks you use to keep plants straight and then finally ended up as kebab skewers >.< I'm glad you could find something to work for you! Glad it was useful and thanks for the helpful comment!
Lemon/Soda interesting the aluminum rods . I have a comp coming up so bought some skewers I'm going to try make a massive one :) thanks for reply
awesome, best of luck for your comp!
Very inspiring! Thanks for sharing! What you said about the glue; I saw a DIY youtuber use black gluestick for the glue gun once ( can´t remember who og when). I do not know where to get it, but it´s out there :) Just wanted to share.
I did a quick search and they do sell it on amazon :)
Thanks for your kind words and thats a great idea! I hadn't even thought about coloured gluesticks, definitely will keep an eye out for them in the future, thank you!
How well does this stay on one's head?
This is so beautiful. And you are so cute. 😊
How did the Hair stylist get the hair through that complex structure? 🤔
So, I used a crochet hook to pull some of the hair through. That sounds harsh but it doesn't pull really, since any hair that's not easy liftable just slips out. Then there is a few handfuls of tangled, fake hair snagged across the top which gives a bit more of an illusion that hair goes right through. In fact there really wasn't much pulled up with the crochet hook, just enough to have something in there. Hope that helps!
Lemon/Soda Thank you SO much. And sorry, I got t this video because of the base and didn't know that you were the stylist. Helped me a lot and I used that construction several times already. Keep it up 👍
very inspiring, i will do one as a white snow winter man dancing in a recital for christimas. I will send you a picture about my creation inspired in yours. and advice..... too much words in video and very long., but fantastic, congratulations.
Thank you for your comment! I hope it's useful for you and I look forward to seeing what you make! You're right, I always have too many words :P haha
@@LemonSodaHair You don’t have too many words! You explained what you needed to and made the video so everyone could understand what you were doing. You are talking with an audience who are all different and have different needs as to following directions. You did an absolutely fantastic job! Keep up the excellent tutorial.