The art of ventilating with Ricky Greenwell

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  • Опубліковано 23 лис 2024

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  • @g.stephen5857
    @g.stephen5857 8 років тому +117

    someone give this man a medal for having the camera focused, and not racing through the knot process. others,, please take note.

  • @evespower1
    @evespower1 6 років тому +42

    "Like" this comment if you are watching this in 2018 because you are sick of buying lace front wigs, need that custom hairline, and it's THE BEST video you have come across so far...THANKS Ricky!

  • @ActionJacklyn
    @ActionJacklyn 8 років тому +117

    I probably watched around 227 videos on ventilating. This is the only one that actually taught me what I needed to learn. Thank you.

  • @MSSTOKES80
    @MSSTOKES80 7 років тому +37

    This is by far the BEST ventilating tutorial I've seen. Everyone is too fast and they don't explain their steps. Thank you so much. Now, I can go forth and conquer!!

  • @edenmarsh4127
    @edenmarsh4127 7 років тому +10

    This is the most clear & straightforward ventilating tutorial I have ever watched (& I've seem lots!) Thank you so much! :)

  • @Takayshia1
    @Takayshia1 8 років тому +19

    Best ventilating i have seen in my life hands down

  • @fafalise2023
    @fafalise2023 2 роки тому

    I watched this video over and over again until I plucked the courage to try ventilating. This video single handedly taught me how to ventilate.Thank you Ricky xx

  • @freitareed7642
    @freitareed7642 7 років тому +3

    Mr.Greenwell
    Thank-you, I prescription spectacles and I haven't had them in a while so being able to actually see step by step was wonderful without wearing my spectacles. And I would most definitely recommend you to other people to watch and learn from.

  • @titois2255
    @titois2255 6 років тому +1

    You are a life saver. Most UA-cam's were too fast in their explanation and didn't zoom in properly.

  • @itsmemsvee
    @itsmemsvee 13 років тому +1

    Ricky you are simply A.MA.ZING. By far the BEST ventilating video here on youtube. Very clear, concise, and expertly explained. A million and one thank you's!!!!!!!

  • @pinkroses912
    @pinkroses912 10 років тому

    Four and a half years later and this video still delivers! Thanks so much for this.

  • @Winkfield
    @Winkfield 13 років тому +1

    Wow, I just got this as a suggested video and I really think that this was so interesting and incredibly well done. I am not sure I would have ever thought much about this before, but darned if I am not interested now. What a fantastic teacher and demonstrator you are. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

  • @jennycastro1969
    @jennycastro1969 8 років тому +20

    OMG thank you!! finally a detail video most videos ive seen do it too fast makes it impossible to learn how to do this

  • @Justsang4me
    @Justsang4me 14 років тому +1

    Well Ricky,, THANK YOU! I've seen quite a few videos of people ventilating, and I just couldn't catch the concept until I watched this one here!!! THIS IS THEE VIDEO FOR VENTILATING NEWBIES LIKE ME!! Your demonstrating using a "beginner type lace/netting" ,made out to be the best example for me, along with explaining that "wrap around" step very clearly right before pulling thru the loop. Can't wait to go purchase a #4 , So, Hey once again I cant say Thank You enough Take Care!

  • @ambermurray8246
    @ambermurray8246 6 років тому +2

    The 94 people that disliked just can't follow (simple) instructions... thank you❤ literally amazing and your voice is so calm and soothing

  • @blingSapphire
    @blingSapphire 14 років тому

    Excellent. Your instructions are clear and precise. You make it look so easy. Though in reality I hope it's as easy as it looks. I'll definitely be practising. Thank you for sharing.

  • @sanyuable
    @sanyuable 5 років тому

    thx Ricky , best teacher of the year .

  • @superhollieann
    @superhollieann 10 років тому

    I had to comment on this to say thankyou so much! I'm studying special effects makeup and hair, and having started my wig making classes I just could not get ventilating and found it so difficult, I've been sitting at home practicing getting so ridiculously frustrated. Your video made it so simple and I've finally got it and my knots are working! Thankyou!

  • @natashaj4052
    @natashaj4052 8 років тому +10

    Best video!! On UA-cam ! Everyone else goes to fast! Thank you thank you!😊👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @deandrewifey2011
    @deandrewifey2011 8 років тому

    This is the best video by far! I've watched hundreds of ventilating videos and yours actually taught me something! THANK YOU

  • @ljm8636
    @ljm8636 7 років тому

    thank u for ths demo u are a great example of what a professional teacher is supposed to be u made it so easy to learn.

  • @alessandrasouza1
    @alessandrasouza1 14 років тому

    i loved your video i must have watched 100 other videos that explain this topic but only yours helped me through it thankyou so much .

  • @Smexfish
    @Smexfish 12 років тому

    I could kiss you.
    Your tutorial was the rare candy that gave me the leg up to my next evolution.
    Thank you!

  • @Bella-fl5ok
    @Bella-fl5ok 7 років тому +3

    Finally... a video u can clearly see and understand!!!! Thank u so much

  • @stevenship1
    @stevenship1 13 років тому +1

    Thanks for this great video! It's so incredibly helpful to see the process illustrated close-up.

  • @GabbyP521
    @GabbyP521 6 років тому

    Excellent, detailed, and user friendly. Much appreciated as I work to learn this art.

  • @brionnageorge1248
    @brionnageorge1248 5 років тому

    Brionna George
    Thank you sooooo much for this video there are so many videos on how to ventilate, but none of them actually explain the technique!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!🤗

  • @slenderguy6666
    @slenderguy6666 14 років тому

    This is the best video that I have seen on ventilating, Really could see what you were doing. Thank you so much. Mike

  • @eonlinehelp
    @eonlinehelp 6 років тому

    Excellent! The best demonstration ive seen thus far. Thx!👍

  • @bbrabant
    @bbrabant 12 років тому

    I used this party to help me create a straight hair front for a curly wig. She has a widows peak and pulls her hair back to a headband, then has tight curls. It turned out really well!

  • @MsPoshdiva
    @MsPoshdiva 11 років тому +1

    omg this video was the most detailed, easy to follow, well Lit ventilation piece iv seen! thankyou I'm off to fix the hairlines on all my wigs!!!

  • @zrgirl
    @zrgirl 14 років тому

    awesome dude, thanks so much for this video. i could never understand the process of ventilating. now thanks to you i can finally make my lace frontal.....thanks a million.

  • @shaemccoy7445
    @shaemccoy7445 6 років тому

    This is the best video I’ve seen on ventilation EVER!! Omg he is the best teacher.

  • @elliemerc01
    @elliemerc01 10 років тому +7

    Wonderful work, thanks for sharing. I love the way you taught about how to use the ventilating needle, so interesting. (Jan.3/15).

  • @chantelmarie2019
    @chantelmarie2019 9 років тому +4

    by far the best video i found that i could clearly see all the steps thank you so much!

  • @trueblue8850
    @trueblue8850 4 роки тому

    Very simply demonstrated!!! I can't wait to practice... thank you.

  • @cutnedg
    @cutnedg 14 років тому

    You are awesome , I have been ventalating for about a year . I want you to know that I have had to learn everything the hard way and how to get compfortable while im in the middle of the proccess.
    I just want to thank you ,and I could never tell you how you showing me the double knot has changed my world in making wigs and not having them shed.
    Really I can't thank you enough......
    Oh B.T.W. you really are a hot bear.
    Hugs and Tugs
    Patrick

  • @hellokittycutie2003
    @hellokittycutie2003 11 років тому

    I actually think I'll be able to do this...yep, in the near future I plan on making a lace wig just to protect my natural hair and just have fun! Thank you for this tutorial!

  • @94DerpQueen
    @94DerpQueen 5 років тому

    Super helpful. Thanks for showing it slowly and close up!

  • @iluvhim7323
    @iluvhim7323 8 років тому

    This is the best video ever! You're an awesome,awesome,awesome,awesome instructor thank you so much. You helped me out big time.

  • @Niki2swt
    @Niki2swt 7 років тому

    thank you for making this process easy to learn!!! So glad I found your video

  • @KingsKid2020
    @KingsKid2020 14 років тому

    Wow! Thank you so much for the video, it was clear, concise, and to the point. I anticipate your next video.

  • @Negritacruz76
    @Negritacruz76 10 років тому

    Thank you for the steps on how to ventilate! I had a hard time figuring out the exact process! Thanks again :-)

  • @thelacefactory8868
    @thelacefactory8868 5 років тому

    Thank you for slowing it down other ppl I have watched go so fast to where you can’t catch the technique 👍👍👍👍

  • @jacquelinebaidoo1817
    @jacquelinebaidoo1817 11 років тому

    Thank you Ricky!!! you are a very good teacher. keep up the good works

  • @BeingKrystle
    @BeingKrystle 12 років тому

    Honestly!! I ve only gotten to 3:24 'the materials' section and I'm sooo excited about this...I feel so informed already!!! OMg OMG (so sorry but I'm excited) I already know Im going to Micheals, Joans or whatever store I can tomorrow to get my hands on these items...okay I need to finish watching...but seriously THANKS in advance for your tutorial!

  • @Vampirez0Shadow
    @Vampirez0Shadow 7 років тому +2

    Thank you, really really thank you for this video. I´ve been looking for diferents ventilation's videos and this is the first one wich its VERY clear and make me understand what I need. Again, thank you :D !

  • @TheSammyJo1987
    @TheSammyJo1987 11 років тому

    now it all seems so easy! Thanks so much for this video, I couldn't find anything like this anywhere and I've been searching for days! NEW CAREER HERE I COME! lol

  • @owenartucilla7466
    @owenartucilla7466 9 років тому

    sir you precisely got my ways how i wanted to do it in learning how to vent thank u and mabuhay ....from philippines....

  • @sadiasan
    @sadiasan 6 років тому

    This is the best video on ventilating.

  • @Marjonii
    @Marjonii 11 років тому

    Simple easy video lots of knowledge just gained thank you so much!

  • @treasureman1198
    @treasureman1198 6 років тому

    do have videos on making wigs like really detailing parts and edges that would be great learning your technique . thanks for your response

  • @Lacehairwigs
    @Lacehairwigs 14 років тому

    this is great can you show us how to do all the other types of knots

  • @Aleishaisbeauty01
    @Aleishaisbeauty01 13 років тому

    The best video on this I've seen.

  • @carold8950
    @carold8950 6 років тому

    Thank you so much for sharing this and not trying to sell a class!

  • @yuliugd7405
    @yuliugd7405 11 років тому

    This is the best video I've seen, you explain exactly how to do the knots. Where do you find the lace base ? I live in europe in Italy, Thanks in advance.

  • @WillC1528
    @WillC1528 6 років тому

    I always like to watch this video. So informative and a joy to watch. May I ask where I can purchase a similar hook holder?

  • @rickygreenwell
    @rickygreenwell  11 років тому +3

    I am looping the hair back I hold about an inch of hair just enough to create a loop but not enough to create a long tail back on itself.

  • @stillirise
    @stillirise 14 років тому

    AWESOME video. Thank you for sharing this with the youtube community. I am definitely going to try this.

  • @rickygreenwell
    @rickygreenwell  14 років тому +1

    Alcone and De Meo Brothers are two great sources for lace and needles

  • @joliefillenoir14
    @joliefillenoir14 14 років тому

    Wow...thank you so much for passing this information along. I was getting frustrated looking at other vids where I only saw the finished product, had to hear about someone's hairloss, or buy their stupid dvd. Many, many thanks.

  • @Daysha64
    @Daysha64 5 років тому

    Thank's for explaining the needle movement, I finally get it!

  • @bleu_jasmine1
    @bleu_jasmine1 14 років тому

    the video is great and very informing. Thanks for slow-mo in doing the process very helpful[ the first i saw]. How many packs of hair does it take to make a full lace wig? What kind of lace net did you use? cost? and where to find it? Plez response back soon as possible :)

  • @dorothybrown5284
    @dorothybrown5284 9 років тому

    Im expanding the wig division of my business, the video is very helpful

  • @BeatitudeBeauty
    @BeatitudeBeauty 14 років тому

    I love this vid! Ricky you make a great teacher. Where can i purchase the lace from?

  • @PlantBaePapi
    @PlantBaePapi 4 роки тому

    Where can we buy or how can we make a men’s full lace toupee? I’m only able to find full caps, and I’ve found sheets of lace, but they are completely flat. Also LOVE LOVE LOVE this tutorial!

    • @rickygreenwell
      @rickygreenwell  4 роки тому

      Chris I don't work with Toupee's sad to say I do theatrical wigs so I am often doing full wigs. And yes the lace is flat and you would have to shape it. www.hisandher.com/search.phtml?sp=wig+base this is were I get a lot of my remade wig bases from.

  • @yuliugd7405
    @yuliugd7405 11 років тому

    Thank you very much. I hope to start as soon as possible my first lace.

  • @labarrain
    @labarrain 12 років тому

    Yes finally someone that take their time to show the lace part yay

  • @Everlasting42
    @Everlasting42 7 років тому +1

    Thank you....I finally can see how it's done✋🏽❤

  • @rickygreenwell
    @rickygreenwell  11 років тому

    the Single vs Double is a preference most people use a single but a double can be more secure. so it is often used in the crown of a wig. I hold the loop of the hair at the end I want a little of the root end sticking up in the wig.

  • @israrali81
    @israrali81 4 роки тому

    This is really hard work butt u and ur work is ooooosam...

  • @saintofgod1244
    @saintofgod1244 4 роки тому

    Thanks for the close up. 😌👍🏽👏🏽

  • @KandiReed6975
    @KandiReed6975 12 років тому

    Thank you Ricky for this, I have come so far since my post to your video.

  • @evevoni
    @evevoni 12 років тому

    Thank you for this video. I am having the same problem as Samantha Reed above. But I am determine to get through. Sometimes it works for me but others it does not. That's cos' I am confused with how you rotate the needle for making the knots. I hope to get through this. Don't want to give up. Thanks for your video.

  • @Sushitheory
    @Sushitheory 6 років тому

    The best I've seen thus far

  • @LillyLaRose
    @LillyLaRose 13 років тому

    I love your video Ricky! I'm starting out with synthetic hair too and it is really hard to work with but it's cheap and I can get a lot of it. Your video shows the process the best I think of all the ones on UA-cam, thank you! But I'm having trouble with the last part when I pull the hair through the loop, the rest of the hair I'm holding in my left hand will bunch up and separate! Then I loose speed having to flatten, and loop the hair again. Am I holding the hair wrong or too tight?

  • @thereispowerinthenameofyes883
    @thereispowerinthenameofyes883 7 років тому

    This is the best video ever!

  • @giasantoni9680
    @giasantoni9680 11 років тому

    Great video! Where can I get large pieces of crown lace from?

  • @carlissspcies
    @carlissspcies 14 років тому

    Just find your channel, and I love it. A question for you, probably the same question everyone is asking. Where do you buy the lace from? That's seem to be a world secret. Could you tell me what company sell the different lace? Thanks for your Vid's

  • @prettyinpink2927
    @prettyinpink2927 6 років тому

    Hi Ricky so I'm having an issue working with swiss lace. I have the Asian needle and for some reason I can not get the needle through the lace to save my life...your so good at what you do so can you give some type of pointer that might help me...please and thank you so much! Your video is awesome by the way!!!

    • @rickygreenwell
      @rickygreenwell  6 років тому

      Are you having trouble entering the lace or pulling the needle out after you have made a tie or the process of tying.

    • @prettyinpink2927
      @prettyinpink2927 6 років тому

      Ricky Greenwell , I'm having a problem with the swiss lace because im guessing its because the holes are so small. So, I insert the needle in the hole of the lace...and when I go to grab the hair on the needle it picks up the hair that it wants. I go to pull the needle back through the hole with the hair on it...and the hair falls off needle and its super difficult to even pull the needle back through the hole...I don't know how to fix this problem...I practice and on that lace because i figured that the swiss lace is the best lace for frontal and it makes the hairline look so natural...what are your thoughts...please I really need your help...should I try another lace or stick with this pain in my butt lace? Lol

  • @chelsea6339
    @chelsea6339 6 років тому

    You have an awesome Video and it’s the best one I have found but I’m still confused I can get the needle and the hair through the hole but after that I can’t seem to twist it and I’m not not sure what I’m doing wrong

  • @victoriaari7522
    @victoriaari7522 8 років тому +6

    Thanks Ricky i really needed this video

  • @tammy5966
    @tammy5966 8 років тому +4

    very nice I was wondering where did where did she get the hook from and the fabric

  • @PerlitaHabanera
    @PerlitaHabanera 12 років тому

    I was looking forward to watch more of your videos but you have only one. I am subscribing in case ...

  • @after_everyones_asleep
    @after_everyones_asleep 12 років тому

    Thankyou for the insight Ricky

  • @jamesgirl37
    @jamesgirl37 14 років тому

    omg what kind of camera is that ? this vid was sp well put together

  • @beckyovante
    @beckyovante 6 років тому

    Great video, thank you! For double knotting, does that just make the piece stronger? And for a full lace wig, what direction would you have the hair grow in for a free part piece?

  • @cinfire53
    @cinfire53 5 років тому

    I’m trying to figure out how to make a pull through topper. Do you think you would ever show how to make one?

  • @rickygreenwell
    @rickygreenwell  13 років тому

    @ILoveToScrub you have to rotate you holder and needle a bit to get it under the lace. It takes practice but once you get the rotate down that will make life easier.

  • @KandiReed6975
    @KandiReed6975 11 років тому

    LUV THIS VIDEO NEVER GETS OLD TO ME!

  • @vlal28
    @vlal28 14 років тому

    Thank you soooo much for making this video! Really helpful.

  • @Lrigyttiw
    @Lrigyttiw 14 років тому

    thank you for the detail shots!

  • @mizzpurdy4018
    @mizzpurdy4018 14 років тому

    Awesome video, very clear A+++
    Could you share or possibly message me and let me know where to get the lace, it seems like the companies I have ordered from send me the type of lace sold in fabric stores and it tears easily. Again great video, hope theres more to come.

  • @rhomeaforever
    @rhomeaforever 11 років тому

    great tutorial. just what I was looking for.

  • @Aleishaisbeauty01
    @Aleishaisbeauty01 9 років тому

    Amazing quality video. Thank you.

  • @sdoneal12
    @sdoneal12 14 років тому

    Hi Ricky! Thank you SO much for this video! I just have a question about ventilating (or how to ventilate) a skin cap on a human hair wig. I pulled out a lot of the hair in a detangling session and now I need to repair it. I thought if I somehow thread the hair in a tiny needle and pulled it through the holds and then glued it down underneath. I don't know any other way...LOL. PLEASE PLEASE HELP! Thanks!

  • @NeonElectriciTV
    @NeonElectriciTV 12 років тому

    @SidePassionFashion ME TOO! I just watched and started screaming "I'm SOOO excited!"

  • @rickygreenwell
    @rickygreenwell  11 років тому +5

    Hand-ties and Venting is the same thing.

  • @geminiasalon
    @geminiasalon 9 років тому

    Ricky;
    Thank you for your vid. Question; can you tell me where guy get all you supplies for the art of ventilating?
    Thank you
    Ray

  • @Bella-fl5ok
    @Bella-fl5ok 7 років тому

    Thank u, Mr. Greenwell. Honey my closure was going bald! 😀