How to hair a Michael Myers MASK Part 3 - Hair Styling 

Thank you 🎃 That's awesome to hear

Thank you! Glad you enjoy it. I appreciate the kind words.

Hey, thanks! I appreciate it.

Sorry for the delay responding. I really try to answer back quickly if possible. I'm setting up my store right this minute at Masqworks.com for customers to be able to purchase the rehairing service through. Let me do a test run here in a short bit from my platform to make sure the invoicing works as it should and then I'll let you know what to do from here.

OK, I've got it set up to purchase a hair rehaul at WWW.MASQWORKS.COM. You can find it in our catalog under the Makeup & Special FX category. All you'll need to do is make sure your shipping info is correct for us to ship the rehaul back to you.

Thank you so much. I appreciate that. I'm really trying to make this channel a place of learning and teaching. I'm growing into all of it just as others are and I want people to be able to find some of this information a little easier. I'm glad that my videos have been helpful. 🎃

Haha I love that 😁 Thank you

This is how I style my ball hair for Halloween. Thank you sir

masqworks.com/products/custom-trick-or-treat-studios-halloween-2018-michael-myers-mask

We do those 😉

@@masqueraideworkshop awww man I don’t have enough money. I only have like 120

AWESOME 😁 I've got this hair available for sale too at WWW.MASQWORKS.COM

And thank you for the encouragement. I appreciate it!

That's awesome to hear! I'm glad these videos have been helpful to people. I'll have a more advanced hairline tutorial soon as well using a technique I haven't even attempted myself yet. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to catch that one! I think people will find that one helpful as well!

@@masqueraideworkshop cool cant wait also have you ever done a kills hair from scratch ? im doing one now and brainstormin on how im gonna do the burned look for the hair

@@obiwanjon4595 so far, for the last 4 years, I've only worked on the 2018 Myers. I do have plans to jump off into the Kills and Ends mask as well at some point.

That's great to hear. That's why I do these videos. You're very welcome. Stay tuned for more hair and paint videos coming in the very near future!

@@masqueraideworkshop I definitely will. Thank you very much. Just can`t express how happy I am and how great this turned out thanks to your video :)

I definitely appreciate you coming back and letting me know. I learn how to do better from my mistakes and I also learn how to keep doing well from people such as yourself who take the time to tell me which things are helpful 😉

Excellent 😁 More videos coming this month too so be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE and hit the NOTIFICATION BELL to be first to know!

Thanks for watching! Glad to help 🎃

@@masqueraideworkshop I just got some crepe braids today and I bought a $15 steamer as per your recommendation in other videos and wow, I can't imagine straightening it any other way! So easy, I avoided crepe because of the braids at first

That's excellent! I think hair can be more fun when you can make some of the steps easier. I still get anxious when I do hair lol but every little shortcut helps 😉

Awesome! I'll have that right out to you. Keep in touch with updates if you like. Can follow us on Facebook and Instagram at Masqueraide Workshop as well!

You're welcome and thank you for watching us!

That's awesome. I hope these tutorial videos added some more value to the process ✌️🎃

You're welcome! I'm glad to be able to help out. Thanks for the compliment 😁

Haha yeah, under my studio lighting it's definitely got a more orangey tone. It's straight brown though. I recommend misting it lightly with a dark brown or even black colored hairspray on the surface to give it a little more contrast if desired. Applying hair product that soaks in will darken it some too. But, like I said, it just depends on the lighting and also what is pleasing to the eye.

I'm booked up getting some delayed orders done right now so I'm not able to promise that any new orders can be completed before Halloween.

Thank you 🎃👍

Hey, thanks for checking out the store! I don't do them all the time as I don't always have stock masks on hand but I can do them pretty quickly if someone wants to send a mask that they already have that they want rehauled.

Thanks man, I appreciate the kind words

That is the brown! You're gonna love it! I've got a several ounces on hand right now and I can get what you need for a mask shipped out to you super fast.

@@masqueraideworkshop Really? That's the brown? Looks like there rust but hard to tell ion the video I guess lol! How much did you have there in the video? Just need to know how much id need for at least 2 masks thanks for the response

@@mattleiderman1996 yeah the brown does have a little bit of a reddish tint on camera at times. Depends on the lighting and the camera honestly. It's the perfect shade of brown for these. Yeah, one ounce per mask is all I've used and it comes out perfect. Follow my tutorial again if you need. I'm more than happy to answer any questions you have too while you're applying it.

Excellent! Yes, it was 1 ounce used in the video.

I would think that would be fine. I haven't used the clear but I would imagine that they're alike. Might check the label first to be sure in case it says something to the contrary that we might not be aware of at the moment. If you don't mind, shoot me a message back here wheh you've found out so that we can answer for others too that might have the same question in the future 😁 Thanks

Check out our other video on blending. You can do the same process with a single color to process the hair and line up the hair fibers again. This will get get all the hair running parallel and in the same direction again. Give that a try but just know it's going to take some work. The Merino is pretty forgiving.

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In the Part 1 video I cut it to 5" in length in this set of tutorials.

@@masqueraideworkshop oh alright thanks

@darkprince3997 you're very welcome! Thanks for checking us out 😁

I honestly haven't even done a rehaul on a Kills yet but when I do I will certainly do a video on that as well.

@@masqueraideworkshop I certainly hope you do because the amount of detail on the kills mask is insane I just can’t do the hair part 😂

@@brycebrown6757 I will try my best to do one sooner than later. I'm kind of anxious to get my hands on one too 🎃

I sure am. Are you needing paint and rehair both or just rehair?

@@masqueraideworkshop both… what’s your current turn around time? It’d be cool to have it done, before Halloween comes around again. I’ll have some extra money, around the beginning of the year. Does that give you enough time? I could definitely pay you sometime in January.

@@Jdizzle6969 I can have one done pretty fast. Once I receive it I'll have it done within 2 weeks. It won't actually take that long at all but just in case I have any other projects going on at the same time, I like to give myself a cushion. If I don't need the extra time then you'll get it back faster.

@@Jdizzle6969here's the direct link to the page at our store where you'll make your purchase when you're ready: masqworks.com/collections/masks/products/custom-trick-or-treat-studios-halloween-2018-michael-myers-mask Make sure to read the description information too so you understand the details.

@@masqueraideworkshop thank you!

So it's time for some new hair then? 😉

I sure will. That's one that I'll be doing very soon. Just have a few others I need to get done first. Make sure to SUBSCRIBE so you can get the notification 🎃

@@masqueraideworkshop ok thank you so much

You're welcome! I'm glad to help

We sell this fiber. I used brown Merino in the video. You can find that here: masqworks.com/collections/fiber/products/100-merino-wool-roving-solid-colors?variant=39575161503808 Or you could try the Undyed Sheep's Brown Corriedale fiber (I definitely recommend it for Myers): masqworks.com/collections/fiber/products/copy-of-merino

I would say that anything is possible. I actually haven't even attempted any kind of work on either one just yet. I think as I make at least one attempt first for either of them and I know more about what to expect that I'll probably do a video or two of my own process. It's easier to make a good tutorial when I have even a small clue first to add some value to it. 🎃

@@masqueraideworkshop looking forward to it!

@@masqueraideworkshop I have another question, how did you get rid of most of the hair on the mask? I just got done trying to get rid of all the hair on my Halloween Kills mask and the first layer of hair is like super glued to the scalp and I have tried everything with getting it off, razor, shaver, and pulling on it with my bare hands and it still won't come off

Can you send me a picture of what it looks like? What you've got left to pull off? Want to see before I make a recommendation. You can email me at sales@masqworks.com and I'll message you back here so anyone else that can learn anything will see the information here too.

@@masqueraideworkshop Alright, I have sent an email

Is this a stock mask that you've pulled the stock hair off of or are you wanting new hair added after having me remove the old hair? I'll hair a mask that's had the stock hair already removed for a flat $75 (return shipping included) or I can remove the stock hair and apply new for a flat $95 (return shipping included). *price in comment edited from $85 to $95

@@masqueraideworkshop thank you for the swift response with your pricing options. Sorry I didn't include any specifics on my mask question. Great to know that's a service you provide. I will definitely be considering it because I got a rehauled mask, but the hair is all glued down. Yikes, the hair needs to be workable like a real mask would be- the way you're making them.

@@rxz4140 I can definitely help you out when you're ready. If you want to you can look us up on Facebook or Instagram to communicate a little easier and to follow what we're up to. I'd be glad to help out if can 😉👍

Unfortunately, there's no way around it when you apply the hair this way. You're not actually pulling hair strands from the mask itself. The hair fibers are interwoven and aren't all the same length so they naturally will pull apart no matter what. You could learn to use a hackle and process the hair further if you were so inclined but it would add more labor hours. This process is meant to be a quick and easy way to hair a mask with excellent quality hair fiber. If you were concerned about the density of the hair after combing out then you could simply add more hair to the width of each row rather than stretching it out as much.

@@masqueraideworkshop Thanks bro, i will try it when my mask is arrived 🎃❤️

You're welcome Pablo. I'm happy to help any time 🎃

I would say, if someone likes the look of a wig, that would definitely be the best way for them to hair their mask. ✌️😉

a wig looks stupid

You can’t just put a wig on it because it has to fit the shape of the mask and the hairline

The reality of this kind of hair is that the hair fibers aren't all end to end. They are interwoven and the ends of all of the strands that come loose aren't actually glued to the head in the first place no matter how fast or slow you go. They pull away because they are feathered into the row at unequal lengths. Now, you can prep the hair ahead of time using a brush or a hackle but this video is meant to be the quick way to get hair on to a mask. Sometimes not having to do as much prep work is worth that waste at only $5.50/ounce. It's still cheaper than using crepe hair and it's even a better product still. I'll have some follow up videos on more detailed hair preparation coming in the future so watch out for those. These tutorials are designed with fast results in mind for beginners with less prep work at minimal cost. I appreciate you watching and for your input as well. Stay tuned for more! 🎃