How To: Quick Weave Lace Closure Wig | Hot Glue Gun Method Ft. Sunlight Hair

I like comments. I, like studying I like shiny, hey guys, so today, I'm going to be showing you guys how I make a lace front wig using my so the hair company I'm going to be working with, is Sun, light hair. That is really cute boxing, where you just slide the Box out and that's where the hair and stuff is so. I already bleached the knots on my closure like the day before and I have 318 in two bundles, so you need the hair. You need a hot glue gun and I just got this one from Michael's for like 5, 99 or $ 4.99, and then you need the glue sticks that go with your hot glue gun and a wave cap or a wig cap. I call it weave cab wig cap whatever, and you also need scissors, but I didn't show that so I kind of stretch my wig cap out so that I can make sure that my wig is gon na be big enough for my head. So what I'm doing is kind of just putting the closure on there, as you guys can see, I just kind of measured it on there and I'm just gon na wing it. So, as I start to put the closure on there, I'm just gon na kind of follow the lining of the closure and go around and then stick the closure on. As I put the hot glue down, I'm not like putting all the glue down at once and then trying to stick the closure on. I am just kind of following where the line goes on the closure and then sticking the closure down. I'M sorry, I'm not gon na explain it, but you guys can see what I'm doing next. What you want to do is just tie that closure up, so that the hair is not in the way when you are actually constructing your wig and putting the webs on, and I want to show you guys how shiny and bouncy this hair was straight out of The package, and also the bundles, were really really thick and long as well. So before I start putting the web on, I do like to leave two inches of space and I leave that two inches of space just so that at the end, I can make sure that everything is lined up with the closure evenly and you guys will see How I end out putting the web's on and making it meet with the closure, it just looks more sleek and smooth, so I'm gon na leave that two inches and I'm gon na start two inches behind where the closure is and basically what I'm doing here is. I'M just kind of putting some glue down and following the hot glue with the track and laying down the track kind of self-explanatory, and you guys can see what I'm doing so I'll. Let you guys watch that for a few minutes now I am putting each wife or each track about half an inch apart, I'm not putting it too close or too far apart, just so that the wig isn't too tight or too loose on my head now that One bundle pretty much, let me do basically half of my wig already and that's just one bundle and it was pretty thick so now. I'M just gon na continue to lay the weft down, and I will see you guys when I get to the front of the wig, where I can tell you guys how they're two inches of space comes in handy. Okay, so, as you guys can see, I made sure that all of my webs are basically pretty much even or in sort of a straight line. So now what I'm going to do is I am going to use that two inches of space to go straight across with the rest of the webs to make sure that everything is covered. If there are no ragged ends, you guys see how that glue is showing none of that would be showing just. It just makes everything look more natural and smooth, so I'm gon na do that all the way up until the webs and meet with the closure. Okay, so, as you guys can see, the web's in the closure are right against each other. There is no space between. You cannot see the cap now the hardest. A part about this myth is that if you use a styrofoam mannequin head, the glue tends to stick to the styrofoam mannequin heads. So it doesn't really look like it, but you have to gently pull up, I'm really gently pulling up, but you can really tell, and you will eventually get your wiggle now. This is what the inside of the construction of the wig looks like. So you need to cut off the rest of this way. Cap that is underneath for your closure is so that it doesn't look black underneath your closure and then also cut off the front. Every closure take your ponytail out and you have you a full wig. Also, you would not have those white lines on the inside if you do not use a styrofoam mannequin head, okay guys, so I just wanted to come and show you guys what the hair looks like on, because I know, if I didn't you guys, are going to These super crybabies in the comments, as you guys seen, I just made this wig and I used a hot glue gun method, which is pretty much how I always make my wigs. I did not pluck this hair at all, so I could look more natural, but I was just trying to show you guys, like a quick and easy way to get you a quick hairstyle, a quick, wig honey all together. It took me like an hour and a half for the whole process that includes bleaching the closure, making the wig putting the wig on and then I even slicked down the baby hairs that came on the UM closure. I didn't even cut the baby hairs or anything like that. So this is what the closure looks like, like I said, there's not natural looking at all, because I didn't pluck it, but this hair is really really nice. All I did was put some water in it. I just did a little flip over method. I didn't do a part or anything like that, so this is what the hair is looking like, and this is from sunlight here. I do want to tell you guys that when you are making your wig the first time you wear you're going to get a bit of shedding the shedding comes because you are cutting the webs. If you do it, how I did as you guys seen, I cut the waves, I cut the tracks and I did not steal them. If you want to do the flip over method, you can, but I do not because I feel like it makes the wig look more bulky but yeah. I just do want to let you guys know that this hair was not shedding before then, but after I cut it, I do get a little bit of shedding from cutting the web's, but after a while it will stop just like there. You guys see. I got some shedding but yeah. This is just a quick and easy hairstyle and how to make you guys a lace front. Wig our lace closure, wake whatever in about 30 to 45 minutes, because that's how long it took for me to construct the wig. This hair was really really nice. All the details will be inside the description box down below the links and all of that, I'm not sure if I'll have a coupon code, but if I do it will be inside the description box down below as well. This hair is really really soft, and this is the curl pattern of it. I didn't do anything but water, I don't want to come and show you guys, really quick how this wig came out on my head cuz. I know if I didn't put it on you guys are gon na be like. Why didn't you put it on? Oh, my god. I want to see you and so yeah. I hope you guys understood what I was saying cuz. I know the lighting wasn't amazing, but I know you guys could see what I was doing pretty much and I hope that you guys learned it. It'S really not hard at all. I hope you guys get the chance to make you a quick and easy hot glue gun who lights from wig never had any problems with my wigs after I construct them, they never fall apart or anything like that, and some of my hot glue gun waves that I'Ve made I've been having them for probably like six months, and they still are completely fine they're still together, the wefts are not falling off or anything like that. So this is a pretty good method. If you just want you a quick wig, of course, if you are in like water or something and you drench your hair, the who's gon na loosen up. So that's obvious anyways. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. If you did make sure you like comment and subscribe, and I will see you guys - I, like dumb, it's I like stuttered, I like shun