How To Make Lace Closure Look Like A Frontal | Loose Wave Hair Beginner Friendly

Hey beauties! This video is to show y’all how I customize my closures so they can resemble frontals. I know frontals aren’t meant for everyone and sometimes they can be very high maintenance. This is why i figured this video would be helpful to those who are still learning! I broke two of my nails in this video so try to ignore that

Loose Wave - 18” closure, 20, 22, 22

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Installation | 4:27

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Smart Aikman, listen to my tape, hey my lovelies! Welcome back! So in today's video, I'm gon na be showing you guys how I make my lace closures, look very, very natural, almost like a frontal. So if you guys are interested in how I do this, then just stay tuned. First off you're, gon na start off with wetting the hair, so just get a spray bottle with water and just spray the hairline just to let it sweat. It makes a little bit easier to comb out and pluck the hairs out properly, so you can kind of see the patterns that you're making and make sure you guys are also using like a rat tail comb like a small tooth comb just so that it makes It a little bit easier for you to comb off shut it here. So to start off, I'm targeting the hairline, because normally on closures, the hair lines up are very, very, very dense. So I'm trying to pluck out the front so that the hairline can look a little bit more sparse. I'M not plucking up too much hair in one area. So, that's why you guys can see that I'm kind of plucking in one area skipping an area and then plucking in the next area. Beside that, because I don't want the closure to look bald in certain areas. I couldn't even tell y'all how long it took me to like actually learn how to pluck and make frontals closures look natural. I felt like I was always following people's tutorials in like I could never get them to look as popin as everybody else could, but I finally learned how to do it so now I was sharing my technique with you guys here, I'm showing you guys again the Pattern that I'm plucking in and you don't only have to target the hairline. That was just what I was doing in the beginning, but as time moves on, you can start plucking behind the hairline as well. Just just so, you can thin it out even more. To be honest with y'all. You got to have a lot of patience to do this. I was looking for like an hour before I actually start to notice a big difference between how it looked in the beginning and how it looked after so just have patience and just make sure you're being consistent with it and you'll finish it quicker. So I just zoomed it in so y'all can see that there's a clear difference between the left side and the right side. The right side hasn't been plucked yet and the left side I've been plucking for a while now so now, what I'm doing is I'm just parting behind the hairline now and I'm just gon na take out some more of the hairs. It'S very very dense, like in the middle of this closure, so I really wanted to like take out a lot of hair. It'S gon na look like I'm, not really getting any hairs out, but trust me. I was. I really need to get a better tripod like this tripod that I was using this entire time. It was just driving me crazy, like it would not stay like up. I it literally kept tilting back and I had to keep tilting it forward, so you guys could see everything properly, so I'm just kind of plucking a little bit more, just all over just to kind of get out any further hair that I want and then now You'Re gon na see I'm just showing you guys how it looks now and it looks pretty natural to me it's and it's not as dense towards the fire anymore. So I think that it looks pretty natural and here are just me, pulling out the little baby hairs that are already on the wig. So of course I use the same technique on the other side. I just finished it off camera. So now we're gon na get into the fun part and we're gon na install her. I have to think about a name that I want to call her, but I don't know, I'm not sure I feel like this is gon na, be one of the first units that I actually start officially selling. So if you guys have any like ideas on what I should name her leave, some comments down below this unit includes two bundles of 22 inches. One bundle of 20 inch and the closure is 18 inches, and just so you guys do know. The knots for this unit were already bleached. I had already bleached them initially when I first got the hair. I just have a regular like black wig cap, underneath, if y'all want, you can do the whole stocking cap method and all that, but I really never felt like there was a need to do that. So if you guys have seen my frontal video, I'm basically using the same technique, I'm just brushing all the hair out of my face making sure all the baby hairs are brush back, also taking some water and just kind of spraying it. So I know y'all got it either some type of clips bobby pins or duck ball clips just some type of clips to clip the hair back, so it doesn't fall in your face. I'M taking my got to be free spray. I actually like using this ten times more than got to be glue because it actually is so much easier to apply. I have to do spray it onto your hairline. It doesn't take nearly as long as got to be glue does normally I like to spray about two different layers, and I also like to use my finger just to stop it from like dripping down my face. Cuz, it dries pretty quickly. So then you want to take your blow dryer on warm heat, and then you just want to start blow-drying that same section and can y'all see that, like it literally looks like scalp, I'm so good and proud of myself for its like this unit. So now, as you can see, I'm just kind of getting ready to place the wig forward and I'm getting like a rat tail comb, something pointy like, as you guys saw in my frontal video. I did the same thing where I just used something with the very tapered end, so I use that to kind of help, lay the lace down and blend the lace into my skin. So that's why I'm using the comb you're even gon na see me grab my little baby, hair, smaller fine-tooth comb and I'm kind of like combing the hair backwards, but at the same time I'm pushing into the lace so that it it stays down. If you're a beginner, you really want to focus on not sticking the baby hairs down. While you glue down the unit because you want to style those afterwards. So if you're sticking on the baby hairs and you're kind of not brushing them out of the way as the glue is drying when you take off your scarf, the baby ears are gon na, be stuck down already and that's what you don't want. So now I'm going to do the usual, I'm gon na put on my little scarf and I'm gon na, let that stay on for at least like 20 minutes. Just so that I know for a fact. The unit is completely dried and it will stay down all day. I noticed that loose wave hair is not as popular, but I never understood why, honestly this, I think this is probably like my new favorite texture, like I just love how it's curly, but at the same time it's not too much maintenance. So now I'm gon na go ahead and take off that scarf and do you guys see you guys see how late it is like? Oh, my gosh, it's giving me life right now, I'm just gon na finish off by shelling down my baby hair. So I'm just using my regular eco styler gel now. If some of the baby hairs do did end up getting some of the gel or like they're spray on it, and you feel like they're hard, you can always take some water and just kind of like dab. It on them, you can also take like a small comb and just kind of comb out the gel, and then that should give you the ability to actually gel them down properly. You can go ahead and tie it down afterwards, just so that it can lay even more flat. So now, I'm just tackling those sideburns. If you want, you can also pull out your edges too. However, I don't really like doing that because half the time my edges, they don't even be staying down. So I honestly just pull out my little like sideburns on the side and I just gel those down so that if I want to put my hair behind my ear, I have those out. So I also liked the poofy kind of like big hair kind of look. However, I think I wanted to tame it a little bit, so I did spray it with a little bit of water and I use some lotta body, leave-in conditioner and I just kind of scrunched the hair and I feel like it gave me the perfect look as They finished look. I hope you guys enjoyed this video, and this was very helpful to you guys and to you beginners. All I want to tell you guys is practice, makes perfect, so just be patient with yourself and you'll get good results. So thank you guys. So much for watching and make sure you guys follow me on my social media. I have to Instagram so make sure you guys follow me on both of those accounts and also follow me on like snapchat. I will leave my name and everything like that in the description box.

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