Lace Closure Wig Tutorial | Coco And Bliss Beauty Curly Hair

What'S up you guys, it is Jerry Casey. I am back with another video and I'm super excited to be back as always. Thank you guys. I know it's been a few weeks because you have been gone, but I do appreciate you guys to watch my videos and coming back and subscribe it disclaimer before we get right into this video just wanted to. Let you guys know that this video did take me. A long time to film - and it took me about three days so I am gon na - have different outfits throughout the videos. I'Ve been babysitting, my niece's for the past three to four weeks, maybe going on a month and a half almost everyday, like 12 hours naming type shifts. So it's been pretty crazy, but I'm super excited to be back on YouTube in filming this video, for you guys - and I just want to show you guys how I made my wig, which is this curly hair wig here you guys, might have seen his hair in Another video when I did the Nair in my face, I had it sewn into my head, but I took it out and I wanted to make a wig. So, as promised, I'm back with this video to show you guys how to get this hairstyle and how to sew it onto a recap, so we're gon na get right to the video. I don't want me to check my guy. Oh, is we don't and it's get alright, so I'm gon na be using Coco, endless beauty, hair, which I showed you guys before, and you guys seen it in another video. So this is the curly hair that I'm gon na be using. I do have this mesh spandex TomKat that'll over you been put on the mannequin, this curly hair for my for closure - that I think it beauty supply store and it's in 12 inches. I don't really need like a long long closure, because this makes with the hair anyway. So imagine see it's curly here here and then this is the closure and it's gon na go to the top. So I'm probably gon na do a middle part most likely and I'm gon na show you guys how I get started alright. So, as I stated you want to make sure you have a spandex dome cap, you guys already know it's been next on capp. Look this little v-shape goes in the back, and this little square shape here goes in the front, so you're gon na make sure you get you a mannequin head and sorry about lighting. I'M using daylight place it on top of your mannequin head. The V is gon na be in the back. I do have a four by four closure: it's in 12 inches in a deep curly hair. What I'm going to do is just measure to find so at the top is how it's looking. It'S like a little brown. Almost like my skintone color, so that's that's pretty good, but I might still have to put like some makeup and stuff on it because it's not like a hundred percent. Let'S get some color, I'm gon na, like put the lace like right here, you're gon na go over it just a little bit now. What you want to do is basically stitch all of this down on this side and then do the same to the other side. And since it's curly hair and it's not straight hearing all over the place, I'm just gon na get like a hair tie and just kind of hold the hair out of the way. So I just got these scrunchies and I'm gon na tell all this hair out of the way you don't want it to be too tight, but you want it to be tight enough to where all the hair is out the way. So, as you can see there, I have my my nylon thread in my curved needle. You guys already know the process. I start from the back of the head and I give it a little knot when I got my knife. I don't know if you guys can see that the knot and did a needle it's gon na go right through the loop. So this little loop here, my needles going through there and it's gon na form one little stitch, oh and don't mind my hair save y'all. So you want to make sure you hold in the lace part here a little talk, while you're stitching all right. So, as you guys can see, I went ahead and stitch down the closure on both sides and then I went ahead and retied the bun. So it could be nice and clean. I do have three bundles of 24 inches that I mentioned before from Coco and bliss Beauty, I'm just gon na start from the back and then work my way all the way up until I get to the closure and then gon na be nice and fluffy. Well, after measuring out the hair, it looks like these two bundles are the longest and this funders the shortest. So I'm gon na start with these two bundles at the bottom. So I usually do go through the mesh part and then, as I mentioned, when I start off my base stitch, I do go through this little loop right there, so I did open up the bundles and I'm gon na single track and then I'm gon na double Track and then I'm gon na go back to single tracking. So that's what I'm gon na do and I'm gon na get started. Like I mentioned in my last video before this hair is very high-maintenance, so you guys want to make sure that you are very careful when the tangle in, but I am gon na - go through the first bundle with my curve, needle as you can see there and Then attach it to the wake up there, I'm gon na take my needle and thread. I'M gon na make sure this is flat. You want to circle it around bitter through a few times, and it's gon na create that first base stitch, I'm gon na. Do it one more time and go through the track? I want to make sure that first stitch is nice and secured. I don't have my pins or clips or anything with me, like I said so, I do have my bobby pin put a bobby pin there that way, it's just easier for me to stitch all the way across, so I did go ahead and stitch across one inch. Stitches across all the way on the bundles and then as I get to the end, I am gon na go through the track one more time and then I'm gon na do the fold-over method, because I don't really like to cut my bundles because I like to Reuse them over and over, and when you cut your bundles, that also makes it [ __ ] a lot easier. It'S just like a harder process, as we stitching them back in because you got to stitch all these little pieces above those back in. But I like to do the fold-over method, which I'm going to show you guys so you're, just gon na literally fold, your bundles over from that side, bend it over like that, make sure this part is a little bit flat because you starting on the next row, I'M not gon na go right on top of it. I'M gon na go right here on the next row above it so you're gon na make sure it's flat and then come all the way across and just kind of stitch it up like a like right here and then kind of end it off the cap. A little bit up here all right, so I already stitched two rolls of the hair already on there and it's not really perfect. It'S not super straight, but that's pretty much how I like it so far. It'S coming out good, so I am gon na just show you guys the flip over method again and I'm just gon na flip it over I'm just gon na flip the hair over right there and, as you can see, this is kind of pulling. So you want to make sure you don't do it super tight, so you want to just make sure it's a little bit on the looser side. I'M gon na make sure it's flat right above it. So I'm kind of feeling the bundle as I'm pressing the hair against it, and you want to make sure that it's flat all the way across measure up to where you want it to I'm, going to stitch it at so I'm gon na just flip it over And stitch it to both the other side over here and then I want to take my bobby, pin and pin it. This is how the hair is looking so far, just going to show you guys that so we're literally stitching right above that lash track that we did what if for me to start doubling it, what I'm gon na do is just stretch the hair all the way Out and then fold it and I'm gon na double it just like this, and then I'm going to just take the leftover needle and thread that I did have and just stitch them two together. So I'm just gon na go through that fold. It bundle right here and then I'm gon na go through the bundle. That'S attached to the cap, I'm gon na fold it over and start stitching. My new row right here, I'm gon na show you out one second, how that looks so what it does automatically attaches. The hair to that that row that I just started there and now I'm gon na be double-tracking instead of single tracking. So now it'll look like this in that way. It'S starting to look a lot, fuller and we're still doing the fold-over method and everything. So I'm just pinning it in place to where the side of my ear will be like right here or something, but I'm gon na pin it there and then we're just gon na stitch that across there gon na stitch this across one more time and that'll. Be one bundle is how it's gon na look from the front and the sides, and then from there I'm gon na go ahead and add the other two bundles because, like I said, I want it to be nice, full and thick and it's gon na be three Whole bundles, not two and a half three bundles and a floor-by-floor closures. All right, you guys, so I am almost done with this big. I got about one more bundle left so this in the shortage mundo. I said because I didn't turn them up, but they all water 24 inches. So you know I just turned this one dough up. So that's why I'm putting this at the top? I did double track all the way over to this one. Do I think I'm gon na do like one more row of double tracking and then I want to start single tracking all the way up to the top, so that way it could be laying flat. So this is two full bundles right here on this mannequin and as you can see, this is how it's looking so far. I just pretty much sold on the bun going onto the cap into this u-shape since I use these bundles already and I didn't want to cut the bundles. I am going to use the folded part, as you guys can see here. I'M going to use that part and then I'm going to leave this part open, like you see how this piece is open here like two tracks, I'm gon na leave that side open, because when I start single tracking, I'm just gon na fold over fold over. If I also started from this side, where you can see like the two bundles are open there, I was single track. I mean I will double track and then it's gon na be hard for me to single track, because I will have to cut this side open. So that's why I'm going to start with this side, and we just not start from here and keep going from there. So now that I am at the top portion after sewing that piece on, I am gon na start to single track, because I don't want to run out of bundles. Usually, you can kind of measure it out like if it's a lot of hair, you can kind of like skip it up a little bit and just keep you know kind of playing with it and go by by your eyesight. But it looks like I'm gon na run out of hair. I want to make sure I have enough hair to close all of this in and I want all of this nice to full. So I want to start single tracking from here separate the bundles, as you guys can see there fold it back and then just kind of start sewing all the way around fold. This part over and then just start sewing, and today you shape all the way around. Until I get to this side and then I'm gon na fold it back over again and then I'm gon na take that second piece and then go back over it like that. So that way, everything can line up and it'll be nice and perfect and then we'll be done. I'M gon na try to go finish this hurry up. You guys got the idea you get to just the pot everything's supposed to work and sewing it in something. Basically, songs Rondo from cocoa and bliss beauty. He makes you guys go check out their Instagram go to a website. Like I said, the hair is very, very high maintenance, so you definitely gon na have two distinct it and everything. It was really nice. When I sold it in, but I do want to keep it on a wig cap because your girl, you don't like her, so it is her head and I like to take it off. So yes, so if you finish this video, because I want to be to talk about always be doing - and so I am all done with this wig - they didn't really take that long really. But just because I'm babysitting and doing a lot of other stuff around the house. It took me about two days to finish this video and to do this way, but if I did it all in one day, I probably would have took me about a good hour and a half maybe two hours. This is a full three bundles in the back and more about foreclosure in the front. So what I'm gon na do is take out the scrunchie and then show you guys how I'm gon na, like section this part off and I'm gon na go get my spray bottle. So I can spray this down as well or it is a shorter closure. 12 inches, so it's just, it was just something just to blend in so it doesn't mean to be like super long. So once I part my middle part and then what's it, hair down it'll definitely blend it in better. But this is how it's looking right now. Off-Camera, I did go ahead and go try the wig on just to make sure it fits, and it looks crazy, big right now and it looks super big, like Diana Ross with some junk. But I did try to under cuz. I want to make sure it fit and then also I wanted to do my part to make sure my part was nice, and even so I also did go get my spray bottle and in here it's just um water and kinky curly knot today, which I showed You guys before you don't necessarily have to use kinky curly knot today decided to use that. I also have my denim brush and I have some scrunchies just to kind of hold the hair and stuff out of the way. But what I'm going to do is basically just section the hair off as if it was on my head and to tangle it and didn't brush it. So that way I can get the nice defined curls like I want so usually I will have clamps, but I only have these little. I'M here ties right now. Hopefully this will work for this a lot here. Alright, so we winging it right now, because I don't have a lot of my tools with me since I'm at my Brother house, so you're gon na section it off in different sections yeah. So you can break this up, but I'm not doing that. I'M just doing like four big sections and then I'm just gon na wet the hair down and then me brush it. So these are my four sections I got to at the top one in the back and then this corner here, I'm going to leave it open. So I'm just gon na get my spray bottle and just start damping to here, but you don't want to tangle it while it's dry, because it's gon na be like a big fluffy, afro and you're, not gon na have those define for us. So I'm gon na de tangle with the watts of calm first and then I'm gon na go back and define it with the feminine brush inserted in my mannequin head. It'S moving. This is not the actual mannequin head spin. This is like my box. Light stands that I just put my mannequin head on top of, so that's why it's kind of Wiggly. Why delete some, let's braid some more and then once it's all the way, the tangled now I can bully brush the hair. All the way through with my didn't brush should get those ends. If it still looks a little bit more puffy, you get just add a little bit more water and then just go back and didn't brush it so that it could be nice and curly. So you want to make sure those ends are nice and curly? I just want to like take the brush and bend it over like that, just to kind of give it a pop so that those ends can be nice and pop in yeah wet down to here. Like I mentioned kind of brush your fingers through it at first, so why to come kind of go through it, so that I hope brush-up she looks out of their hair. I'M gon na go back and spray it down some more, and this is how you tame it. So do not be afraid if you see big, curly hair like this. All you got to do is get you a wide toothed comb, a Denman brush some spray, a spray bottle with some water and conditioner and you'll be okay. All right! You guys, so I'm gon na go get ready to go. Do my makeup - and you know let this hair sit a little bit because it is soaking wet, but I do want to show you guys how it looks while it's wet and I'm gon na go, do my makeup. Hopefully it drives a little bit so that way, you know you guys can see how it looks in this nice fluffy State. But this is how it's looking. I did not cut the lace just yet, but I just wanted to show you guys up close and personal cuz, the hair, the curls this is it fully wet and detangled and that's my little part there. So that way, it can dry into place and it'll just be nice to find curls. Everything is nice. This is how it's looking as the wig and yeah, and then I do have this piece here. Actually let me cut it now. It'S sewn into like this little u-shape and I'm just gon na cut that you shape out. You just want to be careful leave like probably let us quarter-inch 1/4 inch of the neck there. So, as you can see, it's already cutting off that little piece there and then this is the lace, that's left and boom. This is how it's looking on the inside. You turn it inside out. There we go yeah. This will be cut later, but this is how it's looking you can kind of like fluff it out a little bit just to make sure that all the pieces that are here is getting dry. You don't want to fluff at it too much to where it's like making it hair like really fluffy, which I don't want, that you've never been working on this thing, but two dates boo two days so I'll be back okay, so we're back to from where we Was at the beginning that is it for this video you guys! Thank you guys for always always coming back to check out my videos. I appreciate you guys so much. Let me know down in the comment section below what you guys think about this curly hair. Would you rock it like? I said it is very high maintenance, as I mentioned before, so if you ain't got the patience or the time if you ain't patient. Basically, I would not be recommending this type of hair, but this hair does it don't really like tangle a lot? But if you don't detangle it, it definitely is going to tangle a little bit and it does shed a little bit. It doesn't shed as much as normal, especially for it to be Chinese, hair or hair from China, as she mentioned before, but make sure you guys go follow their hair page at Coco and boost beauty. Also make sure you guys follow me on instagram at miss Kay, CMS ka wa s ie and again. Thank you guys for always coming back make sure you pick that Bell notification. So you can know when I post a new video and I'll see you guys in the next one bye, guys