How To Revamp/Fix Your Closure Sew In

Hey you guys welcome back to my channel. Of course you know, is your girl, young classy, and but it looks at a title. I am definitely gon na, be showing you guys how to refresh your clothes. Your sewing so sit back, relax and before you even get into this video, please hit that subscribe button and that notification bell for every time I post new videos, so basically after I gave you guys a look of how the closure looks after two weeks, I didn't Do anything I didn't the glue basically lifts up by itself or whatever, so, basically, what I'm doing is adding a double track in between any parts of the hair, where I feel like it has space and it can be added just to make the hair look a Little bit nowhere and fuller, so basically I am added in the track. I'M pretty sure you guys know how to sew in the track, but for those who don't know how to sew in the track, all you do is you do not go through the wife. You go under the webviews, you don't you take that noodle and then you take the thread and double it to tie it. That'S the easiest way out. If you guys want a detailed video, I'm sewing in a track. I'Ll definitely definitely definitely do that for you guys. So yeah, I'm just adding that extra track make my weave extra full all right goodies. Now, it's time to fix this hot mess over closure because, as you guys can see, it is a hot mess. I had it on for two weeks and probably about four days. So far - and I don't care my hair so yeah. This is why it looks like this I'll just leave it underneath the bonnet all day, so I'm just basically detangling it at the moment and just figuring out if the closure is still in a good fit. I really don't have a choice because I don't have another line yeah. So after detangling, basically, you take the necessary steps. You do take your alcohol with a cotton ball rag sock, anything that you want and just clean up the area where you will be applying your glue. So that's what I'm doing here, i'm taking my cotton ball and i'm taking the alcohol and cleaning up my hair of any extra oil dirt debris dust anything just i clean it up still so after taking the necessary steps of cleaning up that area, we're gon na Get some got to be glue, the clear one because I like it - I don't know about the white one, but the clear one I like, so I am going to be applying that on the area where I'm going to be applying and laying the leaf so yeah You apply that and you guys just need to let it dry. So after putting that freeze going I'm getting my SES or esta whatever her name is I mean I am birth her so anyway, I am going to apply three layers of that and I'm going to. Let it dry and each layer is going to be thin. I do not have a preferred glue that I, like I have used. Everything goes bond, I've used ghost bar and I've used essa or ISA yeah. I think I name is Ishii. I don't know I've used cling. I'Ve used bold, hold the regular one not to act it no matter of fact. I use the active, not the regular. Honestly speaking, I guess they all work the same like with me, because I sometimes my head gets like a little ache from wearing the wigs. I pull them right off, so I really don't have like a preference of which glue is better than which I just know how to just lay my lace when I get ready so yeah add three play. Is that and just watch me, my cookie so after the three layers have dried my third day, I do not let it dry all the way when I'm using the Amish igloo. So basically, this is the most satisfying part actually laying the leaf. So it can melt into that scalp baby girl. Yes, you see me, I'm excited that's what my face is like that. I am super excited because I'm a totally the crap out of it. So basically, what I'm doing here is taking my comb and I am pushing the lace into that glue, so it can last me another two weeks, even though I think I just left this leaving yeah I'm editing like yeah. I know, even though I think I left the weaver for like another week and then I took it out cuz my head was like itching. I cannot leave soand so long like three weeks is the max for me and right here I was just trying to see if I wanted to put it on the side: that's not about my life, so we're never going to the Sally. The girl don't play yourself. After you have to get your necessary steps with the comb, you want to take the girdle elastic band and tie down just that lace area anyway, you guys, so I am back after I'm, letting that dry a little bit. I'M still gon na go in and try to press my hair out a little bit and why not try I'm pressing it out, but I'm not doing it for lunch straight because I want to put in curls as well. So I am using my Tresemme heat protectant spray, protecting the weave and it also takes away the frizz and it gives it a nice shine. So I don't really have to like add oil or anything after I have pressed my here the moment you all's been waiting for drumroll, please the digit. Isn'T it. I don't know what the hell is, that I sound like a failing car engine, but anyway take it off that good ol elastic band. So basically, I know at the time is that when y'all see this good old edge brush a little mini comb, whatever that's cool it's time to leave some baby, here's get you yeah and I roll B mousse and get you a little mini edge brush to lay Them bad boys down I, after putting on that good ol elastic man again to lay down those baby hears, it is time for some curling already fitty curling. Yes, man, I love curls. I love love, love her! I am all done. I have did some pin curls to make sure that the front stays like a little up and tight, and I actually take off the elastic band again for the last time to soften up the baby. Here, cuz, we don't want no stiff baby hairs. We don't want no baby here. Looking like we put got to be spray or spritz on mom. You know what I mean, but I do thank you all for tuning in and seeing how I slay this hair once again. For the second time it wasn't easy, but of course I had to get it done. So thank you, goodies and good eyes for tuning into my video, and I'm just definitely definitely am going to see you guys in the next one, of course, bye bye. You