How I Prep My Lace Closure/For Weave Nstallation! /Bleaching Knots Using Foundation, Plucking

Hi guys so I'm back today, just I'll show you guys how I prep my lace closure up before I'm going to use this for a week today, I'm doing a full weave with a closure. So, as you can see, the closure comes and it's a middle part and I've got this closure from Aliexpress. So it's a 12 inches. Yes, a 12 inch closure, and so I'm going to just start by making my pot longer because, as you can see, the middle part is very short and the closure itself is quite wide. So I'm thinking of just making the pot like a bit longer to probably yeah yeah, so I'm going to try and bring the pot down to somewhere here and I'm going to show you how I also color my courier to make it look as natural as possible. Okay, so first I grab my water bottle and I spray I find when the closure is, when it's a lot easier to kind of play around with it and do whatever you want to do to it. So i sprayed enough water in just to saturate it home and just open apart all the way to you. So you can see the part itself is not defined, as it goes all the way back because of the hair. So I'm going to define that a little bit and I'm going to use my teaser for this - I'm not going to like over here all the way to the end figure one might for you to in some way yeah and then just have step much later. Okay, so I grab right here: megabeth Omega gel good. Here you can see I just plucked the hair up up to something out. I'Ll, probably talk a little bit more just to define it perfectly okay, so I think it's matching the ones on open already, as you can see, I don't know if you can see, but this is the part I managed to pack up to try and get it To match that punch is to make the closure longer or the part is off a bit longer. I grab my water bottle again and swear it cuz. I want my closer to lay really flat when I do the weave, so this helps just hold the form. So, as you can see now, my part goes all the way to the back, okay, so to get my closure to kind of match my skin color and great to my foundation. Well, this one is like my old foundation should almost finish, and this is a Maybelline in 3:55. As you can see, the bottle is like almost finished, so I'm going to try and get as much product as I can out of this and I'm using an agent and brush to do that. So I just put some product on the on the brush like that and then just dab it onto the closure so instead of bleaching my closer, this is what I'm doing to it to just get it to match my skin tone in case you want to see What the difference between I'm going to just show you before I grab on to everything, since you can see, this is the part that I'm kind of lightly dabbed with the foundation, and then this pot doesn't have so this part is very clear. I don't know if you guys, can we see the difference when you try to put it on a white surface like that exactly so, you can kind of see the difference like this looks a bit dark and that's like way lighter. So I'm doing this so that even when I use it, I don't have to use as much concealer to try and get it to match my skin tone.