New Style Circle Lace Closure Using A Tiny Crochet Latch Hook And Braiding Hair | Diy Ventilation

Foreign hello, guys and welcome back to my channel if you're new, here you're welcome - and i hope you all are doing well so for today's video - i'm going to be showing you how to make this beautiful natural, looking round lace closure with that said, they jump right Into the video, so if you haven't seen the video on my previous video, showing you showing you guys, how i make this round lace i'll, put the link in the description box down below so be sure to check out that video okay. So that way, you will know how i make this closure from scratch. So for today's video i'm going to be using braiding hair, you can also use human hair if you want so to use human hair. I have a video showing you guys how i prep my human hair um before using them for a lace closure. So i also look down lick that video in the description box down below be sure to check it out: okay, so to ventilate the hair. For today, i'm going to be using the tiny large hook, so this is what i'm using for today's uh video. So first thing: first, you need to take a small amount of braiding hair fold it over to create a loop okay. So once you've done that, then you need to go in and start so to start, you need to take your tiny crochet hook, pass it through the hole on the lace. So next you need to hook two strands of hair close slash hook and pass it through. The lace using the crochet hook hook the hair and pass it through the loop, so i'm using the single knot method for today's video. So when it comes to ventilating lace, closure or lace frontal, i like to walk on a little session at a time and work. My way to the very front of the of the lace of the lace, closure or lace frontal, so for this one, i'm going to be dividing it into four equal size. So that way, i'll work on one section. First, before moving on to the next session because session at a time like step by step session by session, so by doing this, help you to calculate kind of give you an idea how long the entire uh lace closure will take you to finish uh making it. So when you walk on one session at a time, then you times that by how many sessions you have on the lace, just you know you need to take break every now and then to stretch your body if you are sitting and to raise your legs, if You are standing okay, so you need to give yourself time. Okay, you can just brush it. If you rush it, the result is not going to come at the way you want it to look to achieve the best results. You need to give yourself time to create it to your liking, to create the vision that you have in when i say, take your time they're, just like oh ventilate, one or two strands of hair and like all right, i need to take a break. No, that would take you so much like it would take too long for you to finish ventilating or making your lace closure. If you do it that way, let me take your time. You can spend an hour or two at a time on a sit down so spend an hour or two to walk on the lace and if you feel like taking a break after one hour or two hours, then you can take a break okay. So you can just do that every day, if you have the time, even if it's like 30 minutes, you can spend that 30 minutes every day and if you really really want to create your own or make your own natural, looking lace, closure or lace front. So you can spend even 30 minutes a day to just walk on the lace and before you know it, you will have your wig looking amazing, okay, amazing and you when you know what, when you start every day with a clear mind, right: okay, let's say today: I'M just gon na. I don't have that much time, but i'm just gon na spend one hour walking on this wig. But if you do that, every day before you know it, you will have your lace closure or your lace frontal and also, if you're, a beginner. You don't need to start with a big size of lace. Okay, if you start, if you're a beginner - and you decide to go with a four by four lace - closure or assist a 6 by 13 lace closure, it would get. It would get a bit frustrating for you to try to ventilate that on your first project, my advice is to start with a little size of lace. Closure like a a one by five or one by six. So one inch would be the width of the lace and then the four inch would be the length of the lace start with that practice. With that get your grip on how to ventilate the hair. So once you've learned the process of on how this whole thing works, then you can from there you can upgrade to a bigger size of lace. Oh also real, quick. When ventilating the hair, you need to make sure to give you space in order to get that natural. Looking result, you need to space it out by skipping every other hole on the lace, so i'm debating on the kind of hairstyle i'm going to be using this wig wig, i'm going to be using this closure for at first i was thinking. Maybe i would use it my initial plan right. I was going to use it for a pc cut wig. Now i'm changing my mind, i'm thinking and should use it for a french bank's hairstyle either so in or make a wig with it or even use it. As a crochet style, you can do the uh sold this round closure on the middle part of on the crown and then the rest can be crocheted like the rest of the hair can be crocheted um. I don't know, i'm so yeah. That'S what i'm thinking about? What do you guys think? Let me know in the comment section down below all ideas are welcome, okay and uh yeah. So this is it. This is the final results right here it looks so beautiful. It look. Super duper natural looking. This is it right here. This is what happens when you take your time when you take your time, this right here. Look at that, i'm i'm saying scout people right all right guys. As always, if you find this video helpful, if you enjoyed this video, please give it a big thumbs up and also, if you're new to my channel, please hit the subscribe button down below if you already subscribed. Thank you so much for subscribing. Thank you. So much for popping by and i'll see you all in my next one closely. You