How To Slay Closure Like A Frontal | Mscoco Hair

Hey y'all is KJ, and today I'm going to be showing you how isolate this closure so that it can look similar to a frontal with baby hair, instead of being all forward towards your face. So I got this hair for a Miss Coco, hair company. Of course, as you all know, I'm gon na link everything down in the description bar below, as I always do, okay. So I'm going to start off with the bleaching powder and for the volume developer gloves. You know everything that I need to get this bleach together. Of course, we're bleaching the knife this time because we are doing it similar to a frontal. So I'm just gon na be adding and then bleach just a very little bit at a time, so that I can make sure that the consistency is thick. I don't want it to be too loose. That'S why I'm only adding a very little at a time until I get to that perfect thick but smooth consistency once I get to that consistency, I'm going to go ahead and just put the bleach on to the closure and that's pretty much it so after 15 Minutes this is how it is. This is the perfect color. I do not. I see a lot of people bleach theirs for a long time. I personally don't do that. I like to bleach it until it's brown, since that, since I'm brown, I wouldn't want to bleach it blonde. Considering I'm I like skin, it just doesn't make sense to me, so I just go ahead and wash it out. I would definitely recommend using the purple shimmer and light shampoo, but I didn't have any one hand at the moment, so I just used some regular shampoo. It'S okay, if you do use regular shampoo, so now we're gon na start with the plucking. I am gon na. Be pinning the closure down to my mannequin head. You don't have to do this, you can you do this on a flat surface, but for visual purposes. I went ahead and put it on here. So I'm just going to be parting. My part down the middle. Now you can do a side part and have like a curved part off to the side. If y'all want to see me, do this method before a side part. Please let me know - and I will definitely do that for y'all, but I'm just gon na go ahead and start plucking, the hairline I'm just going to move around the hairline until I get it as thin as I want it to be, then I'm gon na part. It off and split it and pluck one side and then the other side and then do the same thing all over. You can pretty much just watch cuz. I don't know if I'm explaining it well enough, but hopefully I am you're just gon na pluck one side pluck the other side, then party and repeat that and then once I finish doing that I'm gon na comb out the hair back and see how much progress. I have made and then to the sections that or parts that I feel like me: more plucking, I'm just gon na go back and pluck those sections. Oh after plucking, you can see the difference between the two sides and now I'm just gon na go in and pluck the other side you so now that I finished plucking both sides and I parted out my baby. Here I'm going to be doing my precise plucking method, but this time, instead of plucking out to full rows, I'm gon na pluck out one row, but one thing I can say is that I did go back and pluck a little bit more after I finished this. I didn't actually record it, but you'll see at the end that my part does look a little bit wider and that's because I went back and plucked a little bit of the second row instead of plucking, like a full two perfect rows, I didn't pluck two perfect Rows because, since I bleached it knock, I didn't want it to be. I didn't want the part to look too wide so to prevent that I just kind of went in and picked out a few of the darker hairs from that second row and so yeah. Just women did the precise plucking method. I can link that if y'all want me to okay. So now, I'm gon na use my razor comb to shape my baby hair. I went ahead and made my wig first so that, once I did my baby hair and everything my wig will already be complete. So I am flattening my wig down with my closure down with the hot comb. This is a key to a perfect, perfect closure or front sue. A hot comb is definitely highly recommended, or some type of heating tool, like a the side of a flat iron or a curl wine or wine curler, and now I'm just going to be putting this lot of body moves all over the front. Part of my closure and I'm just gon na start smoothing those baby hair into place. I'M just gon na kind of go with how I feel you know they look. You can do whatever works best for you, like, however, you like your baby hair to look, but I'm just going with the flow I am gon na, be adding in some extra little baby hair. So you can see that I just cut some pieces once I start doing it. I feel like I need a little bit more I'll just go ahead and add a little bit more and I'm just pretty going with the flow until I get the baby hair. Look that I'm looking for after I get the look that I'm looking for. I go ahead and wrap it up and let it dry - and this is the final results after I have put the wig on - I hope, y'all enjoyed this tutorial and that it was very helpful thanks for watching thumbs, up comment and subscribe. If you haven't already thanks for watching bye,