No More Frontals?! | Make A Glueless 5X5 Closure Look Like A Frontal | Unice Hair

Hey guys, it's zoe today, i'm going to show you how i installed this closure unit from eunice hair now getting right into it. They sent me a rope guys a robe with a matching bonnet, like i'm literally a sucker for a good silk robe. So shout out to them for this 10 out of 10., so getting into the box and the unboxing inside of the box. I'Ve got this as you can see the bonnet. That goes with the robe, and you also get a headband a couple: wig caps, this like lace, comparison thing, a satin bag to store your wig, and you also get a eunice headband. This is what the wig looks like straight out the box. As you can see, it's a closure unit and it comes with an elastic band which has already been installed and it's completely adjustable. This is a five by five inch closure and i think this is a deep curly texture. As you can see, it's quiet. It'S almost to the kinky side, so i did decide to bleach the knots on this unit. As you can see they they were dark, but they weren't really really bad um. I used my jerome russell b blonde and i used a spoon and a little like food tin can thing to mix it all together and i started by grabbing my mannequin head and i just flipped it inside out. As you can see here, and i made sure i pinned everything in place as you can see guys, the lace is literally completely clear and transparent, which means it's going to blend perfectly with your skin, no matter what color you want it into moving on to the Bleaching, i'm just grabbing one of the bleach sachets and then i'm going to take about half the bottle of developer, it's 40 developer and i'm going to mix it all together. You want it to be quite a stiff consistency, almost like a toothpaste. So i'm mixing this all together and then applying it onto the lace i like to start at the back first and then move my way forward. Just because i feel like the hair towards the back of the lace is always a lot more stubborn for some reason. Like the knots are a lot thicker, so it's fine if those take a bit longer to develop, but yeah just move your way forwards. Once i'm done applying all the bleach, i'm going to leave it on for about 25 to 30 minutes, and then i'm going to wash it out and then condition it as i would normally um going back onto the mannequin head. I'M gon na go ahead and pop it back on and move on to the plucking section of the frontal. Sorry, not frontal the closure see it already looks like a frontal i'm getting confused, but yeah. This is a very, very vital, vital point that you cannot skip if you want your closure to look as realistic as possible and as frontal esque as possible. This is gon na make or break the look, so i'm gon na start by wetting all the hair and bringing pulling it all back with my comb, i'm grabbing my tweezers and, as you can see, i'm just gon na keep my tweezers moving and i'm gon na Work on thinning out the hairline and making it look more gradient and realistic. Now the good thing about this um wig is that the hairline already kind of has a bit of a gradient going on. I didn't have to pluck it too long, um, so yeah less work for me, as you can see, i've just parted the hair and then i'm going to do the exact same thing and work my way backwards. You don't want to have any lines of demarcation. You just want it to be a smooth and beautiful hairline, so, as you can see, i'm just going to keep doing this, i'm going to part and then pluck part pluck. I think i only parted this. I think this is the last time i parted it back. So you don't want to go overboard, because the last thing you also want is to have over plucked lace um. That again is going to make your wig look wiggy. So there needs to be a balance. Let'S see you also just want to make sure you keep pulling the hairline back on itself, so you can see what you're working with and keep wetting the hairline as well, because you can really just see how everything looks when it's completely done and plucked, and this Is how it turned out, i'm just going to go ahead and do the other side of camera, but i hope you guys kind of got the gist of what i was doing. It'S it's really easy. Once you um get your hands on it. So getting right into my favorite bit the install as you can see, i'm wearing the eunice robe and it is giving all types of glamour, and i love it. This is what the wig looks like on the mannequin head and here's a better look at the texture. It is so long guys did i forget to mention this is a 30 inch wig 30., so yeah i reattached the adjustable headband and made sure that i adjusted it. So it's super tight on my head because i do want this to be a glueless unit. The tie shirt is on your head. The less likely you'll need um to use a glue because it's going to be super super secure and tight. So i tinted the lace of my foundation. Color, as you just saw, and i just put the wig on and as you can see, it's already melting into my skin, like all the prep that we've done has led to this moment, and it's already giving scalp like i'm obsessed, and it's also thanks to the Amazing lace of this wig, because if it wasn't this thin there's no way it would be blending this good already um. I just went ahead and wet the hair a little bit because it was like super poofy from all the plucking and brushing i did so. This is just going to make installing a bit easier on this um hassle. I couldn't decide if i wanted to do a side parts. I'Ve never done a side part with a closure, but this is what it would look like, but we'll get into that later. So i went ahead and grabbed my scissors and just started cutting the lace off, as you can see here, i'm just using my eyebrow lip razor and i would say this is also a very vital part of making your hairline look as realistic as possible. I find that scissors give too much of a blunt straight cut line and it doesn't add a natural gradient um and it just makes everything look blocky and wiggy, so i would 100 recommend using an eyebrow razor instead of just normal scissors. Once i've got the lace cut, this is what it should look like, and this is honestly why i love closures so much because why does this already look amazing and i could really leave my house like this and no one could buy an eyelid but yeah? I decided i did actually want to do a side part, and this is what it looked like. All i did was shift the wig to the side of my head literally just moved up and then re-parted it. So it had a bit more of a curve to it, and this is what it looked like and again you could leave it like this guys if you don't want to wear baby hairs, if you don't want to do the extra gluing down. This is perfectly fine, but i just decided to use my olive oil fix it. It'S like a spritz gel and i just took a little bit on the back of my eyebrow razor and just pressed it down onto the lace just for a little bit of added security and to help everything melt a little bit better. I didn't do much, but you know why not. I went ahead and just tied it down with the eunice headband that the wig came with and just hot comb the parting to make sure it was super sleek and super defined. Once i did that i decided to add baby hairs. You don't have to do this because, like i said, the wig already looks cute as hell, but i'm extra and i love a good baby hair, especially with curly hair. So i just parted off this small section and then took my eyebrow razor and just cut it off. I only did a baby hair on one side of my head because obviously the other side's not going to be showing um. So there's no point but yeah. I just did that grabbed my olive oil mousse and just grabbed a tiny bit on a little toothbrush comb thing and just sweeped a little baby hair to the side. Once i did that, i'm just going to go ahead and grab my got to be hairspray and i'm just going to go ahead and spray the hair, because essentially what i want to create is like a swoop effect. Um you'll see me like use my fingers to mold the front of the hair. That way and again i feel like this is going to add more realism because, rather than it just being flat on your head um, it's going to add more dimension and depth into the hair by adding that little sweep um in the parting. Once i've done that i'm gon na re-wet the hair, it was already pretty damp, but i just want to make sure it was completely wet, took off my lashes as well, because they were annoying me. So much guys. So you know they'd be digging into your eyes. Sometimes i had to just rip them off, but yeah anyways back to the swoop, i'm taking my hot comb just to really make sure that my style is set in place once i've done this, i'm going to take my canty leave-in conditioner and i'm going to take My got to be black gel mix it all together in the palms of my hands, i'm taking quite a lot of product and being very generous with this, because i really want the hair to be super moisturized. I don't want any poofiness or any frizziness once the hair dries, and this is how you prevent that. So i'm really making sure i massage the hair with all this product, i'm also taking a hair brush to make sure everything is completely evenly distributed. And then i'm going to scrunch the ends of my hair and yeah, that's basically what i'm doing once this is done. This is the final look um. Let me know what you guys think for me honestly. I'Ve said this before closures are like a game changer because really and truly don't have to spend hours and hours styling your hair. You can just pop this on and call it a day. It is super beginner friendly. So if you've never worn frontals before this would be an amazing place to start - and you know the hair overall amazing. So i hope you guys, like this video, make sure you give me a like comment. Subscribe and i'll see you in the next one.