5X5 Closure Customization| Ft. Queenlike

What'S up everybody, so we're gon na just jump right into this, I'm using law, real, quick blue powder. I only used one scoop and I used it with some Clairol 30 volume developer and I just kept pouring in the developer. As I went until I got this smooth consistency like a cream cheese, then I started to lay it out on the lace and when I'm laying out the mixture, I just like to press it down just a little bit instead of the leash, to just make sure That is gon na cover the black nuts. As you can see, then I washed it out, and then we went over to my wig head and I started to t pin it by the way. This is a queen leg, five by five, the closure there. It is all T pinned next, I put it back onto the stand and then I started to section off the first little row of what I would use as baby hairs when I'm actually installing it. On my head, I took a spray bottle and I sprayed it on to the closure because I just want to like keep the baby here is flat, and then there are the choices that I use, I'm just showing you the shape of them, I'm really weak about Crooked-Ass, as you can see, this looks kind of uncomfortable tonight, which it was so I just decided to take the rig height off and just put it on my lap and get to work when I plug, I don't plug from the root. I plug a centimeter away from the root here again, I'm just showing you the cheezer's, but this time I'm showing you the motion, so you don't flip from the roof. You pluck a centimeter away because it'll give the hairline a more natural look, because once you clip from the root, you can basically take hourly from that one spot. So just make sure you take your time when you're, squeezing it and carri I'm taking a very small, thin section of hair, just to make sure that when, whenever I decided to like brush it back, we're gon na ride feel like I'm being. I could comb the hair back over and really see the hairline, and, if I don't like, I was looking, I just go back, make another then grow and continue to plug Here. I am just brushing it back again, just to make sure the hairline is looking good. It'S looking cute, I want my stuff to look as natural as possible, so in order to do that, I have to go back in again just enter someone see this is the process like you just pluck it flip it flip it unless you get at it, like You do like some type of expert. You know the tweezer experts, then you need to be checking each section as you go, will not need section, that's kind of old detail about like two rows as you go. I also wanted to make note of the fact that the type of tunes that you do use does matter these tweezers. I don't really use for plucking, but I had plenty scissors which are loss now, but those are what I usually use and that really helps me get a very, very natural look. As you can see, the knots are not completely bleached, but I do end up going back and reaching it again, which is okay. You can reach your closure toys. I just went ahead with the cooking process because I wanted to hear to dry. I blew the NOx for a second time with the same products and I went in with shame I like shampoo and put it over the leaf and let it sit for about 10 minutes. I used some tents ver just to put more color back into the lace. The first one was mixed with ten and then this second one is dirt cocoa, and this is the end product. Thank you guys for watching. I hope that this really helps some of you guys if it did