Lets Make A Lace Closure Wig Like A Pro| Beginner Friendly

Hi guys welcome back to my youtube channel. So today I am making a lace, closure, wig and also, if you are a first-time watcher of my video and you haven't, subscribed, make sure you go ahead and subscribe and help a new youtuber out so um today. Of course, I'm making a lace, closure wig and I'm making it for one of my cousin and I decided to film it. Why not right so film, this great work that I'm about to put in into these okay. Let me down now so things that you're gon na need is a wig, a wig cap and also you're going to need your measuring tape, of course, which is like a dollar on Amazon. You'Re gon na also need your wig head so the week the head that I'm using is the same sircumference size of my cousin's head, which is a 22 so in the wig cap, is the same circumference I feel like this is very important when you're doing that. So have the wig head the same or and the wig cap the same so when it goes on to your clients head or anyone you're making it for it's perfect and fit really well. Okay, so also you're gon na need a scissors, of course, and you're gon na need a nylon thread. Let me tell you about this right here. This nylon thread is absolutely amazing for any week you're making absolutely amazing, and of course you don't need your t. Pins and you're gon na need your C needles and, as you can see, I made sure I thread all of the DC pins, because I got no patience at all y'all, alright. So the actual here that I'm using it's a deeply curly here, it's a 28 26 24 with a 20 closure and I went off camera and I kind of line up and use my t pins. To put my cap, not my cap, my lace, closure down onto the actual wig cap very, very neat and nice. They also bring the front of the closure down, like, I would say, like less than half an inch down. So when the way Sonnen finished um little baby here can be used to make everything look really really great okay. So let's get into sewing the actual lace closure or even, if you're doing a lace frontal. You want to actually do this process. So whenever you start in, you want to make sure that you are making not, and I made my knots about like 2 to 3 times 3 times the tops um. You can do it twice, but for me I want to make sure that the wig is not gon na fall apart. So at the beginning and the end I make my knots so everything looks good. Ok, so I am going to actually play music, so you can watch cuz. I just feel like with voiceover. You can talk, you can talk, you could talk and I'm not the best I doing voiceover, so I'm gon na let the music play. While you see how I go my way, alright guys, so I really wanted to point this out on us too, like when I'm making clothes your wigs, my biggest pet peeve is when you make your clothes wave, you have it on and when the breeze blow you Can see the tracks on the side hate it hate it so much, so I wanted to point out that the way I made my closure wig now is that I actually, after like sewing up to like four tracks in the back, I sort of bring up the Actual one of the tracks up to the side, so that once I am have my wig on and you know the wind blow and anything you won't be able to see any tracks. You everything came out. I went off camera and hot/cold me add a little conditioner to it and pluck it as well. Everything looks good look at that. Y'All no tracks join, it's so good. My cousin is going to love her wig. I love this new technique that I'm doing with my closure way. It'S so beautiful, look at the hair is so gorgeous, so guys, please remember to give me a thumbs up if you love this video and don't forget to subscribe, because I got a lot of content coming your way guys. So please remember and like and subscribe and thank you so much for watching bye.