Lace Closure Feathered Bob Quick Weave | Detailed Tutorial

Hello, you guys this is Miss Felicia Inspire here today, I'm going to be demonstrating how I do a feathered, lace, closure Bob. So I've already put her stocking cap on and braided her down. All I'm doing is cutting the stocking cap and I cut it in the middle and then I cut on the other side, and you are going to be careful when you are cutting close to the hairline, because you can cut your client. So just take your time and cut that stocking cap back, so I'm going in with my concealer and you can get this from your local beauty supply store. This is the Ruby kisses, and this is the level 16 that I'm using on my client right now. I'M going to take my alcohol pad and I'm going to clean off any oils. That'S on the skin and this step is very, very important when you are doing this, because if you have oils on the skin, the lace will lift and it won't last the client as long as it would, if you properly clean the skin. So now I'm going to go in with my lace glue and I'm going to apply as many layers as I need, and I will link the information in the description box of the lace glue that I'm using now. You are going to get ready to put your lace closure on and I did go in and cut the edges of the lace closure so that it Blends in seamlessly - and I like to press it down on one side. And then I like to move to the other side and when you go to the other side, you're going to make sure that you kind of pull it. So I do use one of my fingers to hold it down so that it doesn't move or lift up, and then I kind of press it in just a little bit just to make sure that the lace adhere to the skin, with the lace glue. Also, I did use about five layers of glue when I applied the layers, but I did that off camera, so yeah, all you're going to do is put your lace, closure on and then you're going to begin sewing it down. I like to start sewing from the back of the closure so that you don't have to worry about any humps or bumps. So this is this step is like you: do anything else, you're going to sew it down, make sure that you don't have any buckling going on just take your time and if you have to just go ahead and clip that hair back. Don'T forget that if you like the content that I bring to this channel, don't forget to subscribe and don't forget to hit that notification Bell? Okay, so what I like to do, I use I like to use my black wrapping paper to tie down my lace closures. I also do this with frontals as well, and this will take the place of you using a melting band, and when you do this, you can throw this away. It'S sanitary, you don't have to worry about using it again and again, so yeah just go you're going you're just going to put the paper around and then you're going to go ahead and start gluing the rest of the paper - and this is another protective method so That the glue don't get on the client's skin also, I will begin offering one-on-one classes, so you may book me in the near future for one-on-one classes, anything that you need. I will be here to show you guys: okay, so I am going to start tracking the hair and all I'm going to do is go from side to side side to side, and I will link the information to this hair in the description box. For you guys to purchase when you are tracking, you may use any amount of packs of hair that you need um. Typically, I use uh two to three packs of hair, but it's totally up to you. I personally like to use at least two and a half or three packs of hair. That way, when you get ready to cut the layers, they will flow and you'll have more bounce. Now I am almost done tracking the hair. I am at the top of the head, and all you're going to do is continue to go from side to side like I'm doing here, and you are going to cover up that line on the edges of the lace, closure and you're going to continue to go In that same, U motion from side to side, okay! So now I am in the bank area and you're going to start laying the tracks going towards the face. If you want a full bang, you're going to lay the tracks going towards the face, if you have a client that want the hair going out of the face, you will continue to lay the tracks going down. So, whatever the direction you lay those tracks, that's where the fullness is going to be, and I'm going to be double tracking so that the bang area will be really really thick and I'm going to zoom in here. Just so that you guys can see what I am doing, don't forget that I am located in Atlanta and South Carolina. If you want to schedule an appointment, you may contact me directly and I will leave that information for you in the detail box as well. Now I'm going to cut the lace closure and I like to cut it in the middle just to give myself a little more control. I'Ve always done it this way, so you're going to take your eyebrow razor and you're going to carefully cut that lace. This is going to help it blend in seamlessly so that you don't have a line, and you are going to do this on the other side as well. Right now, I am sectioning out my baby hair area and you don't have to to do baby hairs. If you don't want to everybody, don't like baby hair, but I personally I like baby hair. So this is what I'm going to do: you're going to use your razor to trim it down, and that helps it not look so straight. So now I'm going to begin parting, the hair and you can do a curved part straight part, whatever kind of part you want to do, but I always like to do a curved parting, because it just looks so much more better and all you're going to do Is get that hair out of the part kind of make sure you look in at your client and make sure that you're not putting it too far up or too far down unless you're doing a deep part? But this is The Parting that I'm doing is very, very easy and it looks a lot better use your tweezers to tweeze the hair out of The Parting area and take your time and do this. You don't want to poke a hole into the lace. So take your time and tweeze out that area and you're going to get all of the hair out of The Parting area, because it makes a heck of a difference when that part is clean. I am now applying my Aunt Jackie's frizz Patrol phone wrapping lotion and I will have that information in the detail box, for you guys, y'all already know. I use this all of the time and it is my all-time favorite. You can use any foam wrap lotion that you want, but you don't want to use anything. That'S going to have your lace lifting up. So this is all you're going to do. You'Re going to use your foam Revolution to style and lay down the hair or on the closure, and this is going to help give it that Sleek. Look so yeah, go ahead and take your time and do this. But don't take too much time, because if you keep all of that foam wrap lotion on there keep it to wet, it will start to lift. So just do it in a good, timely manner, and do it really really cute and just mold it down so that you have a nice look whenever she come out from under the dryer. So this is how I'm going to add a little bit of baby hairs. Just to customize it put a little bit on the edges and go ahead and swoop the hair around, and whenever you're doing this, you can style them. How you want to, but this is how I like to do it just kind of swoop it around give it a little bit of pizzazz and just go ahead on and put it under the dryer, as you can see where the eyebrow arch comes into play, like It Blends in it don't have straight lines and it looks really really nice. Now, I'm going to use my black wrapping paper and this is going to help hold it down while she's under the dryer, and I love these wrap strips. You can get them from your local beauty, supply store and these are disposable, so you can throw them away now that she's out from under the dryer, I am spraying my essations shine spray on it, and this is going to help loosen it up, because when you Use a lot of and Jackie's phone wrapping lotion, it will get hard, but it does the job like I really really like it. So you have to use a little bit of it and not too much of it, but it's totally up to you, but you can see how the hair is just really really slick without even doing anything to it. But, like I said you will use any type of you can use like an oil um, a lightweight Sheen, but I love to use the East Asians shine spray. I'M going to use my hot comb to go and smooth this out see. Look how it looks. You guys it looks so nice when you go over it with the hot comb, and this is a and this hot comb, and I will leave the link to that in the in the description box as well. After that, I go behind it with my holding spray, and this is the Bed Head hard head, and I will link that in the description box, for you guys too, so I go behind it just to kind of lock it in everybody, don't like their baby, hair Or their hair kind of hard, but it's not really hard for say, but it holds everything in in place and locks it in. But this is personal choice. If you want to do this or not, but this is what I like to do so I'm going in with my concealer and I'm going to detail the part so that it pops, like I said you can get this from your local beauty supply store, and this Is the Ruby kisses and I am using the level 16. now I'm going in with my black dye and I am cleaning out the part as you can see, this will really detail your part and clean it up so that all everything is even - and I love To do this because, when you're doing a curved part, it's hard to get a straight clean line. So all I do is go in and paint it in with my brush, and this is just temporary black coloring just so that you can color all of the roots, because maybe if you, for instance, if you you bleach the knots and it bleed - you can do This method to cover any bleed spots of the bleach, if you kind of you, know bleach too much on the knot, so I locked that in with my Bed Head hard head, as you can see, the part looks very nice and neat blow dry it in because Of course it is wet, so you want that dry so that it don't get on anything and then I just spray my shine spray on it right now, I'm going to pull that hair out at a 90 degree. I want let the layers pretty high in the back, so I'm going to use my Razor to razor the layers into this, because I want it to be a little soft. You can do this with clippers. You can do this with scissors, but for me I like to use my razor comb to do this and you will continue to do this all the way around the Bob, but on the sides you will pull the hair towards the middle guide so that you keep The length on the sides now I'm going to go in and cut the back with the scissors, and this is basically going to line it up so that it gives it a clean, look and you're. You can keep the Bob long short, however, you want to, but she wants it kind of stacked up in the back. She likes it kind of short, so all I'm doing is go I'm going to cut it kind of short for her and you're going to take your time and do this. It'S no needs to rush because out of all things, this will make or break your style. You want those layers to be in there and you want everything to look nice and clean. This is what makes it clean you guys at the back, when I am flat ironing I like to use my H2 Pro flat irons, because it's hard to bend that hair on the back. So all you're going to do is just use uh. You can use the pencil irons, but this is the H2 Pro flat irons and I will leave the link to those in the description box and it's going to help you be able to grip that hair and bend it. The way that you need to now that I'm using my longer length, I will go ahead and start using my ion one stroke flat irons, and this is the one inch and this is going to help you go ahead and flat on the rest of that hair. When you flat iron, you don't have to put a Big Bend or like a curl in the hair you're just slightly putting a Bend to it. The layers are going to be there. So it's going to be very, very nice, so you don't have to do a whole lot of curling you're, basically just doing the minimum. All you're doing is bending that hair section and not the hair and all you're doing is putting a little bump and you are going to do this all the way around. It'S not nothing, fancy that you have to do. This is not hard at all. All you're going to do is just flat on that hair put a little Bend to it so that it looks very, very nice and you can already see the layers that's flowing. So now I'm going to trim the bang area and all I'm doing is taking my Razor and I'm putting some layers into the bang area and you can put as much layers as you want to I'm doing. A feathered, bang and it's going to blend in with the up with the side. That'S the heaviest. So all you're going to do is just take your time kind of put the layers in there don't go too hard with the razor because you don't want to cut off a lot of hair, but you want it to look nice and soft. So all I'm doing is taking my flat iron, putting a little Bend to it and again this is the ion one stroke, one inch and you're going to curl that hair going to the back, as you can see it, just flows really really nicely. So when you are using the ion one stroke flat iron like it's like when you are doing it, it has like a beveled Edge. So you don't have to worry about any lines being in the hair whenever you are flat ironing it, and I am now combing it and trimming off some of the ends of the hair. If you have any free hairs, you can trim those off, and this is how she's looking so far and I'm going to be doing my finishing touches kind of spraying it down just a little bit more. You don't have to use that much, but all I'm doing now is I'm getting ready to give it a more graduated look. So I take my razor comb and I kinda razor it down so that it looks a lot better so that everything kind of flows. So this is what you will be doing to the back of the hair, to give it a more more better look like it takes out a lot of the bulk, and it gives it like a more razor look like I just love when you know when I Do this because it makes the style look a lot better and then all you're going to do is just take your scissors and kind of line. Everything together see what I'm saying like it makes it look a whole lot better, and this is how you get that look. Okay, you guys this is pretty much the end of the style. I'M done, I'm just cleaning it up, making sure that everything is lined up. If you have any more questions, feel free to contact me, don't forget to like comment, share and subscribe and see you in the next video