Closure Sew In Tutorial Glueless Method No Glue

Merry Christmas, today, I'm going to be doing a tutorial on how I do a glue disclosure, so we to achieve the glue is met there. I use an elastic band or an elastic headband that I found at my local beauty supply store, and I did so both sides to the closure for the second time to make it look as realistic as possible. I did bleach tonight off-camera, so to start out, you want to put a net on top of there and then cut out the part where the lace closure area, the closure will lay you're gon na place. The closure, where you want it to go, you want it. A little bit above the hairline, so you won't have your natural edges coming out. Cuz! You want to be protected. That'S the point of this protective style, so I'm just showing you that it's transparent after I pleats the lace. It looks very, very natural and just assuring that everything is where I want it before. I start sewing it down the closure, making sure that at no time, while I'm sewing it down, the closure is able to shift so I'm putting it through the closure through the braid wrapping it and pull, and I'm gon na do this around the whole entire closure. Until the closure is completely down, I'm gon na start on one side, which is currently the right side. I'Ll do the left side and then do the back. My personal experience using the elastic band will give you a little more time, maybe a week before the closure starts to live or start shifting back, because we all know most of the time after about two weeks, you can start seeing your real hair line and that's Not what we want, I'm saying you don't want to ship the behind the hairline, because you're pulling the thread too hard. So just take your time and it should come out just fine if you go by these steps. Put it through the closure. Put it through the braid or the net, that's it, and now that I've done both sides, I'm going to secure the back. That is the last part that you want to do, because the back is easier because you've already had everything it was sewn down now. This is an extra step that I like to. Do I like to secure the band because by securing the band, sometimes I can get a little heavy-handed whenever I saw and it may cause the band to move which will also adjust the closure, because if you notice, we didn't start at the front of the band, We started at the back of the bed so by me sewing too hard or sewing to pulling the hair too rough. It'S going to cause it to shift and that's not what we want. So I always sew down the band for the extra security. Then I take and cut off both sides, and I don't want to do a straight line because it makes it look less realistic. So after I cut this piece off, you'll see how it blends seamlessly right into the skin, and there has not been any glue involved and then do the same to the other side as well, making sure that there is no lumps in the closure before I start To sew the hair down, I also go ahead and apply a little bit of mousse, just to make sure that everything is laying seamlessly and flat. On my hair, I always start from the front right corner to me. It just makes the style look full and it also shapes the face better. It doesn't matter if I'm doing a middle part, it doesn't matter from doing the side part. I always start from the front right, because I want to make sure that I'm making the bundles or making the hair look as full as possible. When I get to the other side, I like to fold over method and I'll make sure I sew it down with a dude, because you don't want it to be bulky and I'll do the same technique going back, look at the braid wrap it pull it. I saw you do you're gon na go from side to side all the way to get to the top doing the same method, and if you notice I'm sawing right over the elastic band, it's not causing any unnecessary attention. It'S actually very comfortable for her. It'S simply acting as another braid, so I'm just sawing right over the elastic band as if it wasn't even there. As you see, my top track is a little closer to the lace closure than the other hair, because I want to make sure that it is still full at the front, and I also want it to be seamless and not to have any bumps or lumps. Because that's not cute, I'm gon na stop by putting my mousse running my fingers through it and using my hot comb, making sure that it is super flat at the top, because that definitely makes to start and defines the part, and that's pretty much it I mean. If you need a more detailed video of how to the closure feel free to comment, I hope that this video was helpful, don't forget to Like and subscribe, and look forward to future uploads. Thank you.