How To: Closure Sew In No Glue Beginner Friendly

Hey you guys welcome back to my youtube channel. So today we are going to be doing a closure sewing I'll, be showing you guys all the different steps that I do and the different technique that I do to get my closure installed. So first things. First, what I did so far already was, I just put the bald cap on and I sprayed the guts of you spray, and now I'm just going around and sewing the perimeter of the cap down to where the closure is gon na, let it last for a Longer time now that the cap is sewn down, you can go in and you can customize the front of the bald cap. This is where you are going to cut it, or you know like leave. A little extra is based on how the clients, hair line is, and the kind of look that they want we're doing a basic traditional closure zone. So it's not going to be like a whole lot of capless to create the illusion of edges or anything like that. We'Re drawing just a simple Middle Park closure so now, I'm just going through and just making sure that the Cape is laying down extremely start with the God to be spray. And now I'm going to go through and and the god to be Joe. And - and this is what's gon na help - the closure be very seamless, they're, very flat in the front, and it actually gives like that extra hold. You do not need a lot of this product. You just need like just a thin layer of it because we will be going through and adding more later on in the video, so in this portion is when I'll go through and I'm going to measure my clients head with still elastic me in the lessig and Is what keeps the closure in place? This is perfect if you have a client who has a peak or a lower hairline, something that they may not be comfortable with cutting and yeah. This just allows you to be able to create their lower more natural hairline, where you may not have a foundation system one. So now I'm just going through and I'm just sewing the ends. The elastic band onto the closure after the beam is fully sewn in on both ends of the closure. You see it's super easy to just go ahead and just pull the holder right onto your clients head. You want it to be a little bit more like a tighter fit so that that way it lasts longer, and it's just a lot of the closure to lay flatter and it pulls it from from ear to ear just a little bit tighter without being too much Tension or your clients head, so you always want to make sure as well that you are asking your client if they are comfortable with how the band feels on the back of their neck because they're not it, will create a severe headache later one. It may not be something that they necessarily feel right then and there, but even if it's you know just double-check with them, make sure it's not pooling or anything like that. So because we're using our older coder that we use from a previous install. But it's going through and just cutting a little bit of lace. That'S on the front, and now I'm gon na go through and make sure that the part is straight is exactly where I wanted to be on my clients head. You know just fixing everything making sure that everything is up and thing. So, as I mentioned before, we're going to go through our second layer of the got to be glue, I actually prefer the yellow one for these form of installs or, if I'm doing like a clueless install, I feel like they just last a little bit better. They look a little bit better in the Agnes if they are glue. So if you've ever used, I go spot you'll, be a little bit more familiar on how to actually use the docks of glue in this portion at the install. So I'm just going through and just reinforcing just making sure everything is exactly where I would like it to be present everything Deanna, just making sure that everything is correct. After that I just went through and I spray the got to be sprayed on there. Just for more security now you could see. This is how your closure should look extremely more nature, so now we're gon na go through, and I'm going to show the closure down throughout the perimeter of her head. This is just for security. This is not a set that you could skip like the earliest experience. I prefer to do it some don't, but this is the step that you must do. This is just to give that closure to extra security and to make sure that it's flat now, when you're going through and you're stowing, the closure down do not skip sections. If you are, if your client braids are more spaced out or they might have like a center section here, you are still want to go through it. I'M spaced and do not necessarily have foundation underneath them now, when you go through them, spaces you're also going to go through the next break. That is next to it to give it that flatter install. So now I'm just going to go through and just um. So I buried the closure from the rest of my foundation. To be honest, the reason for this is because it creates security and it pulls the closure it's tighter, so where it will not only have it flatter, but it will also create a fuller install because I don't know if you guys ever notice, we were like. Sometimes the install like, if the wind is moment you can see underneath where the the closure is not a you, don't want to have to deal with that. You want your client to be able to have a seamless, install without any problem, and there you don't want there install to look thin so we're just gon na go through and we're gon na. So the trick our first track all the way around from each corner of the closure around to the back to meet the next you so now that you have completed your closure, someone in the bank we're gon na go through with the styling portion of the install. So now I'm just going through and I'm just making sure they're at the tengu every part of the hair so that when it comes to actually styling it, I don't have a problem at all. Whenever I'm doing straight here, if the texture is coming from curly or wavy, I love to use a serum, some type of serum you can use biosilk. Anything, that's like a silken in audio is something that you would use. So you just go to, and you just evenly portion it about here and then after we do that we're gon na take the blow-dryer and we're gon na blow dryer each. You know wave curl kink, whatever the texture of the hair is out so that when it comes to straighten it, you don't have a problem with straightening to here. So I went through and I straighten out the back portion of my clients here and me. I just wanted to show you guys how I actually styled the front of the closure, for this section I require a hot comb is up to you and what you want to use and what products you would like to use. But I feel like a hawk home is a must. So for this part I just take sections of the hair parting it and the front part over here and adding maybe like you, can use like a slick stick, because I feel like a lot of closures head. Like um, like flyaways or like shorter pieces of hair in them as well and using like a slick, stick will allow the pieces of hair to lay down without making them like sticky, but it'll still allow you to have that Flair. Look that more. You know seamless, look of the hair, so now you just go through you just press out piece-by-piece and this will create more a more sleeker look and then yeah you just go through or you press out. Each piece of the hair and the finished product will literally be perfect you, so I did the same exact steps. I just taught you guys to the other side of her head and I'm just going through and just reinforcing my flat irons and straightening out any pieces of the hair that may have not been as straight as I would have liked it to be. And just you know fully going through and making sure that everything is correct. The way that is supposed to be you - and this is one of my favorite steps - is when i go through, and i am i biosilk at the end to the top of the closure, and it just creates that sleek and shiny, so pressed. Look that we all love. This, ladies, will be your final. Look, I'm so proud of the outcome. I hope you guys enjoyed the video and that you were able to learn something new. If you did, please feel free to contact me via Instagram. All of my social media links will be in the description box and make sure that you subscribe and like this video. Thank you.