Flawless Leave Out Effect |Melted 5X5 Lace Closure Quickweave| How To Mold Baby Hair No Lifting ✨

Hey y'all welcome back to my channel and I'm back with another video, so this video is how to do a lace. Illusion closure, quick weave - and this was highly highly requested, so I'm pretty excited to show you guys this technique so right now, as you can see her hair's already braided up and I did four braids. So it's a brace total for this foundation and then I'm going in with my god to be free spray to spray her hair and then I'm also going in with my glue protectant so put that all around her hair before I applied the cap. Just to make sure that no glue will not get onto her hair and then right now you see me spraying some more got to be free spray and then I'm about to just blow dry that all together and then after I apply on the cap, I'm going To be applying it on the front of the cap, and this is where the closure is going to lay so after I do that, and that is all dry. I will be going in with my Ruby kisses makeup and the number nine tone and I'm gon na be applying that just at the front of her hair and then I'm gon na start blowing in her extensions. So a technique that I like to do when I'm glowing in or either sewing in my extensions I like to double with my tracks and all you do is basically just sewing or gluing two tracks and at a time just to speed up the process. In this way, it helps you to make sure that you install all of the hair. So if your client bringing four bundles, you will be able to put all four bundles and your clients here, because you're doubling your tracks and that's only if the our clients hair is big. Your head, clients head, is big enough because some people, his is just too small, so you won't use all of the hair, but this technique just make sure that the hair is full and nice. So now we're gon na cut the cap as close to the client's hairline as possible, and you want to make sure that you carve out the clients hairline. You don't really want to leave no excess cap on there, because you will always have to put your frontal or your closure a little bit above the cap. So you don't want it to just be unnecessary cap or until your clients hear, if it doesn't need to be there, because the client, the the closure or the frontal will be applied too far. So you want to wipe off your clients, forehead with the alcohol pad or a cotton ball really really good, and I do it about like three to four times on each client and then they he said that I like to use this bow to hold active, and I like to use three layers three to four layers, depending on how I'm feeling, depending on whether how long they want the install to last them. But usually I use three to four layers and I like to spread it out evenly and, like I said in my last video, you want to make sure that the width of the glue of being applied is wide enough. So the lace can stick. You want it to be wide enough, so it can stick and you want to smear it evenly to make sure everything is even enough, so it can turn clear and do its job and then, after it turned clear, I will go ahead and apply the lace and I also forgot to mention she got her hair and her closure from a local vendor in our city in Detroit. So I will. I will link her information down below. If you guys just want to check it out, you guys want to purchase from her. I think she got a website as well, so you guys fill in his hair. You can guys can go check that out and purchase your own, and I love this culture so much. It was an HD closure and, as you can see, it's about to blend into her skin is about to melt. If you apply to Google correctly, you will be able to just lay the closure down exactly in the right spots in the correct spots. You do not have to rush when you do this step. You can take your time and lay it as slow as you possibly can, because you do not want to mess up but, like I said before, if you applied it just like how I did and made it wide enough, and literally just do everything like how I Do you should be fine, so I'm just taking my blow dryer on high warm heat, and I like to blow dry that for a couple of minutes just to set the blue and make it melt, and this is the key to get it to notes until the Skin you need to blow-dry it on high heat in order for it to melt so for it, quick weeks or so means I like to so in my closures or frontals, especially for my quick, please, I feel like it lasts a lot longer and I just don't Like to put glue on to the front or the closure, that's just what I recommend you could do whatever you please, but I just like to prefer Lee. So my closures or my friends in regardless, if I'm doing a glueless install, I mean a glue and a glue, install or a sewing install I like to sew. So I'm just throwing that from I'm starting from the back and working my way to the front and I'm having my client hold the two sides, as you can see, with her two index fingers to make sure that the closure would not live for slide back or Go anywhere and then after I get done sewing in the closure, I'm gon na be taking my god to be free spay once one more time and I'm gon na be spraying that and taking my red elastic band, and I got this elastic band from Michaels. They got so many different colors they did, they only have it at the one that I went to. So that's what I got and you can buy it. It'S only cost like two or three dollars. It'S really really cheap and I had a whole roll, and this is like my Holy Grail, because this makes sure that that lace stay intact and it makes sure that that lace is being pressed down into that skin. So we won't go nowhere, honey. So right now, I'm about to just go ahead and flat on her hair and I just sprayed her hair with this pink lustres, miss polishing, miss and I'm about to flutter her hair on 450 degrees, and you will see me when I get to the top. So we bout to cut that lace off and you want to make sure that you get as close to the hairline as possible to not leave no extra lace on there because, like I said you will see it and when you're cutting the lace off, you want To make sure that you're cutting in zigzag motion, as you can see my hand, is rocking back and forth. That'S the results that you want. You never want to cut this straight across, so another technique that I like to do when forming my baby hairs and to make sure that that lace is really melted. In seamless, I like to part out the section where I'm gon na be doing her baby hairs, and I like to take the same makeup that I'll apply to her cap and her closure on to the hairline of where I'm a part of her baby hairs. As you can see right now, and this just makes sure that it's blended so after I applied the makeup, I'm gon na be going in with my got to be free spray again and then I'm gon na be taking that same red elastic band and I'm gon Na be tying that and letting that sit for five minutes, and then, when I tell you when I take that band off, it's like the the lace is just completely gone. It'S completely gone, it's melted, it's seamless and I love this technique. I love it so much so, while that sitting and dry I'm about to go ahead and continue to flutter on her hair and then after that, we're about to take this scarf on at the scarf, rather take this band off and then we're gon na mode. Her baby hairs and I like to use the Nairobi foam. I would never switch up, but I really want to try the Ericka J foam, the fluff stuff, because I've been hearing a lot of good reviews about it and I wan na try that and I'm gon na buy me some so y'all gon na see that video Real songs, I'm just putting this kerokero wax and stick all throughout the top of her hair. To make sure that when I go in with my hot comb, everything is flat and seamless. I cut my baby hairs about 1 inches and, like I said, I use the Nairobi foam and you want to be real light handed when you do this step, be very lightweight and just roll with the flow just literally just work. Your race work your wrist and don't try to press so hard down into the lace with your fingers, just try to use the comb and the teeth of the comb as much as possible, and let me just put this out there. I was not a pro at doing baby hairs when I first started off. It does take time it takes time and it takes practice, don't give up, keep striving, keep pushing and keep working on it, and I'm telling you you will get the same results and if not even better okay, you will get the better results even better than me. That'S the goal like do it the best way you can use the products that you can use the product that's best for you, that's what I try to tell everybody. This method may not work for you. You may can work with the jail if the jail works. Best for you then work with the jail, but don't just give up because a method isn't best for you try another method, because that may be the method for you. So if you have a hooded dryer at your salon or your home, you can have your clients sit under the dryer for about like a good 20 minutes to make sure that that mousse is really dry underneath that scarf. But I don't so I'm having my client just blow-dry that back and forth for me and when I'm done flat iron in her hair, I will be taking the same blow-dryer and going in for a couple more extra minutes to make sure that everything is completely dry. Before I take the scarf off, you want to make sure that the mousse is completely dry before you take your head wrap off. So I'm just adding some more that polish and shine little mist and it's just to loosen up the baby hairs from being so hard from the mousse, and I like to comb out my baby ears. You can leave it exactly like how it is after you take the scarf off, but me personally, I like the fluffy look, so I like to comb them out and then we're gon na hit that top of that closure with the pressing comb one more time to Get it as flat as possible and just do our finishing touches guys. And then I like to take my angle, my small angle, brush as well, and use the same makeup that I use this whole time and apply it to her part. And it is make sure that her part looks nice and sharp and on point - and this just give yo it, it brings yo your whole install from looking okay, it's a BAM. You know what I'm saying like it's. Just it's a complete difference. It'S a complete difference! So this is the finished, look guys. I really hope you enjoyed this video. I really enjoyed making this video for you guys and if you haven't already make sure you follow me on Instagram, so you won't miss out on anything because I be on there most. 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