Lace Closure Sew In With The New 2X6 Lace Closure !! Wiggins Hair

What'S up YouTube, it's your girl, Jasmine thanks for joining me today. This video, I'm gon na, show you how to do a full sew-in with a lace closure. It really won't be like a fool like detailed, but I tried to get as much information and as much footage as I could, for you guys bear with me. I'M gon na start doing more of these tutorials these videos, for you guys so that you can kind of see exactly what I do, because I am a licensed hairstylist here in Michigan. So, let's get into it. The first thing I'm going to start off with is clean blow dried hair. I'M going to be doing a lace closure, so in middle parts. So first you want to start with a really good flat foundation and that's pretty much what I'm doing right here. I just braid everything back and then I interlock the braves as I go, so I'm pretty much left with one braid in the back, but because the hair was a little thick, I had to kind of work around it so long as you make sure your braids Pop your baby braid pattern is like really flat and straight. You could just kind of sew those pieces down so that it all lays flat. Now I do use a net with my lace. Closure sew ins, especially my middle part, is just a personal preference. So that's what you see the net they're now moving along two of this hair. This is the newest closure on the market you guys or unless I'm late, I don't know but new. For me, this is a two by six lace: closure, perfect for middle parts. When I tell you, listen this middle part, closure is just everything, because a six part is six inches straight back and there's only two inches wide. So it's perfect. If you wanted to lay flat, you get that long part which makes your installs look even more natural, and I literally cannot wait to start doing more of these because, oh my gosh, it was so easy, so flat and just flawless so anyway, what I'm doing is I'M just anchor in the side first and once I anchor that I'm just going to sew half of the side down and then I'm gon na go to the other side and do pretty much the same thing. Let me know if you want a if you guys want any more detailed, step-by-step tutorial on how to do a lace closure sew in or like just how to install the lace closures, because I know they can be very tricky at times. Just give me a thumbs up also give me a thumbs up if y'all are here for this 2x6 lace closure like let's get it okay, whoever you invented this. Thank you. When you're installing your closures and frontals, you guys it is totally fine to have your client help you, especially when you want it to lay flat so having my client hold down that lace, just so that I can finish sewing down everything so that that front part. Don'T slide back because it can happen. It happened to me so many times and y'all not cute, but anyway, look at this. You guys, when I tell you no bleach knots, no plucking, nothing. I just put this closure on. It was ready to go like I just I love it anyway finishing up you guys. I go from side to side, then I'm gon na just pretty much go completely around and finish sewing that down and baby okay. So here's where I go in and cut the lace before I cut the lace, I'm gon na part a little bit of hair and have my client hold that down, so that I can anchor that lace onto that braid. Underneath that way, it will lay really flat, because even if you do pull the size down, you're still gon na have that buckle that lifts right, where that lace is in the front of the part so I'm going in and for my lace closures you guys, I Use a nylon thread, nylon thread for my lace closures, just because the thread is very thin and you can't see it when you're going in between closure that little tab right there. You see that little tab, I'm gon na, take my needle and I'm going to literally anchor that down just go right in the middle of that tab and go under a braid and pull it back. You won't even see it after that, and this is pretty much to finish product for the closure. Now my client has a widow's peak, so I did leave out that front part of her hair just so that it doesn't look kind of weird so moving along to the hair bundles. This hair I forgot to mention, is from Wiggins and I'm using the body wave 22 and to 20 inches. This hair is so soft. My client kept telling me like, oh my god, Jasmine is here so soft is so light. I am going to install all three bundles. I am doubled weft in so just pretty much doubling doubling the tracks, I should say, and I'm folding over, so I'm not cutting anything so that well, my client wants to remove this installation. She will be able to reuse this hair and I'm pretty sure she probably will be able to reuse this closure as well, because the closure did not need any customization whatsoever. So I'm pretty sure she can reuse this hair for another installation which is really good because we buy our hair bundles, you guys we want to be able to use them and reuse them all right. So that's one bundle down. I'M going to continue going from side to side, double wefted and folding over the tracks and pretty much come to a conclusion. This is the final look here, guys, don't mind myself. So this is what the hair looks like in his natural pattern, the body wave, I'm just gon na go ahead and flatten out the top a little bit. I did add some curls in it. I didn't do a lot. She liked to hear the way it was so we just kept it that way. This completes this quick video on this full lace closure, so in three bundles and a two by six closure, which I definitely will recommend, go ahead and check out the description box. There is some information in there on this hair and make sure you check out my page on facebook and instagram at classy crowns. That is my business. That is where I will showcase all of my work and if you guys are interested in in the area and want to book an appointment with me, you can go ahead and do that also on my page, I am located in Michigan leave some comments below and Other videos, you guys want me to do, and I will see you guys in the next one bye