32” Straight Style Your Lace Closure To Look Like A Frontal |Rose Hair

Party, hey beauties and welcome back to i'm beautiful hustler tv today, we'll be doing a lace, closure installation today's hair is from rose hair. Now. First of all, i love the packaging that this box came in. It'S like a cute little handbag type of packaging, which i thought was really really cute. I don't really get this type of packaging often, but, however, they did send me over uh these long straight bundles um in a matching lace closure. The closure was about a 20 or 22, but no worries. I will have all the details down below in the description box and the bonus they gave me was a 30 inch and 232 straight inch bundles and for today's install this will be like a just. You know i will be focusing on how to apply your closure and how to do like a cute little closure, hex style, um that you can do um. You know that you can do in your client instead of just doing a simple middle or side part. I thought to get a little bit creative with that 4x4 lace closure. So i hope you guys enjoy this video and stay tuned now for today's installation we will be focusing on the closure, so i will not be showing you how i glued the bundles in the back, because i do have videos already on my channel that show you That uh in detail, so i'm just going to start by taking uh the 4x4 lace closure and applying her foundation on the inside of that closure on the top as well, and i just went ahead and zoomed, you know zoomed in a little bit more. So you guys can see, and for today instead of uh sewing the closure on first and then gluing it down. I'M just going to go ahead and take my lace, mitt adhesive in my dual spreader and i'm just going to apply the glue first and once i get all of that glue applied on that um. You know on that cap and on her skin. I will go ahead and um, you know after it turns clear and pull will push that lace into position on that glue, but before i even get into that, i'm just going to go ahead and cut off the little thick flaps, and this will help your closure. Be more seamless - and this also gives you that closure hack to make your uh closure look more like a frontal, because you will not see those little thick scraps on the ends. So i just go ahead and i clip that off and now that that glue is turning clear as you can see, as i'm cutting away um that closure piece, i will go ahead and add another layer for her installation. I did use about four layers of lace glue and then, once that final layer turned clear, i went ahead and placed that closure exactly where i needed to be, and then i had her hold it down in the front, and you know, as i blow dried it And you know sewed it down all around now when some of the bundles down you want to make sure that you have that closure stretch all the way out completely flat. That way you do not get no lumps or clumps when parting or puffiness. Underneath your lace closure, when you are trying to part and style your uh unit, so make sure you do have it stretched out completely flat and that they're holding their front down firmly. So you can sew it down flat. That was good. So now that that closure is completely sold out, i'm just going to go ahead and um prepare this closure to be. You know secured with the elastic band, so i'm just going to make a little knot with the top of that closure, and then i'm going to go on with my hot comb, and you know hot comb, the roots of that lace, close your back, because that heat Also from that, hot comb helps that lace, closure uh melt even better, so i'm just gon na go ahead and, as i mentioned, take that hot comb and just hot comb that lace back before i tie it down with the elastic and while that elastic is on There i went ahead off camera and glued all of the tracks in the back and the reason i did not show this because, as i mentioned, i do have tutorials in detail on how to bond in the back of your bundles or i've showed in a tutorial. Gluing in the tracks, with you know, a lace, closure and everything like that, so you can guide. You know you guys can check out uh one of those videos, so it took me about 15 minutes to glue in the back of the bone bruise, because i do double weft, which i also have a video in detail on how to do that, and i'm just Going to go ahead and glue that last track in up to the closure and remember you do not want to put it directly on top of the closure. You just want to put it up close to it, because at any time you can be able um to you, know, just cut that closure out and replace it with another 4x4. If you, you know, the person's closure becomes damaged and they just want to touch it up. You should be able to just remove that closure and place down a new one, so that is the reason why you do not want to glue. On top of that, you know, on top of the sewed part on top of that closure just so, it will be easier for you to do touch-up installations if needed be, but i'm just going to go ahead and blow dry that last track on the heat setting And i will begin to um, you know, cut off the extra lace and finish melting the closure down before i get into the styling. So for today's style i will be doing a middle part um with the two little uh. You know bang pieces in the front and you know the little links on the closure, but instead of the links crisscrossing they're just gon na um, you know just go straight back um, i'm not gon na criss across, like chris cross it over the middle part. I'M just going to um keep that middle part, but do the links on each side and have them connect on inside and um. When i did post this install a lot of people didn't even know it was a closure, they assumed it was a frontal so um. That is the whole purpose of doing installations like this, where you make the closures more seamless and everything because it is like a you know: a lace, closure hat hack, not hats. What the hell am i talking about, but a lace, closure hat, so um anyhoo um. What i did was, i just went ahead and parted down the center and i'm just parting, the hair around the closure. So i can just take my glam wax stick and my hot comb and just really smooth that area out nice and flat, and you guys will see how pretty it looks and how neat it does look. So you want to make sure whether you are using a closure or frontal. You do take the hair to cover up the tracks underneath on your lace unit, so i'm just going to go ahead and do that and once that gets neat. I will part this section right here that i have parted off in half and begin to do my linked connect style that i'm doing using some black rubber bands, also by the way when i do this section, i did not part that section just regular straight back. I still parted it in a diagonal in that section, so um the partings would be more like triangle trapezoid, like i guess, if that's what you want to call it like um yeah, that's how i wanted it to be so i parted the part. The section into uh, you know, i split it into two with the diagonal part and i'm just going to um just use two rubber bands on each little section. Then i will connect it all together and repeat the same steps to the other side as well. That was good, hey, what's good shikari and basically what i did to one side. I repeated to the other side as well, and this is what it's looking like pretty much. I'M just tightening up the rubber bands and i'm just gon na go in with the wax. Stick and smooth everything out um once again, and i did also flat iron, the hair behind the rubber bands, and i still have to press out the rest of the straight hair as well. Just to make sure that everything is nice flat and neat. So i will go ahead and go in with some heat protectant spray and i'm going to bone straight, the hair right on out using my flat iron. So, what's and last but not least, i'm going to just take some concealer and conceal up the parts. I did not use black spray because i just didn't feel like it was needed this time around. So once i conceal the part, i am pretty much done with this installation um. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Let me know what you think down below in the comments and thank you guys for staying tuned to inbeautiful. Hustle tv see you next time. Bye,