How To | Fringe Bangs On 4X4 Lace Closure (Beginner Friendly) ♡

Hi guys it's precious Breo welcome back to my channel. So today I'm gon na be showing you how I got these bangs. It'S not necessarily French bright bangs, but I feel like they're cute. So if you want to see how I got, let me just continue watching the video. So now I'm just brushing out the hair. This is an old wig that was like in a bag in the back in the corner, and so you just want to make sure to brush it out so that the hair is more manageable. Now, I'm just sectioning off the hair that I'm gon na be cutting into the vein, be mindful when you're parting, the bigger your part, is, and the more hair that you use the thicker your ring is gon na, be my bang ended up coming out too big And I had to go back in and fix it, so just be mindful of that. You should have a smaller part if you want a thinner bang in a bigger part, if you want a thicker V and I'm using the Chi e protecting spray. This is a really good heat protectant, so I think that everybody should try and go out and get it if you want to get it at a more affordable rate. You can go and try like my shoes and see J max I've seen it there because it is a little bit expensive. So now I'm just going in with a powder. This is a very old closure and I went at my parting space to look a little bit more natural. So that's why I'm using that powder and then I'm going to be using some alcohol just so that I can get rid of the excess powder that got on the hair. So I'm using this hot comb just to make sure that I'm combing older than hair in the direction that I wanted to go in. Just so that everything can stay in place. Be careful when you're, using these hot combs, um, they're, very hot and I'm clumsy. And I burned myself again in this video - and I just be careful reusing these, because it's so easy to burn yourself also make sure that you're not using too much product on here. I use so much product that I had to go through with the hot comb. So many times because the hair was so wet from the amount of like he protectant spray that I so before I cut it, I made sure to twist it. I felt like this helped of being be shorter in the middle and a little bit longer on the ends, which I thought was really cute and help frame my face. I also made sure to make my bangs longer than what I actually wanted it to be, and then I'm good later, you're gon na see me go back in and cut it to the length I actually wanted to do cut it into. I did this because if you cut it too short, you can't fix it, but if you cut it longer than what you actually want it to be, you can always go back in and trim it, which I did and I felt like it came out really cute. Okay, now I'm just bumping it to see where it actually falls on my eyes and stuff like that, as you can see, this is before I fixed it, and right here I felt like the bang was a little bit too thick so again be mindful of the Parting space, if you want a thinner, bang, then use a smaller party unless here also I'm not the best like bumper or whatever. You want to call it, but I still feel like nothing came out pretty cute. So here is where I went in and I made the being thinner like I said before. This is an old closure, so I actually just cut the closer a little bit shorter. This is only if you're using an older closure in the beginning. You can just start off by using a smaller part, and then, if you want it thicker, then you can go back in and recut the hair. That'S how I suggest you doing it but yeah. I, like it a lot better with the thinner, the thinner vane and now I'm just using the hot comb, like I said before, just to brush everything or comb everything into place. So this is where I realized that the beans were a little bit too long.