How To Make A Closure Look Like A Frontal | Ft. Julia Hair

Okay, so you're gon na want to start off with your wig. I just made this wig last night and it's best to always start off with damp hair when it comes to plugging the hair line on anything, whether it be a frontal or a closure. So I'm just gon na go in with my lot of body foaming mousse and I'm only gon na be working at one side at a time just so that I can really show you guys and explain to you guys what I'm doing. But this is just fairly simple and very easy. You totally can use water. You do not have to use any type of foamy mousse, but this is what I'm choosing to use. So it's pretty self-explanatory as far as you guys, just watching the video to see what I'm doing but I'll try to explain it to the best of my ability. So I'm gon na start with the outer part of the hairline, I'm just gon na part, a very thin section. I'M gon na go in and just start plucking some hair. Now the thing about this, that makes it easier is one the hair being wet and two you need to have a really good pair of tweezers. So the way that I tweeze, which I'm not a professional tweezer at all, I just do what works best for me. Is I try not to stay in the same place for a long period of time, because when you do that, that's how you develop bald spots. You kind of want to space it out like pluck a section skip a little part, pluck a section skip a part and then keep plucking and go from there and then doing one section of the hairline is not going to cut it, so you will have to Part another section just because we wanted to kind of look as natural as possible, as you guys can see the hairline on this. It'S pretty dense. So I'm just using my finger to do what I had told you guys earlier as a guideline. So I know where to or not to pluck out to leave enough space so that I don't have any bald spots on my closure and I'm just gon na comb, the hair out as I go so that I could see what the hairline is. Looking like the thing about tweezing is you're, not gon na know how it looks unless you check, I wouldn't advise for you to just tweet tweet tweet and just hope that it comes out right. It'S okay to comb all the hair back, so that you could see how it's looking so far, because that's the only way you're gon na know if you need to tweeze some more or you need to stop you, okay! So now what I'm doing is. I am plucking at the very front of the hairline, because I know that I want this unit to have a little bit of baby hair on it, which is the whole purpose of this video. So you will need to go ahead and plug from the very front. Just make sure that should be very careful because it's okay to have a bald spot if you accidentally mess up in the middle, but you don't want it on the hairline part, because then it just becomes all bad at that point, trust me. I know so now that I finished that side, I'm just going to go ahead and repeat the same steps to go ahead and do the other side, oh, and by the way guys it may look like my closure is severely over bleached. However, it is not. That is just the makeup that is on my wig head, so just FYI you, so this is what the hairline on the closure is looking like. Now you can do it until you're satisfied, but I am going to stop right here at this point just because I don't want to over plug it and I'm pretty pleased with how it looks so far. So now I'm just gon na go ahead and proceed to applying this wig and showing you guys exactly how I finesse it and try to make it look like a front so so off-camera. I did go ahead and straighten this wig, and the key to making your units lay flat is to flatten the top part of the wig. Now, to do that, you could use a curling iron. You can use a curling wand. What I did was, I went ahead and used my plug in a pressing comb. I highly recommend that you guys get one of those if you're gon na be wearing closures and frontals, it will just make it so much easier to go ahead and flatten it out. So that it looks as natural as possible now, instead of cutting straight across what I'm gon na be doing, is just cutting in a zigzag motion just to help it look a little bit more natural. Like I said, we are going to finesse this wig and make it appear that we are wearing in front. So when really it's just a closure, now I'm just going to proceed in Lane. This part down with my got to be glue gel now. The good thing about this being a closure unit is that you don't have to do the bald cap stocking method or anything like that. You could wear a stocking cap underneath it if you want it to your choice I chose not to, and this is what it is looking like before I get ready to do the baby hairs. It looks really really natural really good, so we're off to a good start. So far now all I'm doing is just sectioning out some of the hairs so that we can go ahead and work on this hairline here really simple: I'm not an expert at doing baby hairs. So this part requires a lot of skill. It'S not something that you're gon na learn how to do overnight. It just comes with practice. Sometimes mine, don't always look good and then there's some times when I get it to look perfect, but it's just like a trial and error type of things. So make sure you take your time on this part and have a lot of patience like you can see the look on my face like here. We go about to try to not too this up, you, okay guys. So this is pretty much the end of this video. I do hope that you guys enjoyed it. It was very easy, very simple to follow. I am just gon na go ahead and give you guys some little information about this hair. This hair is from Ali Julia hair. They did reach out to me at me reviewing some of their hair, so I chose to get their Brazilian body. Wave. Closure is 20 inches and then I also have in 3 bundles and I did fit all three bundles onto this wig. When I made it last night, I have a a 22 24 and a 26, and this is all Brazilian body wave hair. I will leave all their information linked down, be like kind of like a an initial review type thing. I will have a more in-depth review. It'S just I'm currently wearing some other hairs, not too bad, huh I'll, probably go in and clean it up or fix it. A little bit later, but right now, I'm just gon na leave it cuz. I find that when I mess with stuff too much and try to make it perfect, it just comes out worser than it was before. So I like it. Let me know what you guys think down below in the comment section, and I will see you guys in my next video. 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