How To Ventilate A Lace Closure | Custom Wigmaking

Hi YouTube: this is gon na slowly. It'S going to give you a little close-up of me ventilating. I don't have any special light. I just have the light from the window. So right now, I'm just creating my over fold. I like to give it at least two inches of over fold and give it a couple twists, I'm ventilating with my one needle meaning it's supposed to grab one strand of hair, but right now, since I'm back here, I haven't got way up to the hairline. This kink line as my hairline, it can grab two strands of hair and I'm not really gon na force it to grab why this is my water bottle. I have a little bit of hairspray and I like to keep the net a little wet because as it the hair slides through the net it makes it lay down. You can probably tell it might be grabbing two strands of hair, which is perfectly okay. I don't know why some wigmaker's think it's taboo to show you up close and personal when we're working, but it just depends on the person. You know I am only a year at making lace-front, so I really don't care. I think everyone should learn how to do this, so you can have that very beautiful hair line that just blends right in with your baby hair, because what I do is so clamps and it's so slap that all you have to do is sew a couple clamps Here and here clamp it in and just chill your baby here over the hairline and you don't have to worry about glue and tape and bonding, and all that you know crazy stuff because you definitely it's definitely going to pull your hair line out. I'M here to tell you, unless you're going to shave your hairline back, which I would never ever in a million years, do then that glue I'm bonding, I don't care what anyone tells you it was going to pour your hairline out. You really don't have to do that. All you have to do is just show you a baby here, or you know, use some kind of nice like virgin lacquer something nice to just select your baby here over it. So hopefully you see me doing this. I took for the hair - I have just a little bit - there's CTBT tiny bit like that, so I should tell you a little bit about this Mito. This is a German needle and it's an FIR net. So when you go look at his and hers and you're trying to decide on your needles, they have s which stands for skin and n, which dance for knit. So if you're using any type of NAT swiftnet, you know any type of lace with lace, German lace, you want to always skip the end and then they have the sizes and 1/2 lime and you know 2 and 3, and that stands for how many hairs. It'S supposed to grab and personnel of me working. I am not really going super super fast, because this is just such a hobby and so relaxing. For me, you Monica that one came out. Two strands can see one two I'm going to take them through. At the same time, I was but no - and I got it once well I'll - just do this last time. What'S that hope you enjoyed it, thank you for watching