How To Make A Lace Closure Wig Tutorial | Ula Peruvian Virgin Hair

Hi everyone and welcome back to my channel this is going to be a new tutorial. I will be showing you how to make a 30 minute, at least close your wig from start to finish. These are the products that I will be using. I am using a mannequin head, a dual cap, a pair of scissors, a hot glue gun and that's about it. If you have any questions or comments, leave them down below. I hope you guys enjoy this video and I will see you in my next one bye. Okay, so this is the hair that I am using, and I received this hair from our at Express vendor called Ola. Here they sent me three bundles of their seven, a Peruvian body wave here and the three bundles. The limbs are 18, 20 and 22, with a 16 inch lace closure. Now I will give you guys all the details on how to purchase this here in the description box. Okay, so I have had this hair for a few weeks now, and this is how the hair looks straight out of the package. I didn't see any issues with the hair. There was no odor. I think the Broncos were a really good size, so this is a close up of the lace culture that they sent me, and I really like this lace closure. It'S a really nice size. I didn't have any problems installing the lace closure. I think the density was really nice and the texture of the lace closure match really well with the hair as well. I will be showing you later on in the video on how I install this lace closure on to my wigs, as well as making my lace closure. Look a little bit more realistic. I'M almost done creating my wig and I wanted to pin down my closure before. I close off the way, so, as you can see, I have a little bit of space left and I advise that if you are looking to create this way, you want to make sure that you pin down your closure in a position where you want to add And I actually wanted a deep side part, so I went ahead and pin them down so now I'm going to go ahead and sew my closure down. This is the final look. I'Ve sewn down the entire closure, so what I'm going to do now is actually show you the next step. I'Ve got a lot of questions on. How do I cut the piece that is underneath a closure as well as if I cut the piece underneath the closure, will the wig lose its shape? No, it will not, because the thread that I used to sew down the closure keeps it in place. So, as you can see, I'm cutting the piece underneath the closure, and you want to make sure you do this, because if you don't you lay down, your clip will actually lay down your wake to your head. You'Re not going to get that realistic, scalp appearance. What I'm doing now is going ahead and parting my closure, the way I want it and, like I said I wanted a deep side part. So the first step is to part your closure. The next step is to mist it with water, so you can kind of lay down your hair. The next thing you want to do is actually tweeze the parting of your closure just to lighten it up and get rid of the knots that's with ends apart and, as you can see right now, I'm going ahead and doing it and after I tweeze the knots This is the final look of how my closure looks. So the next step is I'm going to use some mousse, so even lay down my closure a little bit more. So I wanted my work to have a layered look. I did not want my weight to have one length, so I'm using a razor that I got from my local beauty supply store to cut some layers in the front as well as the top of the wake. So what when I curl the hair, the hair has a nice voluminous as well as layered. Look. What I'm going to do now is go ahead and give my awake some crows and I am using my set fire irresistible meat currently one it's actually a eight and one curly one. I receive this from the company a while ago, and I use this currently one. All the time, I think it's like the best one I have ever use. I do have a tutorial or actual a review on this totally one. If you aren't interested, I always do this step after I curl my wig or hair. I always use a holding spray and I'm using the suave firm holding spray, and I got it from Walmart. It does miracles when it comes to keeping your curls in all day as well as the entire week. So what I'm doing now is unpinning the curls. I actually let the hair sit for about ten minutes, pinned up to kind of cool off the curls and, as you can see, I have really really good curls. So it is now time for the install and you want to make sure that you prep your hair. Your natural hair, underneath your stocking cap before you place your wave on. So this is the final look of my lace: closure wig. What I'm going to do right now is kind of make my parting match my skin tone, so I am using black opals concealer with a somewhat of an angled brush and I'm just dabbing the concealer on the party