What Lace Closure Sis?: How To Make A Closure Wig Look Like A Frontal | Ali Sugar Hair

Hey guys welcome back, so I know it's like everybody and they grandmama has a frontal. Now I mean I think, closures are still poppin, so in this video I'm going to show you guys how to slay a closure like a parental. The hair that I will be using in today's video is from Ali sugar hair. I have three bundles in a closure. This is what the closure looks like before I do any type of customization, so it's just your regular basic closure, so I'm not going to be using any type of bleach to tint the lace I'm going to be using my infamous Sally Hansen leg make up. I love to use this for tinting the lace and hiding those little black dots to lock in the product I'm going to be using the gut to be glued hairspray. I also use this method on my frontals now to make my wig I'm gon na, be using this dome cap that I got from Sally's. I prefer this dome cap because it has a lot of stretch to it. So, let's move on to making the wig when you're done the closure should look something like this. Allow 5 to 10 minutes for the products are dry on the closure before sewing it down on your weight cap. So I'm just using some hair pants to help position. The closure so that it makes it easier for me to sew the closure down without it moving. So I'm going to start out by tacking the sides down just using the loop and pull method, and I'm just going to continue that until I get to the middle of the closure. Okay, so once you're done sewing down the half of the closure, this is what it should look like. So this is why I only so to the middle part is because most of the time I always get a lump at the top or behind the closure. So what I do to fix that is, I put my finger on the lace that it has a hump in it or a lump or whatever, and I begin to sew it down focusing in on that area, and I just continue to do that until it's flat And so this is what it should look like once the entire closure is so down and secured on to the wig cap. So once the closure is sew down, go ahead and start putting your tracks on the wig cap, I am using a hot glue gun to make my wig. This is totally optional. You can sew your bundles in, but I just prefer to use a hot glue gun for this week, because it's just more convenient - and it only took me about 45 minutes compared to making a wig which would take about an hour and a half to two hours. Depending on how many bundles I'm putting in, I did get my hot glue gun from Walmart, which was about six bucks, and the only thing I'm doing is just glowing the track from one side of the closure to the other side of the closure. And I'm just going to continue doing this until I get to the top of the wig cap, and so this is what the wig should start to look like. This is my second bundle, I believe, maybe my third bundle. They don't work. You know, I think it's. My third but anyways, I start to place the tracks going straight across so that I can start closing up that half circle and you just want to continue to do this until you get to the top of the closure. So this is what the wig should look like. Once you are done, you can't see a little bit of the glue, but once you pull the hair back, you won't be able to see that so, let's move on to putting the wig on. So this is what the wig looks like before I put it on. I did go ahead and cut out the closure part so that you can see the lace now. I'M gon na use my same method that I use for my closures, which is parting, the hair and plucking behind the hairline and a little bit on the baby hair. So I'm going to continue to do this until I get the desired hair line that I'm going for after finessing the closure I'm going to move on to the styling of this hair. This hair is that they're Brazilian, deep wave and the hair does get bigger, as I continue to run my fingers through the hair. I am gon na be doing a curved part or C part on this wig and, as you can see, it almost looks similar to a right tool, but we still have a little bit more slang to do on the hair lines and get it to look like A frontal so one of the major keys to making a frontal look natural is smoothing it out. So we're gon na do the same thing here with this closure using a wax stick to tame the flyaways and some heat to straighten out the roots or press out. The closure hairline, so I'm going to go back in and the hairline just a little bit more and then I'm gon na start creating some edges on this closure like I would normally do it. My friends'll, I'm only using some Eco styling gel and a hairbrush that I got from Walmart and I'm just going to continue to play around with the hairline until I get that desired. Look that I'm going for alright! So you guys basically see that you can get a frontal look with using a closure if you just do a little bit of plucking on the hairline and adding you some baby hairs. If that's what you want to do, I don't know what happened to the ending clip of this video, but I'll definitely insert pictures. So you guys can see how the wig looks with the hairline plucked to look like a closure. I'Ll definitely be back with the second video, so that's when I'll talk a little bit more about this method. I hope you guys enjoyed this video if you decide to play your closure, let me know how it turns out in the comment section thanks guys, bye,