Diy | How To Ventilate A 4*4 Lace Closure | From Start To Finish | Beginners Friendly

Hello people welcome back to my YouTube channel guys, hi guys doing. I hope you guys are good guys in today's video I'm going to show you guys how I did this um 4x4 clothes you're using a hundred percent human hair. Okay, please for all my returning subscribers. Thank you. If you're, not yet a subscriber to this Channel, please go ahead and subscribe as I have a lot a whole lot for your thighs, so I'll be using this uh 4x4 closure, I'm entering them fold it into two. Just to get my pattern. My Center pattern, then I use a pencil to Market. This is a bundle I will be using so I'll go ahead and cut a little bit of the bun through after cutting it guys. I will use my comb and come with that, because the reason why I'm combining that is that I don't need the short short hairs guys. I don't need the short short hairs. What I need is the long ones for this closure making okay stuff that convenience. I pick small part of it folding it not equal part guys. I fold it in such a way that one is longer than the other one. The reason why I did it like this so that the closure after making it it will have length it will not be that short okay, so for the back parts from the Thrift hole to the first hole, I'll be ventilating it all back like I'll, be using The vertical and horizontal pattern: okay, if you don't understand what I mean by horizontal Avatar pattern, we already have a video in my channel, okay, where I explained the four different patterns of insulation and how you can use them, which I'll be leaving the link of the Video in the description of this particular video, please go ahead and check it so I'll be ventilating on a line I'll skip one line, I'll ventilator on a hole I'll skip one whole. This is what I'll be doing till I get to the 12th hole. Okay, when I get to the Swift hole, I'm going to use another pattern of ventilation simply put for this um closure for this 4x4 closure, I'm using I'm going to use the four different patterns of ventilation ties. How amazing is that, if you don't understand any of this pattern, I'll be showing you guys? Please visit that video okay, I explained the four patterns of installation in that video, which I will leave the link in the description of this particular video. Okay, so guys after ventilating the using the vertical and horizontal pattern, ventilating on one line and skipping one leg with little Maho skip one hole. Then I went ahead and started using the diagonal pattern. Okay, after I've been deleting the back side, I'm using the diagonal part for this side: okay, white for the front side, the ninth line to wherever I decide to stop. I will use it in between line guys for this side I'll be using the diagonal pattern. This time I run guys I'll be ventilating on the line. I will skip online and I'm going to let you know all holes guys. Take note of this is all your closure to be full. You want that you're closure to have that full Fuller, but the volume. Okay, if you want your closure to have that full level you have to ventilate on all holes, just like I'm doing I'll, be ventilating on Main Line I'll skip in line but for the holes. I will let you know all those guys, so I ventilate on a line I skip a line, but I'm not skipping any hole guys and then selecting on all the holes. Okay, I've explained to my whole on all holes so to get that natural feeling. Okay, for my front part I'll be using the in between lines like I said, if you don't understand any of this pattern that I'm using just go ahead and visit that video okay, I already have a video on the four patterns of ventilation and how and where You can use each of them. Okay, please go ahead and subscribe if you are finding any value from this video, so guys, I'm just ventilating using the diagonal pattern, I'm skipping just a line, but for the whole I'm not skipping any hole, I'm ventilating on all holes. Okay, so guys, like I said, I'm vegetating on a line I skipped in line, but for the holes, I'm not skipping any hole. This pattern is a diagonal, but I remember what I did my face line. Sorry, my first hole today, 12th hole. I use the diagonal and horizontal pattern ventilating on a line and skipping a line. It'S lifting on a hole, I'm skipping a hole then, after that I went ahead and started my ventilation again using the diagonal pattern. Okay from where the first um Surfline ended after they ventilating with the diagonal pattern, guys so guys, I'm done with the first part. This is the second part for my simple pattern. Remember I used a pencil to Mark out my setup pattern after folding the closure into two. It will pass okay for the center pattern. I only left just a line. Okay, I don't want my closure to have that bold, bold pattern. Okay, I only left in line so now that I'm done with the first part. I just went ahead and ventilate on the second part, using the same diagonal pattern reflecting on Hooks and skipping no hole of it later on in line. I skipped just a line for the whole, I'm not skipping any hole guys for my Center pattern. I only left just a line, so how did I get the center pattern by floating the closure into equal parts, then using my pencil to Mark out my Center pattern? Okay, I left just a line: okay, so guys, if you're, finding any value from this video, please I'm begging you go ahead and hit the Subscribe button. Okay and turn on the notification Bell, so that anytime upload videos like this YouTube will notify you. I make videos on the intonation braiding, hair, vamping, hair maintenance, and so many more okay go ahead and support this channel by subscribing. It has a way of encouraging me to do more videos for you guys if you have any question or you're, not clear about anything. Please go ahead and drop it in the comment section. I will gather them to all your questions. Okay, so I'm ventilating on the line. I skip a line, I ventilate on a hole and I skip no hole and that's letting on all holes. In case you don't understand this diagonal pattern. Please visit that video. Okay, we see the video so guys, I'm done with these other parts remaining small. So for the front pile just like I said, I'm going to use the in between line from this line wherever place. I choose to stop okay to the ninth line from where I use I choose to stop to the ninth line and they use it's letting it using the in between line. The reason why I'm doing this so that it has this um natural, look! Okay, you know that our hair, our hair, don't don't have a pattern, a kind of a straight or or a diagonal or whatever it has a way. It has this in between lines like if you watch the hair. If you hear what your hair is so closely, you know that it doesn't have one particular pattern: okay, so to make this closure to have a very natural look, I'm going to use T in between lines from the place. I decided to stop to the ninth line. So guys, that is what I'm doing I'm getting on a line. I skip now a line I ventilate on the next line. I skip the next line when I'm done with that this time around I'm going to ventilate on the lines I left skipping no hole. Okay, I'm going to ventilate on the lines I left. This is the in between line pattern of ventilation. Like I said, if you don't understand any of this pattern, please I'll be I'll, be dropping the link of that particular video. I already have a video in the four ventilating patterns just go ahead and watch that video. So you understand what I'm doing so this time around. I'M skipping the lines I ventilated before. Okay, I'm rotating on the one side left. Remember as I ventilated on the line. I skipped the line I went straight on the line, then I skipped then, when I'm done with that first line coming to the second line, this time around I'll be ventilating on the lines I left: okay, meaning and ventilating in between each line. Okay, that's why it's called the in-between lines. I hope you guys understand, but this is not a tutorial on in between lines. If you don't understand, please go ahead and watch that video okay, I will leave the link of the video in the description of this particular one, where I explain all the four patterns of ventilation, guys if you are finding any value from this video, why not go Ahead consider subscribing Please Subscribe turn on the notification Bell, so that YouTube will notify you once I upload new videos, okay and give this video a thumbs up. Okay, if you know you have found any value from this video, please cut ahead and give this video a thumbs up. Thank you. Okay, thank you. So guys, like I said I'll, be ventilating on the lines I left after I've been treating on the line. I skip a line then coming to the next line. This time I I will ventilate on all the lines I left. Okay, I hope you guys understand this is in between pattern of ventilation. That'S what I'll be using from the place. I stopped to the night pose. Okay, that's how I'm going to that's what I'm going to do for the place. I stopped to the ninth hole, guys I'll, be visiting using the in-between nice keeping just a line. Okay, so guys I'm done with that. So what I'm going to do now just to fill in the remaining spaces? Okay, using my diagonal pattern, just the way I was doing before. Okay, otherwise, is my diagonal, but I feel that's the in many spaces, okay, so all my returning subscribers. Thank you so much. I love you guys, but if you're not yet the subscriber to this Channel, please consider subscribing okay, consider subscribing and thank you as you do that so guys, I'm basically filling in the remaining spaces, like I said if you want to have a fuller closure. Okay for your closure to be full, you don't need to skip any line. Why then selecting it? Okay, so guys, I'm back, I'm basically trying to fill in the remaining spaces after ventilating my um, using the in-between lines from the for the front side, the face to the ninth hole of where I decided to stop for this closure. I used the in-between line, but for this I'm using the diagonal pattern so guys this is the final product with the final product. Isn'T it beautiful? Okay, please! If you are not yet a subscriber to this Channel, please I'm begging! You go ahead and hit the Subscribe button. Okay, as I have so many so many for you guys, okay, give this video and thumbs up. Okay! Thank you. Thank you guys for watching and see you in my next video bye,