Does The Bald Cap Method Work On A Lace Closure Wig? | Alipearl Hair + Poppin Spring Wavy Hair!

Hi guys, first of all of that intro was a little of create and bump and chose with good music for y'all. This is the wig that I'll be installing. Today, the hair is from ally, pearl hair on Aliexpress in step resilient, loose deep in 20 to 24 inches with the 20 inch closure. This is after washing and creating it and I dropped my wig stand. I bleached not funny. I did not tent the lace. I did forget to do that and I added an elastic band, but I absolutely loved this hair. This is my old old braid down, and this was one of the last installs I did before. I went ahead and took it out, but I'm just starting with my nude cat and I'm pulling it all the way down past my ears before I start applying my god to be gel and I'm he's in the black bottle and the first layer is relatively thin. You just want to apply that right in front of your hairline, while I'm doing that, I just wanted to point out that I always see the bald cap method used on lace frontals. So I was just curious to see whether it will look whether it will lurk whether it will work on a closure wig. So that's what the basis of this video is, as the title says, so we're just gon na see what happens after that. First layer of glue is applied or gel is applied. You want to go ahead and blow-dry on cool until it feels tacky and some people don't like to touch it because they say it leaves a residue but you're gon na see me touching it, because that's the only way that I can tell whether it's tacky or Not another way to see whether it's ready to finish drying is to lift up the cap, and if it's still move in with you, where that glue is applied, then it's not ready yet, and then I'm gon na take some free spray just to layer. The adhesives and continue to blow-dry that as well, this does take forever to dry, and this is sped up. So definitely take your time doing this and then once it's finished drying you want to start cutting in the shape of your hairline or where you applied the glue. If I had smaller scissors like the pedicure scissors or the manicure scissors, I would have used those just because it allows for a more precise cut, but just do what you can and take your time cutting this as well, because you don't want to mess it up And you'll see that I'll leave some just kept to begin with, and then I start cutting off more and more as I go along now. In order for you to get the bald illusion, you need this cap to melt into your skin, and the only way to do that is to really get the adhesives on the edges of the cap so that there is no edge of the cap. That'S the whole point of the method so that you don't see that thick line, that's at the seam of most wig caps, and you see that I cut it back a little bit. Just because I know that's where my closure was gon na go and that's the difference in doing it between a frontal and a closure, you want to make sure that it's not too close. So your eyebrows come in all down on your forehead, because the closure doesn't come down on your forehead. So I'm just continue to add the adhesive and melt that cap, because this wig cap is lighter than my skin. I'M taking a so-called contour palette that I would say that's way too light for my skin and the darkest shade whose contouring, with this first of all, not I but the darkest so-called contour shade is almost close to my scalp color. So I just applied that in the parking area - and I still had to go back and add one of my makeup products, because it was still way too light. Yes, so dot your favorite makeup product in there and then we're just gon na go in and apply the wig. Finally, because of how well this wig was constructed, I did not have to glue the lace on top of the ball cap gluing, and that was a super plus because the work was already done for me and then you'll see in a second that the wig cap Started moving back some sergeants applied when he said dried that down and reapplied the way. Next for the edges or the baby, here's I used my eco styler edge control to begin with, but I ended up going back with a different edge control. You'Ll see that in a second I created baby hairs on the week when I constructed it, but they were a little hard to find and you'll see in a second that they were way too thick. So I'm gon na go in and pluck that dinner as well. Those original edges were definitely a hell. No, so we had to go in and then those out and make that look a lot more natural, not even a little bit. These hairs were definitely fighting me, but once they were laid enough, I went in with some leave-in conditioner just to read what they hair to get. The curl definition happened and then I'm gon na scrunch, the curls before I tie everything down when I chose this hair. The plan was to be able to wear it in its natural state without having to manipulate and style it with heat, and it definitely delivered on that eye. This is gon na remain a staple in my closet, I'm just saying it's popping. I will throw it on again in a second and as far as the method goes, this definitely worked out because I mean look at the parting space. It'S it's borderline Scout and I don't say that about all closures. As far as setting time ago, I tied this down, while it was still wet from the leave-in conditioner, and I let it sit for about an hour or two before I went out for the night, and I went in with my designer Central's edge control. To finally lay it all down and then I'm gon na show you what would it look like once I got up and untied it? Is it poppin or is it happen? I yeah I'm a family, this method, some people said they don't like it, but it worked for me I'll, definitely use it again. Whenever I'm applying closure wigs, I hope you all enjoyed the finish. Looked as well as the tutorial check out alie pearl in the links below don't forget to Like comment and subscribe and I'll see y'all in the next one. Bye