Side Part Closure Sew In Diy Ft Alipearl Hair

Hey-Ya occasion - and today I'm gon na show you how I did this side part close your so when using Ally Pro here, I have worked with them numerous times, so you already know imma leave everything in the description bar below for this install. So they sent me this cute little bag with the hairband we cap edge, brush lash comb, eyelashes care instructions, and then I got a 16 inch body. Wave 6x6 closure. It'S a bit closure, so you can do any type of parting with it really long. Tired and big pardon, it's basically better than the front to honestly, and then I got 316 body waves, bundles and so yeah, I'm just gon na get right into starting to braid my hair. I did bleach my knots off camera, so I just like braiding my hair down, I braid my hair to same way every time I do my weaves, so I know y'all probably already used to this, but if you're not I'm just parting, my hair on the side, Where I want my parts to be, it doesn't have to be a purse size part of where you want your parts to be, but you want that section should be as flat as possible and then I'm going to be oiling my scalp. You can find my growth, serum and oil on my website. However, what I have in this little container, I'm using it, was a mix that I made because I sold out of my danghang gross sales. Okay, I saw I just measured my hair for my elastic band and I'm going to be cutting it off. It'S going to be fitted to my hair, but it's not going to be tight because I don't want my hair to hurt from the last bit. So I'm just gon na put the closure on my head and measure where I want my elastic bands from sit which is right behind my ear and then I'm gon na snip off that thick part of the closure on the side. Up until that part of where I wanted to start it or where I want, the elastic bands will be sewn on it and I'm gon na do the same thing on the other side, but I'm not going to cut it down as far on this side, as I did on the other side you, okay, so now I'm just sewing it on and I sold it off-camera. But basically, I'm just gon na put the closure on my head and begin to plug I'm going to do a lot of plucking off the hairline of this closure was so full and I need some new tweezers. So it really gave me the floods honestly, like you shot some good tweezers, because this dressed me out, I ended up having to go back in after, but anyway, I'm just gon na be slick in my edges. Down with some gel, you feels what I kind of gel you like you, I'm saying: blow-dryer, that's the place, make sure you know you don't have none of your hair. Stick it out, because you're going to be doing the ball. Cap messy - and so y'all probably have already seen me - do this so many times on. If this is your first time, I'm still gon na explain it, I'm just using some gel to adhere the caps on my head and then I'm going to use some hairspray, which usually I use free spray, but I'm not today, I'm using some Tresemme holding spray. I, like it actually a lot and I'm just gon na let that dry well, I'm gon na blow dry it and then I'm gon na off the excess cap, and so the cap onto my head, you, okay, so I'm about to give y'all a kid sick success When I cut off my cap, my cap follow the way that my hair, my naturally goes. So what I'm going to do is use the edges of the cap to guide me and plucking out or pulling out hair that follows my hairline. If that makes sense, so how my hairline goes down right there and then dips back, I'm following my actual hairline and I'm plucking it out on my closure so that my closure can mimic my real hairline and then what I'm going to be doing now with what I am doing now is going in and thinning out that hair line with my tweezers and, as I mentioned before, my tools are terrible, so I did have to go back in after I finished this video and pluck a little bit more, but you kind of get The gist for the most part, okay, so now, I'm gon na be sewing my closure on I'm gon na start in the back, and I'm gon na make a lot and then I'm just going to kind of pull the closure flat to my scalp and sew it In place and then once I'm doing, slowing down one side, I'm gon na go right back to where I started it and sew down the other side. Okay, so now that I'm done slowing down my closure, I actually should have did this ahead of time, but I forgot to have to go back and do it, I'm just adding some makeup to my wig cap, because it is not the color of my skin and I'M just using some hairspray to make sure that the wig cap is really like melted into my skin, so yeah, I'm just gon na be using some. You know makeup, that's my color and once I'm done with that, I am going to begin to show my hair in, and I really can't see it that well, I'm doing it mostly. I feel I look through my little mirror sometimes, but for the most part I'm doing this I'll feel, but I am just gon na be going back and forth doing the flip over method and I'm just flipping over the track at the end sewing it back and Forth until I finish with each bundle, I also put in it two bundles of hair in my head. It'S really personal purpose, how many bundles you put, but since the closure was so big and I only had 16 inches of hair, it made the bundles to be a lot fuller. So I only ended up needing to do two full bundles. So if you like your hair, fuller, that's fine, but it was really full, so yeah, okay! So now that I'm done sewing in my hair, I'm just gon na show y'all like some parting y'all can party anywhere you want. So after that, I'm going to be using my bow, my bow to hold active lace, glue to glue my closure down, and I'm also going to be using some 91 % alcohol, okay y'all. So I'm gluing, my hair. I do three layers of glue. Why I'm going my legs I'm doing three layers of glue? I let it dry completely before I put on the next layer, so it'll be clear and then you put on another layer, and you do that three times, and so this is what my dilemma came in. I thought that I was recording and I wasn't recording so what I did was. I inserted footage from my last side. Part closure install so in or whatever just so, y'all can see what I did, because I did the exact same thing. So I'm just basically pressing down the lace into the glue and combing it and then I'm doing like jagged, like almost zigzag motions with my scissors, to cut off the lace. I'M so sorry that I didn't get this footage, but this was the best that I can do instead of just leaving it completely all the way out. So I hope that helped out out sorry, but anyway, once I'm done with this little clip, I'm going to go back to me doing my hair and I'm just going to be plucking, some more your eye, plucked and plucked and pluck and pluck and pluck me pluck The clip, but now at this point I'm just going to be pulling out my baby hair and going ahead and cutting them and using some mousse to smooth them into place and set them. So the shorter you catch a baby here, the more natural they're going to look. You can always go back and cut them some more after you know you stopped them. If you don't, if you want them to be shorter or whatever, but yeah, I'm just gon na. Be using my little edge brush to the calm side of my double-sided edge, brush and comb, to be slick in my to slick, my baby hair into place - and I am using what kind of I forgot what oh the afro G mousse for this you can just Use any mousse that doesn't have alcohol in it, but I really like this one. I also like the Nairobi one too, so I'm just going to use rap strip to tie my hair down and then I'm going to style it and I'll be back you, okay! So I'm taking off my wrap strip. This is how it looks right out of the rap strip, I'm going to do a little bit of fixing up on the side. Where I have my hair push behind my ear. I just thought it was too full it thick. So I did go back and plug that some more, but what I'm going to be doing is using wax stick and using that to flatten my closure and I'm also going to be using some concealer. That'S the same color as my skin and being using like a more fluffy brush to blend the concealer out cuz, I'm using like an angle brush to put the concealer on then I'm gon na use a little bit more of their moves to kind of, like fix. My baby here how I wanted to be - and this was pretty much it I just you know - did my little final touch-ups with the hot comb and a little bit of a little more plucking. And then I use a small razor comb to put in a little bit of layers in the front and that's pretty much it for this tutorial. I hope y'all enjoyed it, give it a like thumbs up or whatever comment and if you are not subscribed, already hit that subscribe button and turn on the post notification bill and I hope y'all enjoy. Thanks for watching. I'M gon na have new videos coming soon bye.