How To: 5X5 Lace Closure Sew In | Like A Frontal Method | Low Hairline Hack

Hello, beautiful people - I am back with another tutorial today - I'm gon na show y'all how to do a like a frontal lace closure, so it using a 505 lace closure. The first thing, of course, is going to be. The breakdown now pay attention to the pattern that I'm using. It is very crucial to this title at all. If you haven't noticed yet she is going to be getting a side part. So right now we are just about to do about six to eight straight back. Braids, when you are doing these braids, you want to make sure that the breaks are small and neat. This will be very important when it comes time to lay that Lise finishing up with those braids. You want to go ahead and move on to the next section. This is how your braids down should look after the braid down. You want to go ahead and grab your got to be Jo you're gon na go ahead and slick those edges all the way back and then you're gon na grab your dad to be spray and you're gon na spray over the exact same area that you just Put the gel over next, you will grab your fine-tooth comb and go ahead and comb those edges back after that you're gon na start smoothing it with your hand, and I'm just going to do that until it's dry and slick I'm gon na zoom in so you Guys can see what it should look like. There shouldn't be a hair out of place. Next, you will grab your stocking cap and you'll put it on your clients head and you pull it all the way down making sure that is stretched all the way out. In the front, the goal is to stretch it out and get it as thin as possible once you feel that it is you're gon na grab your got to be free spray and go ahead and spray the hairline. Once you are done spraying, your cap should look something like this and once it does, you want to go ahead and grab your blow dryer and go ahead and drive that into place, because the next step is gon na, be you sewing around where the closure will Be my apologies guys I'm new at this tutorial thing, so I don't know exactly how to explain how I knew where to sew. I mean it turned out to be exactly what I needed, but I mean I think it's just because I'm used to doing it. I don't know exactly how to tell you guys I just kind of did it. So I'm not exactly sure. I'M sorry, once I do figure out a way I'll make a more beginner-friendly type of video, so I'm gon na make it up see you guys. I promise. Next, you want to grab your makeup and your makeup brush and you're gon na pick two skin tones that best fit your client. The first tone should be the clients, exact skin tone. The next shade is going to be what helps your closure look like scalp, so it needs to be about a shade or two lighter than your client skintone. Now, here's something I normally don't do, but I had to do it in this case, because the clients lace was a bit darker than her skin tone. So adding a lighter tone in the front will help just a little bit with that. You guys will see what I mean in a minute. The next thing you want to do is go ahead and cut off that excess cap. Next, you want to grab your 91 % alcohol either some cotton swabs from tissues and napkins, and go ahead and rub your clients skin clean making sure to remove all excess makeup or oils from the clients skin. This will help your lace glue. Actually, stick next you're gon na go ahead and lay that lace where you want it to go. You are now ready to go ahead and sew that lace down. I see a lot of people that use the elastic band method. I just don't see it as necessary when doing the so in. I just would imagine that would be uncomfortable to the client. Maybe I'm wrong, I'm not sure, but I just think this way is a little easier and less of a headache to the client, not knocking anybody that does it. That'S just my personal opinion. Next you're gon na give it a slight little pull and you're going to go ahead and sew it down. Just like you did the other side y'all. I forgot to mention that I did add makeup onto the lace as well. I pretty much got it to lighten up a little bit, but it was still just a little bit too dark. You guys just make sure when you're buying lace, that it is as close to your skin tone as possible. This will insure you a flawless install next. You want to go ahead and cut off those tabs, go ahead and section mark that way: you're not cutting any extra hair off and then you just want to go ahead and cut those off. So this closer didn't come free plug, but I had already plugged it. I just didn't want to do too much, because I knew she had a little hairline, so I wanted to be sure that I would still be able to match her hairline and not have plugged it too much to where I would have messed it up. Y'All see if y'all can guess what I'm about to do with this little piece of hair that I've had a section off for so long. If you guess baby hairs, you are wrong. We are ripping this out. We are still following her natural hairline once you are satisfied with the way that you have plucked your lace, you're gon na go ahead and pin it back. We are just cleaning that skin one more time. Next, we're gon na go ahead and use our legs flu. I like to dot mine off first and then go back and smooth it in so I'm gon na show you guys how to do that and you were gon na let this first layer dry until it is clear. So in the meantime, I just like to go ahead and proceed with the so in I try to get as much as the hair stone and as possible during this entire process. The first layer has completely dried clear, so we're just gon na go ahead and with that second layer y'all. I usually don't use this to smooth my glue out, but I could not find my regular tool. So I just use the end of my edged brush and it actually worked out quite well. So with this lace glue, it requires about four layers, so we're going to go ahead and do four layers today once that fourth layer is on there ain't it just dry. It clear you're gon na go ahead and lay that lace down you're then gon na take your fine-tooth comb and you're gon na press that lace into the glue you are then gon na. Take your honor looks, silk head, wrap and go ahead and lay that lace down these header ups are also available on my website, WWE TV it and they are only ten dollars to go ahead and get you one from here. You can go ahead and pro see you with your sewing after you had let that dry a bit, you can go ahead and take the head wrap off. You are then, going to take your scissors or shears and go ahead and cut that excess place off. Make sure when you're cutting you aren't cutting straight across? If you do, that, will give you an unnatural finish, and you don't want that now that I can finally see what everything is. Looking like we're gon na go ahead and go back in one more time and just put out a few more hair just to make it really really match her hairline. So now that you feel that that lace is down and intact, you can go ahead and sew. The rest of your closure down you now can go on ahead and part your closure right here, I'm just using some foam wrap. I find it very helpful when trying to define apart so this section that I am parting off we're going to go ahead and go ahead and flip this out as well yeah. So I was joking you're, not gon na rip that out. Please don't rip that out. I'M sorry you're gon na just go ahead and raise it that out that way you can create some baby here. So for laying the baby hair, I use a combination of that to be and foam wrap. I just think that using just foam wrap is too soft and it messes up a day after and then using just got to be it's too harsh looking, so I just combined it to, I feel like it gives you the perfect look, and it gives you longevity. As well after the baby, hairs are laid just how you want it. You want to go ahead and grab your satin head, wrap and go ahead and tie it down again. You are, then gon na blow dry, that for about 10 to 15 minutes or until dry. After you have finished, blow-drying go ahead and remove that set and hair up again and go ahead and give yourself a round of applause, because you have officially laid your lace. The next step would be to go ahead and define your part go ahead and just pluck it out until it looks as natural as you want it to look. It is now time to go ahead and so in the rest of those bundles, my soul wins come with soft curls or straightening. She wanted to solve curls because it was her birthday. So that's what we're going to do next. What I am about to do now is go ahead and section off pieces of the closure, as I hot comb them down, so make it lay as flat as possible y'all not to toot my own horn, but this install is so gorgeous like I just really love It it's so pretty here is our finished. Look. What do you guys think y'all like it love it hate it. Let me know in the comments, if you liked this video, if it was helpful or entertaining please like comment and subscribe, I will be posting more videos. I'Ll try to be doing like two a week, so just let me know what you guys want my next video to be and now we'll happily post it for you guys. Thank you guys so much for watching, and I will see you guys in my next video. You