Diy: How To Create A 2-Part Lace Closure Yourself | Detailed For Beginners | Sunlight Hair

Okay, so the I think that I will be using to make my two-part lace closure if some moose some water clips, tweezer rat tail comb a blow dryer a curling one and, of course a paddle brush. So I have already made my wig and, as you can see, the closure that I have is a free part closure. So I'm gon na I'm going to go ahead and show you guys exactly how I define my parting in my life closure. So you can make a middle part a right side, part or a left side part when it comes to your closure. So what I'm gon na do is actually show you how I make a middle part closure. I mean a middle part as well as a left side part. So once I make my part, I'm gon na go in with my water bottle and I am going to spritz the hair with water, so the closure can lay down a little bit flatter now, once I spritz to here with water. What I'm gon na do is clip back, be here with my clips and I'm gon na use my tweezer and I am going to go into the parting and I'm going to tweeze away the hairs. You want to do that because if you don't, then of course your party is going to look very dark and it's gon na look like you, have black dots in your party, so you want to turn the tweezer sideways and you want to go into the middle Of the part - and you want to plug away those pieces of hair that is in the party, so you can kind of open it up and once you once I finish, you guys will see exactly what I'm talking about you'll see how it goes from dark. Looking apart to a lighter party, so now, as you can see, the party goes from dark to light and when I'm doing right now is actually taking my paddle brush and I'm combing the closure, because you want to take all those pieces of hair that she's plucked Off of the closure out of your hair now, the next thing I'm going to do is apply some more water to the hair and then the next thing I'm going to do is apply my mousse and you want to use a joiner, generous amount of water and A generous amount of mousse now after you do that, then you take your blow-dryer and I am using my blow-dryer from con air. This is the kind of air straightening blow-dryer and I got it off at Amazon. If you guys are interested in this item, I will give you guys a direct link down the description section but yeah, so you want to go ahead and use your blow dryer and you want to just drive the closure. So after I drag the hair, as you can see, that the party is looking a little bit flatter, but you wanted even more flatter. So what I'm going to do now is I'm going to take my curly one and I'm going to run it the curling iron on or the currently one on top of the party and I'm just gon na smooth down to here. So the closure looks a little bit flatter and the partying looks a little bit more defined. Alright, you guys, so we are almost done with the left side part. The last thing I'm gon na do is go in with my foundation and a tiny little brush and I'm going to fill in the parting, because I wanted to match my skin tone. So when I apply my way to my head, you can see that it matches my skin tone and I do this with all my closures and probably with my lace frontals as well. I really do not bleach my closures on my lace front, because I feel that it kind of damages the lace and a lot of times. You have to be really careful when it comes to the bleach, because you can't is too much or leave it on for too long, and then your closure is completely messed up and that you have to go in and try to fix it. So I feel like this is like the easiest way to make your parting look close to your skin tone or natural-looking. Okay, you guys. So this is the final look of the left side part, and what I'm going to do right now is show you guys how I do a metal part and I'm gon na speed up the video, because it's the same exact process as I did with the left Side part and I'm gon na come back after I do the middle part and show you guys how the wake looks on me.