How To: Lace Closure Wig Install (Bold Hold)

Hey guys welcome back to my youtube channel. My name is naya wright for those of you who do not know me, and on this channel we mainly focus on hair tutorials. I could sometimes venture off and do other things, but here is the main focus, because i am all about here so on here - i'm not going to say that i'm an expert at everything i really come on here to share my techniques with you all with as Far as hair - and you all are always more than welcome to comment down below your techniques and everything else that you have learned, because i'm still learning and i'm still trying new things out, i always post what i feel works best for me at the moment. So if you notice my page some of my techniques change over time and that's what always happens with all hairstyles, so i don't want to talk about ears on. But i really feel like i haven't been on here mainly by posting videos, and when i do post a video, you really don't see my face, i'm always doing a voiceover, so i just want to do a formal introduction for you all to know who i am Especially for my new subscribers, because i'm almost at 1 000 - i'm at 630 subscribers right now - i believe so. This is the video that i did of myself. This is still the closure we got just related today, so i'm gon na get into the tutorial and we're just gon na go through the process on how i made my closure wig. If you all want a tutorial on how to make a closure, wig then feel free to comment below and like and subscribe, and i will keep that see you all but anyways happy new year. Thank you all for all the love and support. Please be safe out here and let's get into the video okay. So the first step i'm doing is. I am slicking my edges back with the got to be gel. That comes in the black container, with a black bottom, i'm spreading this gel evenly throughout my edges and making sure everything's all smooth back before i put the cap on and then i go in with a small bristle brush. Well, smaller toothbrush, you know edge brush thingy that you can find at the beauty supply store, and i just take the blow dryer and put it away warm and i blow dry my edges back and make sure that everything is dry stuck and laid back. This ensures that none of the hair gets in the way of your install when applying the glue, laying down a cap and so forth. So then i go with the tan cap. I use this color cap for all clients. I used to do like the different color cups based off the skin tone, but i don't like doing that. I like using this tan cap for everyone, and i just use the makeup - to get it to match the skin color. So this is a new trick. I'Ve done i go in with a with the boho glue. I go in with what thin layer and i put that on top of the cap, a base around my hairline, and you see how it dries clear. This is how it look if you used to put like free spray. I feel like this is a more effective way, it's more healthy to the edges and your install stays down even more so here i'm going in with the got to be gel once again, and this is to give it a more see-through look because you know people Try to pull the calves all the way down over the client's whole head to try to get that ball cap. Look, i don't think it's necessary. I think it's foolish. In my opinion, i don't do it to my clients or myself. I just do this because it still works both ways and i still get the melted look like they do so then i go in with the blow dryer heat or if you work in the salon, you could put the clients under the dryer just make sure that This part is dry, so, although i'm putting on the wig, i still go in and i sew down the cap because you do not need this cap on your whole head, because once you cut off the part that you don't need, it is going to be flat. Tank so i just decided to sew this base down, so everything can stay down and then i cut off the excess cap once i'm done so in this last loop i loop the thread around the needle three times so that it can stay all you have to Do is just pull it through and boom you cut it then. I proceed to put the makeup on the cap, always remember to use the makeup, color or shave foundation or whatever closest to the client's skin. You don't want nothing too light, because it gives a ashy look once you put a flash on their hair or just simply too like you, don't want too dark. Why? I don't know how it look if you go too dark, but i always try to get some that matches the clean skin to the teeth and i just want a new technique. I keep finding techniques y'all, so i'm going to upload a video with the new technique and method that i use to make sure that i find the correct color for the clients. Y'All probably already seen it, but it's something new to me. So i go in with this small, tiny scissors. I think this is like something you use for like eyebrows or something i believe, but i use it for the cap as well. This is to give it a finer cut, because if you use the bigger scissors, it's going to cut the cap off, but it's still going to have that white tan cap, look from when you first like had the cap before you even put makeup on it. It'S going to do that so with this it gets it down, so the tee gets as close to the melt as possible, and you can still have that ball blend, but i still go in with a little bit more makeup to give it. You know that look then, once i'm done with that, i go in and i start to do my layers, so i do three to four layers. Depending on how thick or thin the client's lace is, my lace was pretty thin and i had transparent. So i didn't have to put in that much work onto laying down the lace, so i go in. I did three layers, i believe, and then i go in with like a rat tail comb at the end of it or you could do like a wooden pick thing. Popsicle, stick! That'S what it's called and you just smear it on yeah. So i did that. That'S how i cut the lace off with the razor i had to go in the mirror and do it myself off camera, because i couldn't do it in the camera. For you all, i'm sorry, but i go in after that, and i start to hot comb. The lace to make sure the hair is starting to get straightened out and smooth and easy for me to work with just to make sure that your hair is not humpy and new lace, front patrol stuffed all type stuff. And then i go in with the. She is bomb white stick and give that that flattened finished. Look you see how flat the head just get. The hair was very poofy because i did get body wave here so right here. You see me putting some type of gel on the lace and that has got to be gel. I'Ve done it because gossipy gel also works as a glue or like as an adhesive. So i just put that like on the base of the lace product in the beginning, because it gives that extra hole and extra milk. While i do the rest of the styling to my hair, i do it every time it comes out perfect. Every time i love it, so then, here you see me basically molding the hair down making sure everything is flat. I do it section by section. I part everything out, because that's what gets the hair, the flattest i go with my she is my my stick. First then, i put the hot comb once that's all out i go in with my favorite spritz. I spread that down and then i put the hot comb over it. You see the difference. You see how flat it is now so now oh look how flat it is. Then i go in with the shine um, silk press oil. I always put it on the weave on my real hair before i put any type of heat or straightener on it. I just give it that good volume and shine and makes everything look ten times better. So now this is the part where i curl my hair. Eventually i straighten my hair y'all. I like curls before one day, but these curls came out beautiful, like so good, so good. I try my best to do the sections, not too big and not too small, because i didn't do it too big and it lost its curl and it still was like the hair came out too big, because i had curl my hair in bigger sections. So i tried to do smaller sections so that my hair could appear less big so like on this day, when i did it this night, my hair was still kind of big, so what i had did the next day was before i curl my hair had straightened. Like the roots for the very beginning of the of the hair of the piece of hair, i was about to curl first and then i went in and curled it because you know when you sew in body wave hair, you take it apart. It gets all big. I didn't like how it looked like my hair. Looked huge everything looked just big and i didn't like it so. The next day i looked at my mistake before i you know, came on camera and did what i did. You know and produced this video out to you all and i try something and i like that so remember just to fly on it a little bit at the beginning. First, before you curl and then once you do that you can go in and do your curves and i promise you'll leave a flat. Look, you don't see at the end, you could really kind of skip. If you want to know, i ain't going to tell you how to skip my views, but you'll see so that's how the curls are coming out. I want them to be loose because i had got a 18 inch closed closure with a 20 22 and 24.. I don't know why, because this is a different vendor, so the vendor i got before i had 22 inches when i'm in my very first week and it's stopping literally like the same place almost like where the 24 he is like. I don't know i don't know, maybe i should get 26 for my birthday or something but anywho, i'm still curling, my hair, as you can see, um yeah see like and this look kind of, not that good. But i promise you i'll try to do another video to show y'all what i was talking about, but i think y'all understand what i'm saying: it's not really rocket science, but what i'm telling y'all - and i love this curl - that i got. I got this from old tips on 30 dollars, go hit, it up, y'all the curly eyes get so hot and the curls come out so good. I love it. Great investment. I'Ve been buying so much stuff. I'Ve been getting into closures and frontiers. Lately, like i would be braiding like that, no more and i was known as a braider. Now i'm just a stylist that could do every hairstyle. Basically, so then this is the finished. Look what i did the next day. Look how flat and good it looks like this is perfect. This is bomb but anyways. Thank you. All for tuning in don't forget to like comment, share, subscribe, love. You all