Why I Don'T Wear Frontals!! How To Make A 6X6 Lace Closure Wig Look Like A Frontal | Yunnierose

This is yummy hair. Like me, okay, Oh already, also we're gon na start off the hair I'm using is from yummy extensions. I will be using their Cambodian wavy excellent. This hair is so nice. I have five bundles of 26 inches. I love the fact that the hair is thick all the way through and here's the star of the show a 6x6 of closure. So, let's get started. You'Re gon na need some tea pins, a curved needle some scissors, some thread a dome cap and, of course, a medic in here. So what you want to do is measure the cap, most caps or 23 inches. Average head mine is 22, my head, so I just fold it over to take away itch, so it fits my head perfectly. So what you want to do is lay it down of your closure, just kind of flatten it out and make sure that is like super flat on the head, and here is a secret trick that I do now. We want to cut off the sides of the closure, so the closure lays really really flat, and this will also ensure a more comfortable feel with closure laying on your head. So I do flat stitching so I put the needle in and I go through the actual thread. This ensures that the thread lays flat. So, as you can see, I with the group, so you want to put the needle in and then go through the loop of the thread. If that makes sense, I'm pretty sure y'all can like see and like get a hangover from there under flat stitching. Is my favorite wouldn't make you rich because, like I said it's super comfortable and it just makes sure that everything is flat and you want a flat head, I mean you want a flat base. So what I like to do with closures is, I do one side and do the other side. So it's super super tight. So now, working on the back, I'm showing y'all with a glove with a little lip liner, you can go or your head with like a pencil whatever and just mark it. If you need like guidance, however, if you're using a lot of bundles or thick hair, make sure you leave a big gap, don't add the tracks right at the bottom, because that is gon na cause tangling in the back, so make sure you give yourself a good Little gap, so what I like to do when starting the trek is put the needle through the track and then just do the flat stitching throughout with the photo over method. I just fold it over and I kind of go like in the middle of the track, and I still do that and commit it to make sure it's flat and what I do is go forward two times and then back one time I don't know how. I came up with this, but it just helps that little piece that little fold it piece lay super super flat. So if you have a hard time with doing the pulled over method, then try that technique. So now, as you can see, I'm just showing y'all how, when you do draw lines, just follow the lines and in the back you can kind of make sure that the tracks are kind of close together because it's in the back. But when you get towards the front, you want to make sure that is you have room in between the tracks, so when you get bought right here, this is like the crown area of your head, where your hair protrudes the most. You want to make sure that, like when I get right here, I only do three more rows and I make sure the roads are like kind of far apart, because if you do your tracks to to close at the crown of your head, it's going to look Bulky and that's how you can look like we've got a bird nest in here and that is not going for it okay period. So, as you can see, I'm just doing the flat stitching here um. When I get to the last bundle. I do cut the last three rows just to make sure it's really equal with the edges and when you get to the last bundle, make sure you um thread that on top of the closure or front right now, you want to put underneath your closure and make Sure you get really close to your stitch in, but not too close to the point where you're like jeopardizing the stitching coming it loose. Okay, you just want to get close, but not too close and make sure you're cutting off the extra band. So they should look like this, so this is how it looks before you like, flatten everything out, but we're going to get it together. So now we're gon na do some plucking. Yes, I do recommend you plucking your closures, especially a closure like this. This is a six by six closure, so it's literally like half of a frontal, so you want to make sure you plug it. So here is not clipping technique. I like to always go in three sections whenever I'm doing a closure or a frontal. So what I like to do is go pluck like an inch in front first, so I do that make sure you are stroking the tweezers backwards. So once you do that inch, you want to go further so deeper into the closure or the frontal. That way, you get a pretty faded look. So those are my flipping techniques and it should look like this when you're done so with using like super thick curly, hair or super thick wavy hair or if you just want to add a lot of bundles to your wig, make sure you start kind of about The crown of your head and use a hot comb, this hot comb is cheap. I need to get a better one comment down below some recommendations, but this one doesn't get it gets hot, but it I wish it got a little more hot, but this is just going to ensure that the crown of your head is super flat, like especially when You'Re using a thick texture, or especially when you have a lot of bundles in your head, you want to make sure the crown area of your wig is elect, and you also want to go along your closure or your frontal and flat iron. That too, because, if you don't, if you don't do this, you have the bird's nest. Look and trust me says that is not what you want. Okay, you do not want to hold beehive on your head. We want to make sure that your unit is as flat as possible in the only way you're going to insure. That is, if you flex or not let her know where you're gon na ensure that is, if you hot comb it, but I'm going to show you a extra extra tip. What I do after I lacquered so as you can see, I'm just taking small sections make sure you take small sections when you're doing this, so you ensure that is. Super super duper flat, don't rush this process and don't do large, ass sections, it's like when you get to your front, so air closure make sure you are taking your time and really like timing. The comb as you're doing your hot comb. Don'T just comb through like a regular comb, you want to make sure you're turning it so like that curve of the hot comb is really getting close to the roots of the hair. So let me see if I can show you all so when you do it, you want it. You see how I'm like turning the comb downward. That is how you want to hot comb, don't just comb it like regular whatever. So this is how I look after you, hot comb, so I like to take some styling gel. This is from Marc Anthony. I use the thick and full one. They could have like a lot a lot, a lot of different ones. Looking myself, so I like to use that too, like really slick down to here and then I go back on those areas with a blow dryer. So this is just going to ensure sleekness and it's really gon na further straighten those areas, and I go like to that second and third track from the closure. If that makes sense, so, as you can see it's much bladder, this is the look that you want to go for and yeah, let's put it on alright, so I'm just gon na speed through this process. Cuz I've showed this process so just want to take a leg. Cap spread some guys to be when once it's dry, you just want to cut and make sure you just cut enough for the closure to go on and then you're going to add some foundation on this process is literally so easy off. I swear from there. You want to add a little bit of that foundation on at the actual race, since this list is transparent. I didn't have the bleach knots or anything. Just me added foundation on it literally worked like magic and I'm using go spot so you'd want to apply a thin layer. Let it dry clear and then press the lace into it, and what I like to do is just go over that a little bit with some free spray and just let that dry and you can use a blow dryer as well. You know just beat up the process from there. I like to add a little bit more foundation on the lace and then just cut it make sure you're taking your time, you're, cutting it and just kind of go up and down and ring it motions from there. You want to use a mousse or something just the X just to lay it down, and you want to tie it up for about an hour or you can get under the dryer from there. I just add a little bit of my bronzer and then a la la you're done your meat, hey rosettes, so I hope you dog enjoyed this video if you did go ahead and hit the subscribe button down below turn on a patient's arm. Give this video a big thumbs up and check out yummy hair down in the description box y'all. This hair is like literally everything. I thought it was gon na be okay, honestly, it was beyond everything I thought it was gon na be like it feels so good. It'S so thick, I love thick hair. I love this 6x6 closure like this is my new [ __ ], because I mean I can go like this. It look like I got a whole front, o own, just don't get too close or that bad back back back, but I'm feeling it. It feels so good. Like I said earlier in the video. This is, I put all five bundles in here and it doesn't feel heavy, doesn't think it's thick hair, but it feels really light and I'm just here for it. It curled really nicely. I let these curls, I let the I didn't like long curls, I let them sit overnight and I brushed it out and got this like y'all. It looks so [ __ ] good. If you want to see how I curl that curled it I will put that in another video, so look out for that, along with this makeup tutorial so yeah, I hope you don't enjoy yo. My life is complete and yours will be too you shop, yummy extensions. Okay, there here is yummy: oh yeah, I'm kind of high, but that's what I call a yummy extensions, cuz honey. This is yummy okay. This is yummy. Hair like this is what you're calling yummy: okay, delicioso, okay, Bon Appetit, but yeah. I hope you all enjoyed this video and I will see you my next