Watch Me Slay This Lace Closure Install| Ft. Longqi Hair

That is not a family scale, I'll see it period, hey guys and welcome back to our beautiful Hudson TV. We are back with a new tutorial and review on longi hair. Now they didn't send me all 24 inch and a matching straight lace. Closure so be sure to check out all the visual pictures on his hair down below in the box. Now today I will be doing a closure install quickly for you guys and I'm just gon na jump straight into this video, because you guys pretty much. You know how the whole prep process goes now. I am using a 4 by 4 lace, closure and I did go ahead and put that foundation underneath that closure and on top as well, and I'm just gon na, go ahead and start by sewing down this lace. Closure all around now, unlike my previous, the lace closure video, I did not bring it all the way down to the side, because you did not want to wear this as a deep side part or pull the hair behind her ear. So I'm just going to just little bit about a inch away from her ear and attach it like now we'll be using the ghost bond and I did apply for layers arm instead of my usual three and I think from now on, I'm just gon na. Do the floor layers because I like the holy so much better with the four versus the three layers so yeah once you hit all those layers want, and it turns clear you can go ahead and pull that lace down into that little blow-dry and also use your Comb to comb that lace down, it's like glue using that extra lace to give it like some tension on that lace light just you know, help put it into that lace, so much easier versus you cutting the lace off first and then, once you do that you Can go ahead and begin to where's your cut off that extra lace and proceed to tap down the corners that are still lifting taking your moves in you are using, and then you apply that mousse on that closure. Tie you down and begin to bond in the back of your tracks about that. Just pretty much get its meltdown going on now, I'm just gon na secure that close use of my elastic band and then I'm gon na also go in with my new beautiful hustlin hair ties. What you guys can also purchase on my website. They are $ 10 and I'm just gon na lay that right. On top of that, closure is well because I, like the top to be very flat and smooth, and especially because I'm only doing like two baby hairs and I like that, push back look. I just wanted to have it. You know if you push back a little bit more and be molded down, but the benefits of the zip tie is also to tie down your hair at night or, if you're, working out or anything like that, it will help keep your lace down so other than A lesson band, the benefits of this hair tie does come in handy and I wouldn't pretty much you know, make a product or advertise anything that would not work so yeah, but now that it has dried, I'm gon na go ahead and remove both my wrap and The and proceeded to start bonding in those back tracks, but before even bonding those back trucks, I'm just going to comb all of that out and just I pretty much tie it out the way using clips just rolled it out the way because you don't like you Anything on that close, your bun in those bad threats. Now, as far as going in the back tracks is just the same thing. You just want to measure cut and glue, and it's just repetition over and over and over so I will not be showing the whole process because it's pretty much just self-explanatory and something very simple to do now earlier. I did release a closure, a sewing video, so this will actually be the opposite, which is the quick brief tutorial, and I just do those tracks in the same direction that I did that sewing. Video is well like you just want to continue to go from left to right, left to right to get set up very, very, very top. So now I'm going to go ahead and begin to hop home out the ruse, I'm going to lose my hop calm and also my wax sticks to just get this closure very, very nice, sleek and neat, and I'm going to flat iron the hair out as well. After I do that and I'll actually start creating like my baby, hairs and stuff like that, like this, video is pretty much like. You know self-explanatory without me having to explain everything in detail, because you guys can see what I'm doing here. So it's just like you know it's it's pretty much the same thing I do in my other lace, closure videos, but only difference, but going all the way to the far far left, but pretty much as you can see, it is looking very, very natural, especially in The scalp area, and not also wanting to touch bases with defining apart, because I know a lot of people do ask me like on my Instagram and stuff, like that, like how do you get the parts and looks so clean? So sharp is so neat and I will show you guys exactly what I do and that's just pretty much using the black spring and concealer to just get everything so neat looking. But before we touch bases on that in detail. I am going ahead and just taking my bio silk spray, and I am just like laying that hair down, because I did not want to close and just be just straight down. I didn't want to create a bit of a little swerve, because I am adding too baby here to the corners of the closure. Now this is a four by four closure and the other video I posted was a five by five, but you can still give off those that frontal look with using your closure. If you just cut those thick pieces off on a style like that's, what help really makes the closure look so much more natural and seamless, but once I get those baby hair swoop, I do blow drying it, because it's just so much easier that way and some People don't want a baby hairs to move, especially if they're not really big, one hair maintenance. So I'm just doing that you my edge brush and, like I said I did use that biosilk hairspray to also spray things down to keep it. You know firm, but it still looks soft and natural. It does not look crunchy or hard or anything like that, and that's one of the reason why I love that product. But here I am just basically just flatten on your hair flat iron move, the hair and just wind up finish it the finishing touches so yeah. This video is pretty much just simple, like a quick tutorial for you now here is the part, while wan na touch a basis way as far as cleanup the part. Now, as you guys see, this is what it looked like before. I apply the constancy of the light, it's up to you if you can spray it very, very neat and don't want to use concealer you don't have to, but I, like the part to a very crisp and sharp and that's why I go in with that. Concealer. Behind that black spray, just to give it that look right there, like I love that smooth sleek look. I hope you guys did enjoy this tutorial, however, and this was like 3 bundles in a blazer. Like I mentioned before, all of these houses, the hair will be listed down below, and here was a little sample video for you guys it was no filter on this video. So thank you for watching.