No Glue! No Tape! Applying A Lace Closure

You hey what's up, lie, cheat family, it's your girl, charm and I know I'm looking kind of crazy right now, but I'm heading out the door. I was about to go ahead and install my here and I decided to show you guys um my no glue, no tape method that I'm using for my closure. Now, there's quite a few tutorials on YouTube, showing you guys how to do this, and I know jazzy Jujubee has one I think that's her name and pretty girl angie is the one that I watched to learn how to do this so I'll leave the link to Her video below so basically this is my closure. Okay, it's already late. Just I have a video up showing you guys how I believe this I'll leave the link below and what you're looking at is the elastic band. Now I know in other videos they use sometimes like those headbands that should be different at the dollar store. I'M sure those work fine, but I choose to use these elastic bands just because they're little thicker - and this is what they look like they're, like 99 cent or $ 1.99 from Walmart, and I tweaked the method a little bit as you can tell. I have three bands here: one is for the front, one is for the middle and one is right back and what I basically do I'll just show you this it's a little short, but I've already cut. This is what I have left, but basically I take the band stretch it a little and measure from here to here where the folder will be okay and then whatever it measures, I take off about 1/2 inch or portage just to make it fit snug, and then I go ahead and sew it onto my closure, where's, the Frog okay to the polls right here. It'S where the first band is now. I know that looks a little thin. That'S because I took this band and I cut it right down the middle, because you just don't want a big bulky piece. You know in the front okay, so now, once I saw that one here. That means I have my front piece and I closing this Lane completely flush flush with my head and now we need some security for the middle. So what I basically did was now. I saw what the metal piece - okay here, just a minute all services to penalties. Now the middle piece I left thick - this were some extra security. You know did the same thing measure from here to here along the middle and then cut hoping it cut a little bit short, so you can actually fit snug. Now we have the front one lying flush, we have the middle, we need a little something for the back. This is my opinion, so I use the other half from the band that I cut from the front, and I added that to the back. So now we have three pieces, our front piece, which is thin. Our middle piece is little thicker and the final piece for the back, which is again thick paint. Not. This is not exactly how I learned how to do it from the video I watched but decided to do, and I wanted to share it with you guys, okay, so now, how am I gon na put this on? Let me show you go check on three pieces. Three bands: just like this okay: this is the front of my culture here, gon na check all three pieces like this put them on just like a hip. Let me show you my brain pattern. Okay, my braids are a little more over to the left, because when I wear my 3/4 wigs or my closures, I either do a middle part or a side part to the left. So here I have my braids going down. I needed these in order to UM either hold my 3/4 wave long with bobby pins or two. So do you live down same on this side? And again I braised it. I fly straight back, not quite centered, because I wear a part either the middle or to the left, which um you'll see exactly what I mean in a moment. My braids probably should have been a little smaller, but I have such a hard time braiding, my hair. So anyway, I have all three pieces: put them around. Just like this. Okay and excuse me, because I am looking in the mirror over here, I'm going to adjust my closure. I think now we'll go for a side part and what I'm actually doing is I'm going to line the closure up with my hair, where it's braided and we're already having a party so right about if you see Under the Sun, actually my braids are holding the Bands in place here is my front band to lock to lie the closure down flat in front there's my middle band, and here is the back band to hold it down there same on this side. You can adjust them accordingly, however, you need to make them fit comfortably. Have a nice snug fit okay? Now what you have is basically a seamless closure. Now, normally I would have a little bit of my own hair out just a little around the perimeter, but these are fresh, braids and they're. Pretty tight. I don't know who braids are all hair tight, but I did and I'm, but as I brush a little bit like little hairs and baby hairs will come out and it'll blend beautifully together, but I'm headed out the door, so I'm making this video kinda quick. This is um the 3/4 wig that I'm going to install what babbling install to the home. So then, I'm just sudden, I have coming back to there's a million tutorials on how to make the 3/4 wig up on YouTube. But of course mine is the best. So I'll leave a tutorial below so I knew how I make my 3/4 wigs, and this is simple: I'm just gon na go ahead and lift tonight. You lift the closure up and stick the columns in and we're gon na be good to go. I know I'm forgetting something because I'm speeding through this video, I have to go and have a cocktail relax with my friends. You know so just hit me below if you have any questions by all means, feel free to do that. Don'T forget if you would doing this thumbs me up, I did speed through it. So if there's anything that you didn't understand, you can ask me and I'm getting back to people you you