How To Do Lace Closure Sew In Weave Like A Frontal Recool Hair

Hey you guys welcome back to the channel, so this is Caroline. I am back with a new video. Alright, I am going to show you guys how you can do your own self, also a wheeze with a lace closure. Okay, I'm also gon na show you guys how you can slay that closure and make it look like a frontal if you are into frontal or you don't want to get a frontal, but you like the way. I look and you like your closure, to look like that. Okay - or maybe you want don't - want to deal with the hassle of glowing your frontal down here and there, but you wan na do with your closure. So I'm just gon na show you how you can slay it okay. Moving on to my braiding pardon honey. This is the vibrating part on you're going to have to do when you do your lace closure? Okay, if you don't know how to pray, that's the only thing, I'm not going to teach you in this video, but you can definitely get somebody to brave for you. You can tell snake, get the Brady shop, the African shop, to get it braided for you, but you need to braid it like this okay. So this is my breathing part and also in the back of my neck, my first two braids. I did connect them making a u-shaped form. I did go across my neck to make that you shape form, there's what just happens to kill a track back there that if I didn't wanted to get my hair out of the way wanted to do like a low ponytail in the back for my weave, I Will be able to do it, that's why I always do the fresh, the first two braids like that. Are you guys, so this hair is from real cool hair? Okay, if I'm saying the name wrong honey, that name will be listed in the description box, so you can check it out all right, but did send me three bundles of hair with a lace closure. Okay, they send me their Brazilian stray hair in inches of 124 122 120 in 1800. Okay, all the information for this hair will be listed in the description box, for you guys so check it out. Okay, alright! So this is how the closure looks when you do get most closure. This is how it comes. It usually doesn't come free plus, you might get something. I have a little bit of baby here, but most likely it just gon na come blunt just like this. Okay, so you're gon na have to customize it before you starts to put it on because once it goes point yeah, hey, I don't know about you, but for me, if I put stuff on my hair, I cannot really see well up there. So I needed to be right before it goes from my head, alright, so moving on, I want to make this closure look like a frontal, so the first thing I did do was to tweeze it out. I had to pluck it a lot. Okay, you want to plug in making sure that is nice and seamless in the front before you go ahead and put it on your head all right. So, as I start to plug, I do start off with a front part, and I do cut off the take out some baby here and I plug in between the hairline just to make it a little thin make it look a little bit natural and then I Take my comb and I starts to part the row going towards the back area, and then I use my tweezer and keep plugging in between each part in space. This will just hop. My hairline looks natural, so it falls back a little more natural and look a little bit more nicer when I put it on alright. So this is how it looks after doing some tweezing. If I don't like it, when I try it on then I'll go back, but for now I think I love the way it looks and I'm going to move on to the next alright says: do you see my clothes shudder? Do you see the occlusion? Do you see how nice that closure is [, __, ], okay, now the next thing we're gon na do is cut our lace off. If I was doing this on my client I'll, probably leave the lace on and cut it on their head, but I'm doing this on myself, so I can't see up there honey. I don't want to mess my baby hair in my hair line up. So I'm going to take my pair of scissors now and I'm going to cut the lace and watch as I cut the lace. I am doing it not in a straight line. I'M doing zigzag, I cut I'm twisting my hands up, left and right up and down whatever way and I'm cutting across. I don't want to scream ash. I want my frontal to look similar, so that's how I cut it now. The next part to the cutting you know how your closure comes with those little things on the side that you can, so you don't want this part to be on your forehead. Okay, so you want to cut this part off. This is where you're gon na be gluing on top of your head. So you don't want that part there. So you're gon na cut both sides. Oh you are not cutting the whole thing we just cut in the part. That'S gon na be glued down to your hairline. That'S the only part, you're gon na cut you're gon na leave the rest of the rest of it because you're going to be sewing that part down okay. So this is how your closure slash wannabe, frontal supposed to look like all right all right. So once you got your clothes you're. Looking the way it's supposed to look, okay, we're gon na move on with the install. The first thing you want to do is put a closure on. You want to measure where the closure stops, where you gon na, be placing the closure on your hairline okay, so I did put it on first and I did mark it with a little bit of my foundation. I just stick it on both sides. Just so it gave me a guy of where I want the closure to stop alright. So once we have our spots measure, all you want to get stocking cap and I'm going to put the stocking cap over my head and you can see where my foundation stops. I'M going to pull the second cap above the line before I take my that's a big glue, spray and sprayed the center part down where I measure my closure all right. So after the got ta be spray, you want to use a blow dryer or edge ride to letter got to be spray dry with the cap. All right once my car to be spray is completely dry. I take my pair of scissor and cut around a removing the rest of the stocking so that the stocking just stays right in the middle of my hair, with a closure gon na be F all right. So once I have the middle part down, I'm taking my foundation powder, you can use any foundation powder of your skin type and just turn the list turn the stocking so that it matches your skin soon. All right, I also went in here and tend the lace on my closures. You can definitely go ahead and bleach your nuts, if that's something you like to do, I personally don't like bleaching my nuts on my front so occlusion, but you can go ahead. If you choose to all right, the next thing we're gon na do is move on so applying our glue now for glue. You can use any type of glue that you prepare any type of got to be lace, glue, whatever one you prefer, okay, but this one that I'm using is that go to fine glued okay and you have to do three layers. You do the first layer, you let it dry, you lady, you can either blow dryer air dry it, but it has to turn clear. Go when you put it on is white. You have to wait for it to turn clear and then you go ahead. You apply the second layer, you also blow dry it and wait for it to turn clear, and then you apply the third layer. So you wan na do three layers and you just wink ten layer, tin scripts right across the stockings and your hair line where the closure starts. That'S where you wanna apply your tenth layer all right. So once you have your third layer of glue, this is how I supposed to look, as you guys can see, is not white is just clear at this point, so you take your closure and you just lay it directly on your three layers of glue measuring exactly Where your closure stops okay and I'm just using a rat tail comb just to press it into the glue making sure that is securely. I'M sitting on the glue I doesn't have any lumps in between it. The lace is flat and just making sure that it's sitting down nicely and seamless in the front, okay and now moving on so securing the closure down. Now now we have the front part glue down, I'm going to take the back part and I'm going to measure the back part right on the stocking cap and I'm gon na take my thread and my needle and became so so one side down. And then I'm gon na move on to the next side, the other side and begin to sew the other side down and go to the back and sew it down and connect it our asses, you guys. I saw this closure there and look at this closure. Cyst. Look at this closure cyst. Do you guys see this closure? Do you see how natural doc who's your looks? Look how nice is party you can see. I have a part in space. The lace is tinted nicely to my skin. To the front of it is just laying down right face. Do you see this closure all right now we're gon na move on, so installing our bundles? Our closure is slate, alright, so moving on to the panels, I do have to be partners up here. I'M going to be starting off with the longest length, which is the 24 inches, and I'm gon na be starting with a single track. I'M gon na start from the back of my ear from the left side of my ear and then I'm gon na work. My way so in the track on that bottom row, where I have that I'm u-shape gray that goes around my neck, I'm also so that tracfone that brave from one side of my ear to the other side of my ears, all right. So once I saw this one on track in the back of my neck, you guys can see how well I can be able to pull this up. It might not be a perfect ponytail, but I can be able to pull it up once my forehead is weak. All right so after putting that track in the back, I just went to here and double up my tracks and I'm going to just fast forward this part just to try to cut the length of this video down a little bit. So I'm just taking my thread and needle and I'm sewing the tracks from one side of my ears to the other side of my ears and I'm just working my way till I get to the top. I do not cut my wet cell. I get to the top part for the first two bundles. I did not cut my webs. I just went in here and sold the tracks on using the flip over method and just going around my head and now that we put in the two bundles. This is how the two bundles is looking. I do have a third bundle, and this is how much space I have left. I might not be able to squeeze the full bundle in, but I want to try to squeeze as much in as I can. Okay, so starting with the last bundle, which is the shortest length, I'm gon na start to put it on. So I get to the closure all right. So after installing my third bundle, I do have a little piece left, and this is the piece of mon-sol you use to close. This sewing up. Okay. Now, when you get to your lace closure, because this is a lace closure, you want, you also want to treat it like a frontal. You don't want to sew your track on your lace closure because, just in case your baby hair gets plucked out more or you lose it. Some hair in the front - and you want to replace your closure or your closure gets oh, but you still want to keep your bundles intact. You want to sew your track as close to the closure as possible to what you do not want to sew your track or your closure, because, just in case you want to change up your closure, you will be able to change it without messing up the rest Of your hair and once you sold down your closure piece, yo and peace, this is how your end piece should look. It should not be sitting on your closure, but instead it should be sitting right close to your closure. You want to be able to remove your closure, like I said if you choose to okay, so this is how it's supposed to look all right. So this is my full sew-in. You guys look at that closure, though. Look at that, I'm in love with this Celina right, but of course I got to show you guys the finished look, so I'm gon na go put some makeup on and then I'm gon na come back and then we gon na finish up this hairstyle. Okay, all right, you guys, so my makeup is done. I just finished beat in my face we're gon na move on to styling, it's Harry ticky, my blow dryer and my paddle brush I'm going to blow-dry. The hair is already a stray hair. I don't need much so it took get done. Cuz, I'm gon na wear it sleek just like this, so I'm just blow drying it adding some heat, just loosening it up, making it a little more silky. Then I'm going to go in with my hot comb and press my closure there we are treating as closure like a frontal honey. So, yes, we are pressing. The closure. Making sure is, nice is flat. It can move wherever side. We wanted to left right middle wherever just making sure that is nicely secured. Now, as you can see, this really don't need baby hair, plus I'm not too much of a big fan of too many baby hairs, but just to make sure that my lace is melted down. I'M gon na take a little SH, Krantz, tiny bit of strands of hair from the front line of this of the closure, and I'm going to cut them just to make a little bit of baby hair all right. So after making my baby here, I'm just taking a little bit of mousse, this is mine. I will be used. It'S my Holy Grail and I applied a little bit of it just so that hairline just to make sure that my baby hair will be laying down nicely and also I want to make sure that my lace is melted. Okay, so after that I went in here and just took a cynics rub, you can take any scars or anything and securely wrap it around your entire hair and let it sit and let it air-dry yuy is doing that. You take my flat iron and I went ahead and flat. I am the entire here just to make sure that is really neat. It'S really sleek, it doesn't have any bumps, even though I put dry earlier okay once that is done. That is pretty much it. I did went in here and I took the senate script off and after i took it all, this is how it looks and i love it - you can see how that lace is melted into my skin. This is how i love my baby hair. So please don't come at me. This is how i love my baby hair to be all right, and i just taking my flat iron now and going over the lace making sure everything is nicely flat, and it's just seamless alright says: do you guys see that end result, though? Do you guys see this and result look at this, so in look at house play this, so in is, I am in love with this hair. I'Ve done many works before on my head, but this one right here this one is the one okay six. I love this. I absolutely love this. Yes, this is my hard work. I did that girl. I did that since yes, okay, so this is pretty much it for this beautiful lace. Closure fall. So in that you can do on yourself, save yourself some money girl. Alright, I absolutely love the way this turned out and, as I was saying for the back of it, you guys you can put this up in a low ponytail. Maybe you just want to go to the gym and you got your sewing on and you don't want this all this long, hair hanging all over you. You want to put this in a ponytail. You definitely can. It might not be a perfect ponytail in the back. You might have your little hair here and there on it, but it's definitely worth you put in that one track in the back, so you can be able to pour it up in a nice little ponytail and keep it moving. What are you gon na? Go jogging or just being cute at the gym, or you just want to have a low sleek ponytail for that cute, low outfit or whatever the case may be. Alright, you can definitely achieve that with this hairstyle