How To Make A Banged Wig Using A Lace Closure| Detailed| Beautycutright

  • Posted on 09 May, 2018
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How to make a banged wig using a 4x4 lace closure.

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All right so real quick, stop shake. This is the top of a straight haired wig, and I believe this is going to be the front part of it. So bear with me if this looks like it's upside down or whatever, but the whole idea is for you to see the very top of the wig and how large this circular closure is so or how large the opening is to place a top closure in. So you do want to make sure that you do the u-shaped tracking method as far as sewing the tracks down up until you can only fit maybe about two or three tracks in a big circle. So you just do the u-shape first and then go in a circle. I do have a video on that anyway, but this is where we're going to do a closure piece. That'S not a circle piece, because circle pieces are very hard to find they're already made like they're made like lace, but they're, actually sewn pieces. In this case, I'm going to be using a lace closure as a top piece, because this wig is meant to be a banged wig, and so that means the top closure needs to be created. So what I'm going to do is show you how I'm going to attach this. So I want to make sure that this is large enough to fit, and it is, and not only that I am going to be cutting the lace off and the baby hairs. That is on this particular closure, and not only that, I may be doing it more so in a circular motion, but it might not work out that way. But this is so. You can be able to attach the closure on to the wig and a certain uh top piece and then when it's time what you're done and it's time to style it, you can manipulate how this closure is going to operate with water and certain hair products. So I'm going to show you how to do that. So this is the front of the wig. So here it's the front of the wig here. So I'm going to make sure that this part of the wig they don't want to pull this over front yep. I want to make sure that this part of the way of the closure is towards the front, and this is towards the back. So, let's see I'm going to need to cut a little bit more, don't be afraid to make this closure mimic. The shape don't be afraid to cut where is necessary because it has to be done in order for it to fit well, but only focus on cutting in the front part. You don't have to cut this. The reason why I'm going to have this part going towards the back this part of it going towards the back is because it's a lot easier for me to move just a little bit of this towards the front and not too much this side. If I put this towards the front, it would be way too much hair going in that direction, and I just don't want that. I prefer that more of it goes towards the back and just enough to the front, because we don't want the bangs to be too heavy. So that's why I am taking the cut aspect of it. The front of the closure going towards the front of the weak and after its pinned down you're, going to need to make sure that the closure is in a ponytail. So it's a little bit easier for you to sew around pin. First, then, I'm going to take a hair tie and make sure that this is out of my way. So I can see what I'm doing so. It might pull up a little bit, which that's totally fine. I want to make sure that I start with the front part first and making sure that it's aligned and I'm actually going to be sewing this in a loop stitch on to the track here. So this is a loop stitch, so you can do the blanket stitch which that's taught in the previous webinars if you want, but in this case I'm just gon na, do a loop stitch. So just going around that going around the track, the cap and the closure. These do not have to be finger spaced apart when you're looping through they can be very close together, so that you have better security. So if you can see there's you know this extends over if you have to cut it to fit it's ventilated, it's a lace! Closure and you're going to deal with some loss of hair, but it'll lay nice and flat. You don't want any bulkiness in the top, so, as you can see, I want you guys to see. Let'S extend it a little bit more over, so I'm going to continue to cut, don't worry, the hair will lay nice and perfect and flat over the top, so don't be afraid to cut lace closures, especially four by four pieces to use for top stitching or to Use as a top piece for banged wig, then once you're done at the end, not it off, then everything will lay nice and flat towards the back, but you would have to work install it to get this part to lay towards the front. So that would come with using water products and kind of drying it to get it that way. So I'm going to show you that, anyway, in this video, so this is the top piece and the top piece. This is where the lace closure is, and it makes the top of the wig look natural, even though this is going to be a banged weed. Okay. So, as you can see, this is the front of the wig and our ideas to get that to set over the top. The rest is totally fine. So what we're gon na do is use plain water, we're going to use a heart bristle brush, and then we are also going to use a blow dryer with like a nozzle like a precise nozzle on it and a heat protectant spray with the blow-dryer. So that's what we're gon na do so. First, I'm going to saturate the top of the week with water. Take my brush. This is just me quickly setting the closure now with closures. Most of the time they do have like shorter hairs. That kind of stick up at the top, so how you remedy that is by setting exactly like this just use, plain water: you don't have to use a lot of product, just use a nice brush and water. This sets the center of your wig, so pay attention to how everything is gon na lay, and you actually could let this just air dry. If that is what you want, what you prefer and then style later or you can just blow dry it down. So how I'm going to blow-dry it is I'm going to take this heat tamer and it's just everywhere. The nozzle is weird, so I'm just gon na do this and then take the blow dryer and set it now. You could just let it air dry like this. Keep that in mind, but if you're in crunched for time and your styling and stuff as you go pick a round brush and blow dry and there you're all done your centerpiece is perfect. It is perfect. So this is the center of the week and that's awesome. So everything else is track or wefts, and the centerpiece is a lace closure at the top that I just created by cutting it in making it work, learn how to make custom handmade soy, machine-made or lace units in my online wig making school next live. Webinar starts. 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KO Doom: whoa, this is so creative, professionally explained, and beautiful. i wanna try this now! awesome job!

Yolanda Gayle: Thanks for this educational video I was able to create my quick weave perfectly!

MOEHOGANIE A: Sis, I've Done This As Well! DEFINITELY, Serves A Purpose Other Than A Typical Closure! #PEAKMILL

Tiffaney Johnson: I find it best to sew down the closure first

Raven Mcgrew: Excellent, excellent video! could you please share the video on how you cut and styled it? That’s my biggest obstacle is cutting. I’d love to see your technique!

Hair gallery usa 8 Corp: Love it!

it's your girl shea😘🥰: Great teacher I love it

jiggly puff: Wow this is really smart! Thanks

afoua mensah: Great job love it!

Ebony Fair: I have been following u for years U are the bomb

E J: Bravo!

Sori Yazz: Great teacher...

Tasha Burns: Great job the middle looks like skin!!

AB’s Haven: You skipped the most important part,the cutting part‍♀️‍♀️

Kersha Beaver: Easier way to do bangs great job

All Hair And Beauty Salon: I love your video

Caramel Crunches: Thank you

Giulia Hair: Great

it's your girl shea😘🥰: Nice

Mary Mary:

Renee Powell: Wouldn’t try this method because U won’t be able to reuse the closure for another wig

1 GODDESS: I saw this video too late to register for your wig sewing machine class. Please tell me you will be holding another class I'm very interested.

Deidre Rilry: Boss

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