How To Make Your 5X5 Closure Wig Into A Side Part Frontal (Plucking & Customizing) Ft Arabella Hair

Foreign welcome back to my YouTube channel in this video I'll, be installing a wig from Arabella hair inside the package I received the 26 inch 5x5 closure wig, and I also received a goodie bag with some lashes, a wig band and some more stuff. This is what the wig looks like straight out. The package, as you guys, can see it's super full and long for 26 inches. Also, the knots on this wig are super small, so they were pretty easy bleach foreign I'll, be showing you guys how to install a closure wig to make it look like a frontal I'll, be showing you guys how I plugged customized prep the wig for install and I'Ll be showing you guys how I installed the wig. The first thing that I'll be showing you guys is how to plump the wig. The first thing that I do is move the closure wig to the side that you want. The part on for this install my client requested a left side part. So when the mannequin is in front of me, the part would be on the right side. So I moved the wig to the right side of the mannequin before I start plucking any lace. I always like to lay out everything before I start plucking, so right now, I'm just making the part, even though my client wants the left part when it's facing me. The part is on the right side and because we want it to look like a frontal in store. I made the part as close to the left side as possible to leave more space for the Sideburn, so it can fit behind my client's air foreign. Also, when I'm making a part, I made sure that it was super deep, because when I swooped the baby hairs, I wanted to look like it was going behind my client's ear, as you guys can see, there's barely any hair on the left side to pluck. Most of the hair is on the right side so that I can give a frontal effect after you finish making your part. The next thing that you're going to do is pull out all the hairs that you will be using as your Sideburn. He, after every little step, I always mold the baby hairs in place, just to make sure that everything is exactly where I want it to be. Now, I'm going to start plucking the hairline. The first thing that I do is separate all the hairs that are already pre-plucked before you start plucking you're, going to need a slanted tweezer, a spray bottle with water in it and a tail comb. Once you have all the pre-plucked hairs separated from the hairline, you can then start plucking the hairline foreign I tweeze about three times in the same area before I move on across the hairline. Also, when I'm plucking the hairs out the lace, I make sure that I pluck directly from the root so that the whole entire knot and the hair comes out. This doesn't leave any little pieces of hair sticking up from the lace when you're plucking the hair. You want to make sure that the hair is wet so that the knots will be easier to pull from The Roots when I'm finished plucking that part of the hairline. I then separate those pre-plucked hairs now with the others and then pluck behind the hairline again in the next clip. We'Ll show you guys the actual speed of how I plug foreign, as you guys can see when I'm plucking, you can see the knots from The Roots. Pull up with the hair, this doesn't leave any little flyaways hair sticking out of the roots. Now that I'm finished plucking behind the hairline, I'm going to take all the hairs that I separated before and place them with the hairline foreign, as you guys can see when I used a comb and pushed the hairline back, it still doesn't look like a natural hairline. So I will be taking out the little fine fine hairs at the front and plucking behind the hairline one more time, foreign foreign. These are the results after plucking the left side of the wig. Now the next part of the wig that I'll be plucking is the baby hairs for these baby hairs. I want it to look like it's going behind my client's ear, so I made a part starting from the area that I plucked on the left side, and that area will be my baby hairs that I'll be thinning out, so it can go behind my client's ear. I started plucking the baby hair from the bottom that I just kept parting and plucking, as you guys will see in the clip foreign each little section. I always pretend that I'm swooping the baby cares just to make sure that I'm not over plucking foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign. This is what the wig looks like after it's been plugged. Now, I'm going to blow dry and prep it for install foreign. For this part, you'll be needing your wax stick: tail comb and hot comb. Before I have come any section of hair, I apply the wax stick to the roots so that when I hot comb it it'll be super flat. Foreign foreign, foreign, foreign, foreign, foreign foreign. These are the results of me how combing the wig and prepping it for install. Now, when I place it on my client's head, everything will be ready and easier for me to do foreign cap on my client's head and instead of making a hole for both of her ears, I'm only making it for one being that the closure will be on The right side of her head when I'm placing the adhesive on her hairline, I'm using it to trace the entire hairline even by her ears, as you guys can see in this clip foreign will start by the middle of my client's hairline. So that's where I'll stop spreading the glue across my client's hairline, once the glue completely dried. I then used my Ruby, kiss cream foundation and placed it across the bowl Cap, where the lace will be showing when you're cutting off the rest of the cap that you won't be using. You want to make sure that you get as close to the glue as possible so that when you apply the glue your layers of glue, the cap is still flat on your client's head foreign's head, because it's a closure. It doesn't fit like how a frontal would so. You will need to separate the lace from the tracks on the right side of the wig. You can see me cut a slit so that I can fit behind my client's ear, like a frontal that little flap of tracks that is left behind my client's ear. I did sew that later on in the install to the back of the wig, so that it doesn't bother her ear foreign once you have the big position. How you want to. You can then proceed with installing the wig, as you would with any other install foreign. The glue across your client's hairline, you want to make sure that you get the area where her sides are so that when you place the lace into the glue, the sides are secured down: foreign foreign, foreign, foreign, foreign foreign, the baby hairs. You want to make sure to leave the ends of the baby. Hair is long so that it can blend in with the hair. That'S going behind your client's ear, foreign foreign, while the baby hairs are tied down with the wrap chips, I'm going to begin to curl. My clients, hair, while the baby hair is dry. These are the results of how the baby hairs came out. Now I'm just gon na hack on the hairline, with my bio silk and my soap hot comb to make the part look, sharp I'll, always use my Sharpie and color all the hairs that go over bleached. Then I outlined it with the makeup that was used throughout the insole and my angled brush foreign foreign. This is the results of this install. I hope you guys enjoyed watching comment below if you have any questions and continue watching for more clips of the finished. Look. Foreign foreign foreign