How I Install A Lace Closure To A Dome Cap (For A Full Wig)

Welcome back you guys, I'm gon na be doing a video showing you how I install this closure, but beforehand. I want to show you what it looked like before, just in case you missed out on those videos, so I will link a video of the first impression of me, showing you guys. This hair fresh out of the package here is what the closure looked like. Prior to what you guys may have seen now very nice natural color, I did decide to lift the color of the closure as well as the weapon here, this beautiful red. This is by dark and lovely, and it is vivacious red. I do have a tutorial showing you guys how I colored this hair, so I will leave a link in the description box as well, and here are the results after using that vivacious red. So this video will basically focus on how I sew down my closure from the naked nature line to a dome cap to achieve a full wig. Let'S get started all right, so let's get right into this closure. This is what it looks like up. Close the lace closure does have that little slip of lace right there, where you, where should pretty much, lay on the top of your hand, and then the entire lace is surrounded by this mesh fabric or mesh material, and you can see, is completely surrounding the closure. Except for the top, no, I did have a little bit accident and got some dye on it Noby. But, as you can see all of these holes, I have been trying to figure out what they are. Those holes are to sew through that outer border right here, where I'm showing you this outer border here, that's where you're going to sew your thread through and basically that is just a guide for you to so you're, going to sew right through those holes. Now that area in the middle, I'm not sure what that's for, because that's where the hair is attached, but this border on the outer line that does not have hair on it. And I am under an impression that that's for you to sew your needle and thread through now. You see those holes right at the top. You can actually sew through those holes too, and that way it's going to apply really flat. The cat that I'm going to be using to construct this week is going to be the dome cap. Now this is just a black dome cap. I got this from Sally's Beauty Supply Store. Normally I like to use my weaving caps for this, but for this particular style, I'm going to be using a dome cap, because these caps fit a little more snug. What I'm doing is just laying it down flat. So I can get an idea of how I'm gon na sew this. Now you guys see that band right there. That does not have hair on it, like I said before, and I'm going to pin the hair out the way so that you guys can see it a lot better, but that band there is basically there to help. You guide you through the whole process so that your your clothes are really lays down flat. Now we're going to get into the sewing part now right with that tab stops make sure that you line it up with your cap and once you do that, you can go ahead and start sewing now there are two little holes right in front of the lace And I'm going to show you guys really quickly, I'm going to sew through those holes too, so you'll see that hole right there, you're gon na sew through that and then just continue to go at a zigzag or like a diagonal motion. Now I kind of got sidetracked and it don't look like I supposed to, but basically you go through the holes just like that. So you take that needle you go from the right side all the way through the left side. Now you see how I'm taking that needle and gliding it through both holes pulling that string through both holes. That'S pretty much! How you're gon na do this until you complete the entire closure, very easy for those who may not know how to sew, and it just gives you the perfect direction in regards to sewing it down. So I think this is very great for beginners, so get it in close, you can see top bottom top bottom. That'S where you're gon na show your thread through it's kind of like a guide, an easy guide to get you through sewing now your closure long as you soak to them hold your eye. Okay, but it's supposed to have like a diagonal look throughout the whole process, but hey sew it down the best you can and you'll be doing now. This is the finished product. One thing about this lace: closure: is it kind of gives you like that silk base appeal. You can't really see like the actual knots on this closure. I thought that was a pretty cool thing, so you look at it. You see it's not like your average closure. So here's the first side so completely down and you see how that mesh material you just have to cut that off. Once you're finished and here's the other side, you can see how uniform I was in the beginning, then, once it got towards the back. I don't know what the hell I was doing, but after I did that I sold a line directly underneath that band just for added security. I just did that because I wanted it to really stay, but that's totally optional. So now I'm just ready to go ahead and apply the tracks. I'M gon na be using a hot glue gun like I do most of my wigs and it's a lot easier for me. I just wanted to insert some clips, so you guys can see sort of doing the hair or making my wig I'm right now. That is one pack of hair. I still have two packs ago and that's how much area I have left. This is how much I have left and I'm gon na add the third bundle. I definitely made my tracks very, very close together, so you definitely can get away with two bundles with a high one of my aims to be really cool, and I want to use up all the hair, so I just made them really close. Here is the finished product. You can see those curls and the hair to get a little frizzy after I did diet, but I'm gon na go ahead and straighten it and style it. So if you guys have any questions, be sure to leave them below and stay tuned for more videos featuring this hair. Also, if you have not seen the install video for this hair, be sure to check the information box as well to see that