Detailed Closure Sew In | No Glue No Band | Mi Lisa Hair Aliexpress

Welcome back you guys, so this video is going to be a pretty lengthy, yet detailed, video, I'm going to show you guys, step by step, how I do a lace closure, so in without any glue. No adhesive no got to be none of that just straight needle. In through it, so continue watching to see exactly how I do that, starting with your braid pattern, make sure that you are doing really nice flat braids in a really flat foundation, so that the closer the closure will lay down really really flat in you. Just have a really good installation. Typically I like to do like anchor braids in the front so that that closure can basically anchor to those braids and then I basically break down, and then I go to the back and braid it all. So just sit back and watch this tutorial. I'M not gon na do a lot of talking. This is going to be more of a look and learn. I did go ahead and leave a lot of the footage so that you guys can really just walk through with me and see exactly how I do this the braid pattern. However, I did not go fully into detail because you just want to make sure that, with your braid pattern, wherever you're going to be parting, your closure make sure that your braid pattern matches wherever you're going to be parting, your hair so stay tuned. I will leave all of the hair information in the description box. Products that I use everything will be listed below this hair is very long and curly, but we decided to straighten it out and I will leave all that stuff in the description box for you guys. So be sure to check that out, the hair is from Aliexpress. Like I said I will leave information in the description box, but I don't recommend buying this hair. You guys, because of customer service really is shitty I'll, be honest with you and they may not even send you two right here, so I actually had issues with this hair company, but I still went ahead upload this video because I wanted you guys to see this. Take I'm not really worried about that here. So beware: when purchasing this hair I would just suggest checking out the reviews, but, like I'm telling you guys, my experience with this company has been hell, so I don't recommend them and my client didn't really have anything bad or good to say about their hair. So I'll just leave it at that now I know I said I wasn't gon na come back, but I had to come back and just kind of briefly explain how I sold out my lace closures. What I like to do is take the thread and go underneath the closure, and then I like to anchor it to a braid so that it is really poor totally in it's laying flat and once I do that I'd go ahead and sew half of one side. I go to the other side and do the same thing sewing both sides down, so that both of the needles will basically meet in the back. I'M gon na have my client go ahead and hold down the front tool. The closure, I'm sorry in the front while I'm sewing down the back, because I don't want the closure to shift so have your client hold it down in the front when you're sewing down the back cause, you do not want it to you, don't listen! Y'All! I remember doing closures like when I first started - and I remember my was slide back and I would have to cut that thread and do it over again, because it's laid back when I was sewing so very, very vital to have your client hold down that lace. So that nothing moves and everything is laying the way you want it to now. I make it this question X. I do not bleach the knots on my closures, mainly because I feel like it's unnecessary, especially if you are doing it without glue. I do go ahead and plug the hairline a little bit on the closures just so it's not so boxy in the front, but I don't bleach the knots I just section off where I'm gon na part it at and then I may add makeup to it or Their actual part will reveal through the lace, and that will give your natural look so moving on to this portion right where those anchor braids. Are you guys remember in the braid pattern, I'm gon na go ahead and have my client hold down a piece of hair that I parted off so that I can show through and make sure that everything lays flat right in that top? I am using my line thread to start on my closure because the thread is very thin. You can't see, but I do use regular thread throughout the other sewing process. So I'm cutting that lace away, and then this part right here, you're still gon na, have a little bit of lifting and it really depends on a client's hairline like if your client has a really full hairline a lot of this. You know your your closure install. May be a lot easier but from client, her edges were very, very thin and I did not want to put a whole lot of tension pulling our edges and all that. So that's part of the reason why I left those little hairs out I'll just use those for baby hairs or whatever. But anyway, I'm taking the thread and I'm looping it through the end of that tab and then I'm basically anchoring it to a braid so that it lays down completely flat like that and basically that's how you sew down on your closure, find your parts and then You can add your make up, I'm gon na be plucking it a little bit and I will be Anna make up to it. I'M sorry. I did not show that parts, but I will add just some of her foundation to the part and that's basically it for the closure. So I'm gon na stop talking at this point I'm gon na. Let you guys sit back and watch the video leave. All your questions and comments below you guys and I will see you guys in the next