Quick Weave Middle Part With Closure

Hey babies. Welcome back so again, it's gon na be another quickly, video except this time. It'S gon na be a week if you have not already and make sure you thumbs up this video subscribe and turn on your post notifications, as you guys can see. I have some really chunky braces going right to the back, as you have a full video on how to do a quick, little braid pattern for weaves, wigs, so on and so forth. So I'm just gon na go ahead and pin those up using a bobby pin like I said this will be a removable, quick, weave wig. So what we're gon na use is a mesh jump cap wig. I usually use these for my wigs to actually store those down, and I use a just a regular wig cap. The hair that I'm gon na be using is wife, number hair. They take go ahead and send me 4 bundles of their 16 inch Brazilian body wave, and I also got a 16 inch closure. The closure was like a 4 by 4, which is really really large, so I did like that. The hair did come extremely soft. Of course it was pressed, or you know, steam to get this nice little body wave texture, but that's ok. The hair was really really soft. His head. She didn't have any like weird smell or anything like that, and I felt like it would pretty much have a nice and natural like length. That'S why I chose the 16 inch and yeah, so what I'm gon na do? Is you start separating the hair, of course, from off, but this little even know what to call it, but anyway, once I have that distinct, my saran wrap. As you guys know, this is gon na be a wig, so I want to protect my hair as opposed to wearing the style, then oiling it out to create a wig, I'm actually just gon na use this little method. I was like the plastic method. Some people may use a shower cap, but I found this in saran wrap actually molds to your head. A lot better and the wig cap is not sliding all over the place. It'S not moving back and forth. So yeah try it. If you guys have not already now y'all, I opened this saran wrap the wrong way, so I was struggling a home who in thought ended up just taking it out, but anyway yeah. So this is what that looks like I'm, just literally wrapping around my head until I feel like I've covered every single inch at least twice that way. My hair is fully protected. I don't have to worry about glue or anything like that. So once you have that situated, go ahead and just tear off the additional piece that you don't need, you guys are gon na. Ask me: how is it gon na stick to the cap, I'm using glue it's gon na stick to the cap. It'S not going anywhere like literally nowhere as you got 20. My hair is fully protected. I'M gon na go ahead and put on those wig caps, I'm gon na first start off by putting on just the regular. I guess is just a regular wig cap, I'm only gon na use one out of the pack of two just to kind of give it this John wake up something to stick on to this is kind of optional. You don't really have to do this, but I just chose to do it just for extra protection and to really make sure this is gon na be holding on to this cap extremely tight and of course I did go ahead and put the second cap the dumb One, which is a little bit thicker, which means the elasticity or the longevity of the wig, should last a little bit longer because the wig you know the base of it is actually thicker. So here's what my closure looks like. I did go ahead and bleach the knots I'm gon na be putting glue all around the stick little barrier here and that's what I'm gon na lay it down. So I think go ahead and separate it into two different parts. I actually used these little clips. I think I don't know where I got these from, but yeah uh um. I use the clips and separate it and that I'm just cutting off the additional lace um. I did kind of squeeze the front of it, which I don't know. I did that but then created some baby hair. You know, cuz, I mean that's a full week, so yeah you don't really want to have any apron hair out and then I'm using my 30 second of 30 seconds. So I'm Pro glue and I'm just literally gon na - take that all the way around a generous amount. Of course you don't want it to bleed into the lace, but if you do make the mistake and bleed it into the lace, it really won't matter. I'M it's more so just gon na get on the base of the root of the hair, so that would be something that's kind of annoying. However, as long as you don't get glue in your parting area, you're, fine, so just a little tip, because yeah I've spilled glue all the time anyway. So I'm gon na just let that dry just a little bit. I should have let it get a little bit more tacky, because it's 30 second hair glue for beginners. You can kind of use that rule of maybe 15 seconds before applying it, because I applied the glue or apply face little closure piece with the glue a little too early. So I ended up having to hold it down a lot longer than I probably would have needed to, but anyway yeah. So you just want to pull this really really talk. I don't know if any of you are really familiar but like so ends or so enclosure, but you want to pull it as tight as possible to make sure that it lays really really flat and to me, this method actually helps because I'm making it on that Dome cap and the dome cap already sits really tight on my hay and then, when I go to take it off. It'S gon na stretch that leaf as far as possible when it's time for me to put it back on my head, but it's gon na be like a perfect fit, but you'll see that twist and so once the glue is kind of dry. I did go ahead and just like tie up both of these sides to get it out of the frickin way and yeah. I'M just gon na kind of move that around and make a little mini bun and then just hold it down with a clip and then, of course I did the same thing on the other side, this side kind of gave me like a little headache. I did get a little bit of glue in the hair towards the end of it, but I mean, like I said that was fine. It wasn't really a big deal. As you can see, I did use a lot of goo on that side. I'M just gon na hold it down alright and so girls. You guys have already seen a million times how to do a quick weave. If you guys are still unfamiliar, then this part will definitely be hopeful for you. I'M of course gon na start off. Just by measuring my very first track, here's what the hair looks like it's really really thick. Surprisingly, I got away with exactly two bundles, so I still have two more bundles left over to do like a totally another wig. If I really want it to and so yeah that's what I did, I just measured out the hair from ear to ear and then, of course, just applied the glue and literally just stick it onto the cap. Now, because it's not seeping through and it's not gon na be directly put on your head, it's gon na feel a little bit cold because the heat from your head is not gon na help with tacking down the glue. If that makes sense. Basically, the heat from your regular scalp in doing a regular, quick weave is gon na allow the glue to dry a little bit faster because, of course, it's more. That would be no different than if you were to use a blow. Dryer right makes sense. Well, if you're using the spandex cap and then of course you have the the what am I trying to say this saran wrap or any type of plastic you can give the shower cap also up under that that's kind of gon na get in the way of He yeah the heat from your head, so in case you guys are wondering how this is gon na stick. Just you have to be patient. That'S all, and sometimes the pieces that I cut off were a little bit too long. For me, too, actually blew the entire way, so I taught him a do it halfway and then just finished grilling directly onto the cab. So too much glue didn't hurt in this instance, because of course I want this to stick forever and ever and ever and ever so that's how that goes, and I'm just gon na go ahead and just finish this up. This is my very last track. This was really really quick. I think the hairstyle only took maybe 30 minutes and, like I said it's only two bundles. So for this to be so full and of course I didn't straighten my hair out - I'm gon na be wearing it and its natural state, which is this body wave body, wave state, oh yeah. This is really cute and I just go ahead and take out my little clips and I like to go and install the wig before actually just removing it, because I want to give it as much time as possible to drive like I said. The drying time is gon na be a little bit longer because of course, it doesn't have the natural heat from your hair to actually help that glue down. So taking my argan oil cream of nature moves just to lay down the top of the closure to get it as flat as possible. Y'All that removes drives really quick, so you don't have to worry about. Any residue still leaves the hair really soft, and here I'm just brushing through. When I tell y'all, I literally only got a couple of strands of hair that was really really good, especially with hair. This a little bit shorter and I'm doing all this cutting and stuff. Like that, so the shedding was pretty good. The hair was really really soft. Like I said I do not have a smell. The lustre was perfect in my opinion, but then you'll see here where I did go into the closure just to kind of thin that out just a little bit. I'M not sure if I've shown you this before how to go through and just kind of part down. The middle and pull down additional hair, if you need to, but let me know down in the description box, if you need another video on that and, of course just took a little bit concealer, I should have taken my foundation color to go down the center of That, but eventually it'll make sense once I actually take this black part from unfunded away, but you'll see that later. So I'm really quick styling. I might a go ahead and take my curling wand in a very weird awkward manner, so just kind of go through the hair to create these waves. I know it's already body wave hair, but once you start to brush it out and kind of play with it, it gets really weird-looking so never hurts just to go through with the light little curling wand and for you, girls, if you don't actually have a curling. You could totally just use a curling iron and just use the barrel of the cone iron as long so all right, and so just finish off finishing off these last little pieces here. As you can see, the waves look really really cute and it tends to hold a curl. So that's a really good. It does look like these. Waves are gon na last some when they fall, they'll fall effortlessly, just taking the top of that uh. I guess the sides of the comb wanna kind of laid down my closure, it's flat as possible, cutting away or ripping away any flyaways that I had and yeah. I think from here. It'S pretty much. What the hair looks like really nice, effortless wave, looks really cute to me. Of course, I'm gon na end up doing something really different with this wig, so stay tuned for that, but anywho the big reveal right. Oh, you literally pull the wig off, as you can see that came off with ease. There is no glue in my hair, literally nothing. This is like the easiest protective style. You guys learn how you'll quickly you'll save so much money then go in to us. Hair stylist, I know that so contradictory towards my profession, but uh yeah. So you literally just pull out that plastic. Saran, wrap and you'll see because the glue was not completely dry like I should have let it sit for maybe ten more minutes. Then all of the plastic would have come off of this cat, but no worries wasn't a big deal. I went ahead and got as much off as possible and yeah. This is what the wig looks like uh. So I'm really really happy with what it looks like this will be something that I pretty much take on and off all night and day and night Basin is it didn't have to so it was really quick really fast and it should last just as long as Anything else what I'm gon na do is go ahead and just cut out that material that was up under the closure, so I'm only cutting out the area of under the closure. Literally, only that area under the closure you'll see that there looks a little messy but make sure you don't go too far. You don't want to actually cut the lace, and then you have all these chunky bits so just kind of cut those off, especially a shot along the sides of the flap. It can get kind of annoying. You guys are gon na. Ask me: how do you wash the wig only wash this wig in cold water really really cold water can be ice-cold, water, whatever you feel nothing warm at off. It'S warm to touch more than likely that glue is gon na slide, so that'll be the best way to kind of keep this forever, just wash it with cold water, and, as you can see, I'm on as usual, I don't feel any glue on my hair. It'S not sticky, it's not tacky or anything like that. Like I said before, the hair is extremely tight, so when I say it's high, it is not so tight that it's giving me a headache or anything, but the wig is on really really good. So it's definitely not going anywhere. I didn't have to use any palms and you clips elastic band. Anything like that and then all I'm gon na do really quickly is go ahead and just style up my baby here. So nothing too too crazy. You guys know how I feel about that. You can kind of opt out of this step if you want to, but this is pretty much the final product, so I'm just taking a little bit of cream of nature spray and what was that yeah just be light? I guess it's just a light spray. All of the details will be linked down in the description box below on the hair and yeah. I mean I've done a bunch of quickly videos so far, so you guys should be the expert on it at this point. Right now away many comments are questions down below. I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial, give it a thumbs up turn on your post notifications and if you have not already make sure that you subscribe, there will be another follow-up video right after this one kind of remix one this week so and then you guys Will enjoy that? I love you guys so much stay pretty and I will see you in my next video bye, baby