How To Make A 360 Lace Closure Wig| Wig Making 101| Beautycutright

Hey guys, so this whole 360 lace happens to be very popular on YouTube and I got mines from coming by calm I'll make sure all of the information is down below. Unfortunately, this one does not have like an adjustable strap like some of the ones I've seen on YouTube, but it does have a wider amount of parting space in the front and just enough for the back. So what I'm going to do in this video is show you how I make a wig using this closure, or this 360 lace type closure. So here you see me pinning it on to my canvas head wig head, so that I can be able to make the wig and I'm pinning it all down, and I'm going to be using this weaving net and this weaving net. You can find at any beauty supply, store or online. I can also link it down below as well, and it comes with two types of netting: there's the larger size and the smaller size, and I went ahead for the smaller size for this week. So I'm just going to twist the hair around just to kind of give out the way. So it makes it a little bit easier for me to attach the the wefts to this wig. But first I am going to pin down of a small netting and I'm going to pin it around in the circle right above the edges and very close to where the hair sticks on the lace. I'M going to, pin it there and then I'm going to sew. It down so at this point is fairly simple. All I start to do is just sell the wefts down in like a zig zag or a fold-over method, just straight across from one side to the other. They also sent this hair as well only needed two bundles and the hair actually matches perfectly with the 360 lace closure. So I was very excited about that. You can see that it just blends very well lays right over it without any problem and this lace wig. If you've noticed from the beginning clip, it actually has this a longer baby here, so you can kind of customize it yourself. So this is what the inside of it looks. Like simple, I thought it was better to just use the netting instead of a full cabin. Having to cut it and just attach the weft on with a netting cap - and this made it a little bit easier - doesn't look cute on the inside, but oh well doesn't matter long as you're wearing a wig cap very smart to do that, as you guys know, I'M natural, my hair is braided up and you see me brushing my so-called baby here. As I say, edges, I'm just brushing them out forward because I'm actually just doing a quick customization on land of the parting and the lace front of this weak down, because I'm actually going to be selling this week. So I don't want to do too much over customizing it to me personally, because I want to leave room for the person that will own it this week to be able to do that, a little bit more. So I'm showing it in this video for the purpose of making sure that it's nice and neat and easy and they can follow the exact same steps in order to make it more personal to them as well. So I'm just opening up the part a little bit. This is how I do it. I do pull the hair from the lace, it doesn't damage it unless you're pulling too much hair at a time. I probably pull about two to three strands at a time, and that opens the part up just a little bit. So it looks a little bit more natural and I pull my hair, my hairline away from the lace so that I can be able to customize this. The baby hairs from the lace closure to the somewhere of my list and just mostly everyone else's length as well, and this is the edge tamer that I'm just going to be using and I'm going to use it just to kind of smooth. My edges and the edges from the lace closure over it'll make sense when you guys are looking at it I'll, just take a brush and just kind of brush it up into it and for the lace that's kind of exposed. I didn't want to cut too much of it for the person that will own it so I'll just kind of Bend it under something that they can do as well, or they can cut a little bit more to customize it. Alright. So simple, I wet the hair. Just so I can kind of loosen and feel the curls a little bit more, and I didn't do a lot of cutting just some long, layering and framing for this week. I want to keep it very simple and look as natural as possible, so I just kind of got rid of some like scraggly ends and just gave it a light. Layered look and kept it at the shoulders, and this hair, I have to say, is awesome. It'S very soft and I actually do like how my hairline just kind of matches and blends with it. You guys know this. Hair is processed, but just the coils is so beautiful. It clumps very well together and you can wear this in a ponytail, but then I'll leave that up to the owner and that's pretty much it guys. I hope you enjoyed this video this hair. Oh, my god, is awesome. I was very impressed with it I'll see. You guys, with the next video bye