How To Pluck Your Lace Closure Like A Pro

Did you by any chance, buy a lace, closure and one day realized that you have no idea how to pluck or bleach it, or maybe you have some idea how to pluck it, but your closures are looking a little bit more Balder than you're looking for then Continue to watch this video if you'd like to fine tune, your closure, plucking skills or, if you're, a complete beginner, have no idea where to start and want to pluck your closure, like of goddess, stay tuned good morning winners. This is Sasha fearless here to let you know that you are beautiful and good enough to accomplish anything that you want in life. In today's video, I'm gon na show you how to pluck a lace closure. So this is a 4 by 4 closure and you should know that the knots have been previously bleached. If you would like to see the video on how I bleach the knots on this closure, just look up and look to the right of this video and I'm linking it right here right now, let's get started so first off you are gon na need a spray Bottle with water, a good old tweezer, my advice to you is to invest your money in a really good tweezer you're. Also gon na need a comb. A fine-tooth comb will be amazing in this process. So, first off I want to tell you that you can do this. Okay, you can do this. I started off by combing the hair back then I spray the hair with some water just to tame it and in this clip I'm combing the hair back, because I want to see first of all how the hairline is looking. I want to see the base that I'm starting with every hairline is different and before you start plucking away, you have to see where you're, starting before you can go in and take hair out next up, I'm gon na part some hair forward. The reason I'm doing that is just to make room for these baby hairs that I'm about to make I'm making a middle part. Now this part you can skip, you can choose to do a middle part or not and to pluck it before installing it okay. So let's say I were to use this closure in a sew and leave right. I would have made the part yet until I fully slowed the closure on to the person's head now. If this closure was going to be used in a wig, then I would plug the part beforehand because it just makes it easier for me now. That'S just what I would do you do you boo, you do you you do what you're comfortable, with the reason why I can start plucking is because I can fully see the hairline and looking at it. From this point of view, you can clearly see that this is too thick. Do you see it it's too thick, so I'm plucking to remove some of that hair. The reason why we pluck closures is to have the hairline mimic a natural hairline, and this right here ain't nothing natural-looking about it, alright, so the best advice I would have for you is to really look at the hairline. Alright, look at your own hairline and then look at the closure and see the difference. Alright, I'm pretty sure that you are smart. You are intelligent and you can do this even if you're a beginner. This is not hard for you when you are plucking constantly comb. The hair back and examine it if you notice that an area of the head is looking a little too shiny or is looking a little too sparse, skip over that area, stop plucking and move onto another one. If you notice that an area is too thick and it's thicker than other parts focus on that area now, what you do not want to do is just plug plug plug away like a crazy person. Don'T do that because you'll end up with both spots and all types of stuff, you don't want on your closure, but you just spend a ton of money on use. Your discretion watch it and do your thing girl, because you can do this, I'm combing the hair back and spraying it again, because I'm checking to see how natural it looks. Why don't you agree that this looks so much better than when I first started? It looks more natural. The reason why I just combed the hairline back is because I'm gon na do this a little technique to make the hairline look more natural, so nobody really has like eye straight across hairline, so I'm just going in and nitpicking at little areas. Just small tiny areas in the hairline to make it look more natural. Now this side looks good to me, so I'm just going to move on to the next side. Now this may or may not be the final results. This is just something that looks a whole lot better than it did when I initially got this closure now, once this closure has been installed, I can go back in and pluck it some more depending on how much more natural it's capable of looking, you can do. The same thing remember, you can do this from time to time I go in and I start plucking the hair because it may be too dense for me for you, it may be the same, or maybe you like it the way it is it's all based on Personal preference, if you like it, really full believe it. If you want it to look more flatter, you can pluck the hair, like I'm doing right here, just to remove some of that weight. So I'm just gon na play the rest of this video for you guys. So just watch and take away anything that you need to take away from this video. If, after watching this video, you still have more questions, that's okay, just leave a comment and I'll try to answer it as best as I can also. I have other videos on my channel about fun tools: more closures, how to make a wig everything way: dreadlocks natural hair, crochet braids, and what not check them out if you're interested in any of those things. I even have a few videos for you guys too, if you're watching like high-tops, how to start dreadlocks, you know you should subscribe to my channel if you like the content and also hit the notification bell. If you like to see any of my future videos, it's been a pleasure talking to you and I hope you have a great day like this. Last but not least, I'm gon na show you guys how I get a more natural looking, the fine part so keep on watching again. Thank you guys so much for watching, and I hope you have a beautiful and blessed day now go slay that closure honey go slay that closure