Detailed| Wig 101: How To Make Closure Wig Ft. Cynosure

Hi guys welcome back to beauty with time, so today, I'm coming back with this wig 101 to let you guys know how I slay and make my closure wigs. This is some really nice, Brazilian straight hair that I decide to do it's really easy and beginner friendly when you start off with the closure at least start out there and work your way up, cuz. It'S really easy to, you know just put on your head and go so. This was the hair that I received. It is the Brazilian straight. It comes with a little pamphlet, some lashes as well as the bundles and look at these bundles. They look so thick and silky, it's giving me like a silky but yaki texture with them bundles, and this is the closure. This is a free part, as you can see, is no part already in it, and the hair line has not been plucked, but we will take care of that. So I do bleach my knots and I'm using the Clairol colada colours, and this is blue and I'm also using 40 volume developer to bleach my knots. I don't keep the bleach on there too long, maybe about 10 to 12 minutes, and if I find that's not enough time, I will go and bleach. The ginks which you don't want to do is over bleach because when you over bleach, it's going to give you bald spots and then you also want to make sure you're following up with the neutralizer shampoo. So you can stop the bleaching process and that will be conditioning the hair as well. So what you want to do is start off put in us. You know just enough bleach in there. I was actually bleaching two units. So that's why I used a locs. I was also bleaching the frontal as well, so I'm just gon na miss the mix the product up and you want to get it to pretty much like a pace like you know, pancake mix or something, and that's what the closure looks like and I like to Do it on my counter top, so I can see you know like where the bar area is it and that's what the bleach looks like and I like to apply my bleach on to my closures as well as frontals we're using a knife, because that way, I Feel like I have our control and you do want to make sure you're getting all the way to the end as past, as well as past the lace, because you're kind of like bleaching the lace as well, but not enough to where you don't need to tint. Your lace, okay, so this is how I check on. I just slide it down pick it up and now peek at it. If the nuts are, you know, brown or whatever, then it's time to wash it out, but you do want to make sure you're looking all throughout the hair, so to tip my lace. I'M using some tea bags needs the Walmart brand I'm just using to putting in some boiling water, and then I do this. While my bleach is sitting on my piece and then I'll put it in once, the water has like cooled off and that's what it looks like. I let it sit on there for maybe about 10 minutes, and you can see it's a difference already. So what I'm gon na do is go ahead and pluck my frontal cuz the hair lines, you can see it's very dense and it hasn't been pre plucked or anything, and even some of the ones that are pre plucked. You want to go behind that and pluck I used to part the hair then pluck now. I just part - I just just pluck straight from it like that, because that way you can see and be more in control with your plucking and then you're, not over plucking or getting any bald spots or anything like that. Just make sure you keep moving around and you're, not in the same spot and yeah, that's it and if you feel like you're gettin, tired, walk away from it sis, don't you keep plucking, don't you get frustrated, you walk away and you go back to your hand. Stop cramping or your you know, feel better because you can over pluck it trust or under pluck it. So that's how much hair that I got from plucking it as you can see. There is a big difference so make sure you are plucking your front. Toes your units, that's very important, so this is how I make my wigs. I use a canvas block head. I purchased my from Amazon and you want to use this because it's easier to like mimics, your head and mine, is in 22 inches and I also wrap mine with some plastic wrap to protect it. I'Ll. Leave that link down below on how I that as well - and I also use this GE X - and it is so sturdy - it has like the little part where you hold it together up higher, so that makes it even more sturdy. This is the wig cap. I'M using get your screenshots. This is my favorite kind of weird captain's. Is the Japanese inspired con? It is the best con with your hair can breathe and it's just the bomb. So that's what it looks like it is mesh and then it has a band around the perimeter and it has the firing back and I like to put the part with the angle towards the back sort of be more tapered and tied around my neck. So this is the closure, it has dried and everything you see. My knots has been bleached and collects and all that, so what you want to do is bring it a little bit above your cap. However, you want to make sure your ends where you start sewing. It is right at the ends so right here, you're gon na sew up, but right there. You want to start right where that hair starts to connect with the cap and when you're sewing this through the capital in the front, you don't want to go through the cap, where the elastic band is that you just want to go through the actual like fabric Right there, you don't want to go all the way down to the elastic band, because you need that when it comes to you stretching your wig or whatever you don't want that part of sewn down. You want some stretch there or that elastic. That'S what it is. So jazz solder closure on, I go from one side to the next side and then I'll keep going around the back like so pretty easy, huh yeah. So here I'm just gon na tie my that's how I like to Emma's just two or three nights there, and because this is bit getting it friendly and y'all. I really don't need to be sewing a lot of my wigs now just glue them because there's so much easier. Save me a lot of time. So, if this is, you know at the beginning or you're just practicing glue, it's gon na be your best friend y'all. My ways be lasting a long time with me gluing. Of course they can last longer if I saw it but yeah. So I'm just going my trucks on just like. So until I get up to a certain point and then I start going, you know more tours defined. I still don't put my tracks on that actual elastic band just yet so keep pulling up just like so and then I'll start to take my track and put it right at that closure. So you can have some hair. You know towards the front, so I do that maybe like two or three times like that and then I start to go straight back and forth all the way up to I get to the top to add one last track around the parameter of the closure will Not permit because I'm not going all the way around, but yeah y'all see what I'm saying so just do it just like this and you'll be fine. So that's how it looks once it's finished. Go all the way around nice and neat. So here this is how I prepped my wig I like to use my hot comb, but lately I've been into this mousse, but here I started off with my heart, calm and finished with the mousse they will. They both were really good. I usually just used a hot coal, but, as you can see, the hot comb gets a really nice and sleek, and I got mine from the hair store for like thirteen fourteen dollars. So this the mousse amusing. I got it from Dollar General and I had the world read on head to blue. It doesn't matter, I think the read it codes it a little. It'S like a harder hold. So then I tie my scarf on it, so it could be really flat like so and then you want to go ahead and cut off your lace, of course, and I like to do it in a zigzag, so it won't be so moon shaped around my four Here, looking crazy, so that's how it looks once you cut the black piece from up underneath put that on your head and I'm just gon na go ahead and flood on it, because the top is kind of like bulky. So I'm using my flat irons from Alexa I'll leave that link down below it's an Amazon based company and they're. Like my favorite flower, I don't even use my old favorite no more, because these are my new fame. It will actually been like there for years so and I've taken some makeup, some stone. No, this is powder yeah, I'm putting it on my part and, as you can see, the hair gets like really bone straight. This side. I haven't straightened and then this side, like wallah ball straight so much body like silky straight double, but it's also giving me like a yaki texture. You see that looks so good and that's how it looks Australian. As you can see, y'all it's not going anywhere. You can definitely add elastic band so that you can have more security, but I did in you know, that's fine! So now I'm gon na take some of my wax stick and put that on my hair. So I can put it on my hair to get the flyaways. I used to get the one from the hair store, but this one by Amber J is da bomb, go purchase. It I'll leave her link down below. I love it. So that's what it looks like it looks really cute and sleek straight in you know just like really bone straight and the fact that my closure was a 14 inch is like giving me layers. So I didn't cut it or anything is just giving me nice layers. So I did want it to kind of frame my face, so you guys can have options, so I'm just pulling that back a little bit, so we can kind of frame my face just a little bit more and that was super cool and so cute. So so you can wear a bone straight, which I think I like it I'm straight, but this way is showing me and gives me like a little bit more body and like a little bit more um. You know so yeah. This hair is really nice gets bone straight, as you can see, it looks good, has a nice little luster to it and everything so I'll leave all that information down below. I didn't get too much Shetty. I really don't remember any shedding for real, but I didn't watch the bundles either. So only watch the closure, so yeah, but it gets really straighten, is really nice and has no smell anything like that. So you guys, let me know what you think about this video here tried to really break it down, for you guys beginner-friendly. So please thumbs up this video and subscribe if you haven't already until next time. I love you guys, bye,