How To Cut Lace Off Closure Wig | Beginner Friendly

Hey y'all, so real, quick, I'm gon na show you how to properly cut your lace on your waist, so I can look as natural as possible. So here is a raw Indian 5x5 closure unit. I constructed from my forehead all right, so I'm gon na be wearing her glueless so put her on. I'M gon na be wearing a glueless, so I will not be using any type of glue or not even what they call it. The got to be glued free spray. I know some people before they cut they lace. They like to go ahead and spray it on. In my case, I'm not gon na be doing this, so all you're gon na need is some clips and your scissors or whatever you want to use to cut you, like some people like to use a little blade all right. I have a light baby here. So what I'm going to do is just push them back and clip them out the way, so I don't cut them off on exit end, please don't mommy, I'm trying to work with this camera. Alright. So, even though this is a closure, people tend to just cut a line straight across this because of the closure. However, you want to treat it like it's a frontal and follow your hairline and work in session. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to cut down the middle, so I can work with this section and then this section and I like to leave just a tad Billie's, so I'm gon na start stop like a little bit right before the baby. Here. Alright, so now that I have that the way Frost, you brought a rubberband if you have a rubber band all right. So now that my hair is out the way what you'll do is you're gon na take your scissors and you're going to go in like a zigzag motion. So please take your time because don't want to hurt yourself or ruin your leaf go on a zigzag motion going right in front of their hairline and then we'll clean it up after and the other one should get to this portion. I like to clip up to the wigs, so you see that little piece right there. I don't know if you can see that we just cut that off. So a second. Let me get the mirror for this part, so yeah I just cut that off completely and then we'll do the same thing from this side, except I, instead of I'm right-handed, so I'm gon na work from down to up a set in the middle. I don't clip all right, so that's what we have so far and just for those little all right. So after taking a quick, a closer look in the mirror over here, instead in the camera, I have decided that there is too much lace and I may go ahead and cut it in such a way where I might be taking off some big hairs. So I'll do is pretty much the same thing. It'S just too much lace on my forehead, in my opinion, boom there we go it's starting to blend a lot better. So, as you can see, this is why it's solely my opinion so important to cut it on your on your while you're wearing the wig. When you have a closure, I know some people they think. Oh, since it's not a front, I can just cut straight across. Could you see how much of a difference that made and then to make lower pairs? I just kind of go in like a triangle motion to fix that, so it makes all the difference with just how you cut your lace, and this isn't even HD slice. This is just your typical Brown Swiss lace, so the key takeaway points is to definitely go across your own hair line. Make sure you take off those little edge pieces if they're they're, the you know the little folded pieces on the track like this here, the little folded part make sure you cut that off and then whittles. If you feel like there's too much lace on your forehead even have to get in close to the baby hair, go ahead and reassess and cut off some of those baby hair. If you need to, I feel, like that's more important, I feel like it looking natural is more important, alright, so, yes, this is what she's looking like so yeah. This is what she's looking like glueless