How To Melt A Lace Closure Wig Easily Using This Simple Method Ft Alipearl Hair

Hey guys welcome to my channel it sure about Pisces finest, so I just want to get right into this video I'm going to be customizing this closure way, so I'm starting off with plucking it. I'M gon na pluck all around the hairline in the front, mostly on the front, because that's where the lace is just making sure that it looks as natural as possible, not too thin, not too linked. So I just want to keep going in and plucking. It checking make sure I, like kind of like the hair that I'll be using today, is from Ali pearl hair. It is 26 inches of Brazilian deep curly 6x6 closure way, which means that it's six inches this way as six inches back, basically like 13-month States without 13. Around the face first thing, I'm gon na do is plop the wig on see how it fits see. If I need to adjust the straps, it does fit, but I just wanted to fit a little bit tighter, putting the weight back on yes, I love this tightness. It'S not gon na move at any point during the day. So this is how it looks now very, very cute. Now we're gon na do the hard part which isn't even going to be that hard, because we only have a little bit of lace to work with. So this is gon na be pretty straightforward, so I'm actually gon na pluck a little bit more back in the part. Just because I want a more realistic look. The glue that I'll be using today, especially ultimately, fondant glue. You plan on where your closure waves from more than at a time this glue is perfect. So I cut the lace in half, as you can see here, and I'm just going to do one half at a time floating the lace back, remembering exactly where I had it place so place your weight where you want it before you move it down. But when you place the glue you'll know exactly where to put it, making sure it's not runny in any areas, because if it is runny, it will definitely show through your lace. Please sit right on top of the glue. Don'T blow dry this for about 15 seconds. [ Applause ], I'm gon na go ahead and do the other side same exact thing: pilling the lathe back in place. I'M gon na rub it in at first and then I'm gon na tap it so that it gets a little bit sticky things pretty secure. I'M taking my got to be free spray and I'm gon na spray that all along the hairline, basically everywhere you put glue so I'm gon na do one side, other side, same game, [ Applause, ], let's just get into this hair texture right, quick because it is Really really curly, I like the way the curls are staying like really defined while wet. I love this hair, this hair super hue, and it's long so like what you're not cutting the lace with my scissors, taking my free spray once again and just bring it on any of the parts of the lace that are a little bit white or ashy. Just gon na spray that there [ Applause ] there we have it take a little bit of the hair. That'S like right here, close to the edge I'm gon na part, this not even partying, just taking a little bit of it. So I can make the baby hairs, because I like it when my baby hairs are like right there in the front, so you can see them taking some my edge control and I'm just gon na lay these edges down brush them. The edge control that I'm using is called touch down edge, tamer the green bottle. This is so basically what I'm doing is just brushing them. The ones in the front should always be a little bit shorter, just cuz. That'S how like natural baby hairs. Are they like? Go from little feathers I go from short, is too long it to feather my baby. Hair is just to kind of mimic that so that's how that sign looks just going to put some more edge control on the back part. I sort of give it a little more look, so this is how the closure wig turned out. As you can see, it basically looks just like a frontal. I think, in my opinion, thank you guys for watching this video. If you would like to see more closure wave videos, let me know they will coming don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you in the next video