How To: Make A Closure Wig *Beginner Friendly & Very Detailed | Julia Hair| Lovevinni_

Same voice same boy, same boy, hey boy, hey boy, hey boy! Hey boy! Hey boy! Hey boy! Hey boy! Hey boy! Hey boy, hey boy, hey guys! So today's video is coming courtesy of Julie, a hair or aliexpress. They were kind enough to send me over three bundles of their Malaysian curly hair in 22, 24 and 26 inches with a matching 20 inch closure. So first things. First, I'm making a way. The first step you want sake, is reaching your knots and preparing your bundles. So when I say bliss the knots all these little black dots that you see in the closure we're going to be using a bleach mixture to get rid of those. So our closure looks more like scalp and not like an actual wig. So I'm going to need a mixing bowl and you can use like a professional one. But I got this idolatry and then we're going to use some bw2 bleach from Clairol and I'm going to be using about two and a half scoops of the bleach. And then we're going to be pouring in some 40 volume developer and you can get a lower volume, but just be aware that whatever you're trying to bleach your knots or your hair, it's gon na take longer for the color to take the lower. The volume is so you know just a little FYI. Now I'm going to be mixing everything with a plastic spoon, and you see how it's kind of like falling off the spoon right here. You don't want that because if the mixture is too loose, it's gon na sleep right through the knots and onto your roots and then you're gon na have blonde roots, and that's just not something that you want to have to deal with. It'S very annoying. So you want to get it's like a toothpaste, consistency kind of like this see I was not falling off. That'S perfect right there, okay! So now I'm taking a plastic knife to spread all of that bleach mixture on to the closure, and I use a plastic knife because it allows me not to put so much pressure on to the lace because, like I said it can seep through and bleach, the Actual hair too, so what you see me doing now is wrapping up my closure and some foil paper second process and I'm putting like barely any pressure on this because, like I said before, you don't want the bleep to seep into the knot and then I'm just Gon na leave that on there for about ten minutes and I'm gon na come back to check on it after my time is up so, as you can see after the ten minutes was up, you could still see some of those Black Knights in there. So I let it sit for about twenty minutes more and then, once I felt like everything looked okay, I went ahead and washed out the bleach with some warm water and then went straight in with my simmering light. Shampoo needs to get rid of any brassiness on the closure and that the bleach may have caused I'm just gon na. Let that sit for about ten minutes, and while that is sitting and sucking everything up, I'm gon na go ahead and wash my bundles with my Pantene co-wash cleanser, and this is my favorite car wash like ever. I used it on my bundles and on my actual hair, so after co washing all three bundles. This is a shedding that I got, which I was pretty happy about because it was very minimal and they look almost dressed and nice. So we're gon na go back to that closure and just wash out that purple shampoo that we used and then we're going to go wash this with the same cleanser from earlier. So after everything is done. This is what our closure is looking like. You can still see some black knots in there, but I mean for me I was pretty satisfied or whatever I thought. It'D look good. So next step is gon na be customizing. Your closure and first thing we're gon na use. Is this water bottle to just spray? The hairline just wet it up a little bit and this seems like such an insignificant step, but it really helps with pulling off those little hairs and then I'm going to take my comb and make a part along the hairline and I'm going to pluck behind that. Hairline and I'm going to pluck going back and if you're not sure what to start or like where you should look. I just start on one side and working my way to the next side and just keep going back and forth until I feel like I'm done, and if you're constantly moving from side to side. I feel like this kind of helps with making sure you don't stay in one place too long and over plus and end up with a bald spot. So I just made another part behind that. First part that we made and I'm going to be doing the same steps wetting it and then plucking from side to side, and I kept all the plugging in real time, because I kind of want you guys to see like the exact pace that I do this. At so this is what our plucked side looks like compared to the side we haven't touched yet so I'm just gon na repeat all the steps on the other half of the head, and I will be right back so this is what the closure is looking like. Once we're done plucking - and this is about how much hair I got out - and I was pretty pleased with it - so next we're going to jump straight into plucking the closure and I plug going in a straight line. I have watched videos and people just do it very sporadically and then the closure kind of looks like a zig zag and ends up looking kind of thin. So if you still want the fullness but want the wideness of the closure, plug going in a straight line, be very precise with what you are doing, I hope that makes sense. Y'All, I'm not very good at explaining stuff, I feel like so I'm really trying my patience, so we are finally getting into with construction, and for that I'm going to be using a spandex dome cap and a curved needle and I've already plated it and everything. But first things: first, I'm going to take my closure and place it on my wig head and I'm placing it about a half of an inch in front of the actual cap. I'M not gon na line the hair line up with the gap. I place it in front, like I said about a half of an inch and I'm going to pin it down with some t pins and I'm pinning it on all four sides just so it doesn't move around when I'm sewing cuz. That could be super annoying. So after you're done pinning the closure down, you want it to be as flat to the cap as possible. Just like this. Just so when you start sewing, there's no lumps and bumps and anything in the closure, and what you see me doing is taking the needle through the lace and through the cap, wrapping the thread around the needle three times and then pulling it through. And what this does is just make a knot, so you can really have a sturdy start to your thread. Okay, I'm not sure I'd explain it, but you have to do this because if you don't your thread, isn't gon na add up and it's just gon na slip right through the closure and then once again I wanted to take my needle through the lace through the Cap and then this time, I'm going to wrap it around once and pull it through and also be sure that when you are sewing starting on the band you're not going through the elastic okay, because then your cap won't stretch - and this particular cap was very tiny. Okay, it was tight on my head and I needed all the stretch. I could get so make sure when you are going through that little band on the cap, that you see you're going just through the fabric, not to the elastic too, and that method that you see me doing, of wrapping it around once and then pulling it through. I do that for every single stitch, just because it gives me some extra security, because I had made wigs before where I just sewed it any kind of way. You know, and then a couple weeks or months later and my clothes, my frontal started lifting and you don't want that cuz, it's so annoying to have to deal with so just for that extra security. Just take that extra step and just wrap the thread around the needle once and then pull it through and your closure will be on there for as long as you need it to so now. I'M just sewing up the back, and I forgot to mention this, but I do use three separate needles for each separate side of the closure, and I do this because I feel like if one side does start to lift. You know, like the thread starts to loosen that way. I'Ll only have to worry about slowing down that one side if you use the same needle and thread for the whole thing. If that thread, you know happens to start loosening up. You'Re gon na have to sew down the whole closure, like I hope that makes sense, but I feel like that just makes it easier for you. If you are beginner and you know something does happen with the closure. So this is what everything looks like when I'm done and in no way am i professional sore. So my stitches are really messy, but I mean it's flats to the cap. There'S no lumps so that's all. I really care about so now put a bundles first, I'm going to be going in with my 26th inch and, of course this is the longest one, I'm going to measure it from one end of the closure to the next cut out. However much I need and then I'm going to be using my salon Pro hair glue to glue it to the cap. So when I said this was beginner friendly, like I seriously meant it, the only thing you have to sew down is the closure, and in my experience this holds really well. I'Ve had one wig that I did the glue method on and it's been about a year and there are no tracks have lifted. I wash it and everything and it's still like new, so I'm just gon na completely those steps of measuring cutting glowing into a u-shape and then blow drying, and I will be back when I'm about a third of the way done with the wig. So this is what we're looking like with two bundles on the head, and it is looking fire already okay, so I'm just gon na zoom in and give you guys a better look. What I'm doing so. I found it to be easier when I stuck a pin through the track and then pinned it to one side while measuring and this just cut down on. You know one side lifting while I'm doing the other and causing me to do my work. So I'm doing the same things I was doing before: measuring cutting and then gluing and blow-drying okay, so I'm just gon na. Let you guys sit here and watch me do this, because it's super repetitive and I don't need to talk to it. So, as you guys can see now we're left with the little oval shape at the top of the head, so we're going to start gluing the tracks horizontally instead of in a u-shape and it's the same process of cutting gluing drying and all of that. So I'm just gon na keep on repeating this process. Until there is no more of my black cap showing and then I will be back to show you guys what the wig looks like on okay guys. So we are back with the wave on and it is ship popping okay. I went ahead and I did some powder on my part and laid my baby hairs and if you guys want to see a detailed video on how I laid my closures and my frontals. Just let me know down in the comments and I'll get that right out for y'all, but as far as its hair, like it's super um, okay, shout out to Julie here, cuz. I think this may be some of the best curly bundles that I've had in a while like it's up there. Okay, as far as tangling, I haven't been getting any tangling at all, which is a big plus because it is curly hair like even when it was dry. The comb was still going through it. So I really like that as far as shedding, I have been getting a lot, but I did, as you saw in the video i bleached the knots I plucked the closure and I cut my webs and all three those things cause shedding, but still shedding doesn't bother Me because it is curly hair and I expected I was kind of worried about three models not being enough. I thought it wasn't gon na be as thick as I wanted to, but, as you can see, it's more been big enough and it's super long like I said I got it in 22. 24. 26. So it comes like right here on me. If you guys can see that so it's like obnoxious, so it's like obnoxiously long, which I like y'all, know, I'm super extra. So this hair is this bomb line. I don't really have much to say about it other than I love it. So shout out to Juliet hare, because I love the bundles and I really liked the closure. It was easy to work with it didn't give me a hard time and I was bleaching and plucking all that. So that's really good. I'M gon na leave the direct links to this hair and to their website down in the description box. So if you're interested just don't forget to check that, if you guys have any ideas about any other hair videos or makeup videos, you want to see for me. Go ahead and leave me a comment down below I'm running out of breath. So if you liked the video and if you learn something from me, don't forget to Like share and subscribe, and I will see you in my next one: bye,