How To Make A Closure Wig For Beginners

Hey guys, welcome back to my channel should go in and brace and we're gon na make a wig. Today, I'm gon na start off with the closure gon na. Take it out the back of the pack head, and this is a three part on closure. Four by four I'm gon na go ahead and put that on the mannequin head. Also, I'm gon na go ahead and take some t pin and just go ahead and put them in the making, and just so I can get it secured whether to move around when I'm clicking the the closure you're gon na also put them down in their back. As well so that doesn't move either and another particular way that you have to do it just go ahead and push all the hair back. Car just want him to comb to everything, bad make sure everything was stable. Then I want to have with just some water in a spray bottle. I'M just gon na go ahead and spray the entire head. I literally soaked it not soaked so Pacific get it really damp when the hair is waiting either. Of course, the hook we just want to push everything back. So if you go ahead and prepare for that, the plucking process, you don't want a straight hair line. So I'm gon na go my rotating truthers, I'm just going to go ahead and okay. So right here, when I'm doing is I'm just parting: it down the middle, I'm gon na. Do it face on my section, so you literally you make a line you party spray down and continue to put the profit and with the plucking, when I would have eyes to do. Is it to a boy? Are many balding you're gon na? Do it basically likes you, do you pluck once and skip and plug it in this skip like going across? So if you don't just just watch yourself, uh come up okay, so I'm gon na go ahead with 30 volume developer as well as some bleach, so we're gon na go ahead and mix this in this little plastic container. With this plastic brush, you don't want to use any metal, you just go by the instructions, so I'm just gon na go ahead and pour and pour it in a bowl, and you can get this when you do the supplies store. They look at your supply, store and we're just gon na mix. Everything in I've seen a little bit more. It'S supposed to consular efficiency or to facing you guys will see once I'm finished all right, so um, I'm just gon na make. That fits the courtesy of the toothpaste and we're just gon na go ahead and apply it to the closure. Alright, so once I'm done with them, just let that sit for 20 minutes and rinse it out. You can see the difference now. It'S brown instead of black, then we're going with a mesh cap um. I will get on this one because you want to allow hair to breathe. I'M gon na go ahead and put on a wig cap as well, and it shouldn't sit like this. I'M gon na go ahead with my closure and put it down the middle and I'm gon na bring it downwards a little bit. You see what I'm saying just a little bit, so it looks as natural as possible, so just gon na go ahead and do that and then we're gon na pin it down all right. You had these lines, I'm just gon na go ahead and go with that. So, to make it as straight as possible and yeah, we just don't go ahead and pin that down and we're gon na go ahead and start it's all Wayne. So in the wig cap. Okay, so right here, what I'm doing is just sewing down the closure. The technique that I use is just basically you go in, and it's gon na make a loop when you have that loop, you know, go ahead and go take me inside the loop and then pull it out. If you get on same so, I'm gon na show you guys in the video just keep just watching me closely. Okay and on the hair that we're using again is from elite Beauty. I they sent me a twenty of twenty two and then twenty four and I believe it's a 14 inch closure, so we're just gon na go ahead and start showing all those traps just go ahead and keep on watching, don't mind. The change of outfits is another day, but yes, I'm still going in with the same technique, so you're gon na sew it in make the loop and then bring it through the loop and then pull it. Okay. So right here I did notice that the tracks was too far planned. You'Re gon na big gap summer go ahead and take that out and we're gon na redo that over so I went ahead and took it out, I'm just gon na go ahead and start sewing and bring it down a little bit lower. So it doesn't have so much space in the middle cuz. You don't want that wind to blow space, and then they see that wow that big old gap. So let's keep on moving. Okay, so right here to avoid tangling and I would have bicep to make your string at least arm's reach, so Eli, basically your omelet. So it doesn't get tangled up like that, but I'm just going to brush down on the hair. So it doesn't get tangled and keep up with it, but usually the shortest the shorter. The string, the well thread, then it'll be easier for you to maneuver with the longer it is the easier it is will need to tangle up. So I'm just continuously going through the same process, so that's bad make the loop called it through, make the loop pull it through, make the loop pull it through until we get to the closure and you'll see what we'll do here? Okay! So when you're starting off a new track or you're flipping the track, you want to make sure the way you first start off is secured properly, because you want it to be able to stick the beginning of every track and the end of every track has to Be secure to make sure if it pops or anything like that it doesn't rip and in the hole where you got to start the whole weight over so you're to beginning sitting. You want to make sure that you secure those spots so right here, I'm just going in with the closure, I'm doing the and I'm just going ahead and just cutting thread off we're gon na go ahead and put another track in and just keep on going from. There alright, so this is the part where I'm gon na go ahead and start sewing everything into the closure. You want to make sure that you are connecting that track with the end of that closure, to keep it secure and also you don't want to have any spaces at this point he's supposed to be closed. All the way in and you're gon na do it, although on the perimeter of the entire closure. Okay, so right here you see what I was saying when I said that the end and the beginning has to be secured properly so right here, I'm going a few times and making then that so now I can finally take down the closure and we're gon na. Go ahead and brush it and put in the part that we want to be okay right here, we're gon na take the brake off of the weekend and you're gon na cut the the access we cap off of the frontal. Please be careful with this because you don't want to make a mistake and cut too close to the thread, and then the closure falls off right here, I'm going in with a hot comb and I'm just going to basically lay my place. Okay, so I'm just going in with a straight now: I'm just gon na strain. It um, I'm gon na, do this in sections until we get it to where we want it to be. Okay! So right here, I'm going in with my argan oil from Morocco, and this gets a smoothing edge gel. I'M just gon na go ahead and put this on the top to lay those flyaways or anything like that. I'M gon na go with the hot comb and then straightening out like that as well. Okay right here, I was going to do my baby here is now on the wig hair, but I decided I was just going to go ahead and wait till I made on my head so to make sure that it's the way that I wanted to, but that's An option you can choose up to you then also I went in with some got to be glued hairspray and I went ahead and sprayed over the top of the hair as well and combed it in, and this is the final look to see how the wig Turned out it's nice silky and smooth, and yes, you have your wake. Thank you guys so much for watching, don't forget to go ahead and subscribe. So I can comment. Love you guys. Bye,