Grwm | How To Make A Closure Wig Look Like A Frontal + Blue Smokey Eye Makeup | Yolissa Hair

So what is up afrikaner fan going straight into this video i'll, be showing you guys how you can achieve a front tool. Look with a 5x5 closure. This here is provided by your lisa hair. I have their 26 inch, hd, 5x5 lace, wig and the density. I believe is either 180 or 200 so right now, what i'm doing is. I already have my part already done and i use my cara care wax stick just so i can have my part, nice and slate, and there are no flyaways going on you guys. We don't want any flyaways, so i'm just going to go ahead and use my hot comb and press that product into the hair. Just so it looks nice and seamless, and this wig already comes pre-plucked, but i want to pluck it even more just to give it that natural look. So what i'm doing right now is. I am cutting the robe, which is technically the row of baby hairs and i'm going to go ahead and take my tweezers and pluck the hairline i'm going to go ahead and pluck behind the hairline. So i could get that natural effect and you want to make sure that you just do this just so that it looks natural and it's not bulky - and i did this on both sides of the part and you just pluck away until you get your desired. Look - and this is how it's looking right now, what i'm doing is i'm putting in a pin just so i can see where i want my crimps to end at and the style that i will be doing is crimps. I'M using my bed head crimper. I forgot what size it is, but i'll try to find it out and let you guys know what it is and i'm just going to go ahead and crimp my hair. Now, before i crimp my hair, i spray some gossipy freeze, braid, which you will see in the next segment. I'M spraying some gossipy free spray, i'm going to go comb through the hair and then crimp the hair, and this helps the crimps last longer, because this hair is straight as well too. I wanted to make sure it had an extra hold and the crimps do not die out on me and, as you guys can see, the crimping process is pretty repetitive. You just want to make sure that you're crimping and it looks nice like this so and i just went ahead and did it in sections until i got to the top part and i removed the pen just because i didn't need it as reference anymore, and these Are pretty much how the crimps look like after i am done? It looks a little crazy right now, but once i put it on my head, you guys are going to see the full look of it and we are looking very nice and ravishing ravishing. Indeed - and i just wanted to show you guys - the hair portion first, you already see my makeup done, but this is the makeup. Look that i'm going to be showing you guys in the next segment so stay tuned. Now on to makeup. I already have my eyebrows done and my eyelids prepped and primed with my concealer and i'm going into the juvia's place, will holla 2 palette and i'm using that dark blue. As my crease shade, and i'm going to go into that hot pink. As my transition color - and you just want to make sure that you go back and forth for these colors, because these colors are very hard to blend out, so i'm just going to go ahead and go back and forth with the pink and the blues until everything Is nice and diffused, and you just want to make sure you blow it out and um just keep on playing with it until you get your desired? Look now i'm going to this nice electric blue, to apply my eyelids and then i'm going into my eyeliner with my essence: matte black eyeliner and i'm just creating a baby wing we're not going for an extravagant wing for today. Now that i have my face, prepped and primed, i'm going into my dior forever foundation in the color 9n and i'll be using my real techniques, insta pop brush, just to buff out that foundation on my face and i'm going in with this small morphe buffer brush. Just to buff out the um smaller portions of my face just so, i could get the creases and crevices and then going into concealer. I used my dior forever concealer in the color 7n and i'll just apply that underneath my eyes as well as around my moustache and that'll, be my first one, my first concealer and then for contour. I'M using my duvious place foundation stick in the color congo and i'm just going to go ahead and buff that out with my smaller insta pop brush. Now i went ahead and used my sephora buffer brush just to buff out the first concealer and i'm going to go into my second concealer, which is my tarte shape tape in the color rich and i'm gon na go ahead and use that as my second concealer And also highlight my t-zones and then back to buffing, i'm using my sephora buffer brushes to buff out that concealer and then i'm going to go back into the congo foundation stick and i'm going to use it to contour my nose and now i'm just using this Angled brush just to buff out and blur out those lines of demarcation. When it comes to my contour now i'm going to go ahead and go in with a damp beauty, blender and then use my banai powder in the color chestnut and i'm going to press that powder in to start the baking process. You want to make sure that you're just pressing it in and then i'm going to go into my laura mercier translucent powder in the color medium deep as my second powder and i'll be using that around my t-zones and underneath my eyes again to give myself that Brightening effect now on to contour i'm going into my juvia's place saharan blush palette 2 and i'm going into the color abby to contour around my face and around my nose as well. Now, what i'm doing is i'm going underneath my eyes and i'm using that navy blue and that pink color for underneath my eyes just to blow it out now to remove the powder i'll be going into my bare minerals press foundation in the color cocoa. Just to just to diffuse my um powder and to overall give myself a nice and finished look now back into my saharan volume 2 palette, i'm using the color neo as my blush, and i went ahead and put on some lashes off camera and now i'll be Applying my fake modes, you guys know i love my moles and i'm just using that same eyeliner that i use, which is the essence matte black eyeliner, then i'll, be going into my morphe luminous setting mist and i'm going to go ahead and mist my face just To set the product in and then i'm just going to go ahead and pat it into my skin, and that is it for the makeup and we're going to go back into the rest of the installation of the hair. Now, what i'm doing is i'm tinting? The lace with the color of my foundation and i'm using that scene to your forever foundation. Just so it matches my skin color. Now i'm going to go ahead and cut off the excess lace that i have around right after the baby hairs, and then i just went ahead and tinted the cap just so it matches the color of my skin and then on to putting it on you guys. So right now, what i'm doing is i'm taking some shears and i'm going to go ahead and cut my baby hairs. I wish i used the eyebrow razor instead because i definitely do see a difference of when i use my eyebrow eraser versus when i use rubber with scissors, but all as well still improvised. So now i'll be going into my nairobi, setting lotion and i'll be using that to form my baby hairs, and i kind of hate doing this with makeup on it just gets very messy. This is why i like doing my makeup beforehand, but you know i wanted to try something new and this is clearly something i do not like, but anyways. I let that dry off and then i went in with my spritz holding spray and i used my baby hair brush just to brush in those baby hair. So we have a nice and sleek look and overall, the baby hairs just stay in place, because the baby hairs on this hair were a little bit more on the flimsier side. It doesn't really hold like a nice hold like how i want it to so. The spritz will just give it that extra hold, but overall, these are the finished results of this look. I hope you guys enjoyed how i made this look like a frontal, like comment subscribe to my channel. If you have not give me a thumbs up on this video, if you do like it and i hope to see you guys in the next segment juices, you