How To Make A Kim K Closure Wig || Kim K Closure Wig Tutorial // New 2*6 Closure 2018 // Kim K

Hi guys welcome back to my channel, so today I have another wig tutorial, but in the spring I'm making a with a closure wig and I'm using the 2 by 6 closure, also known as the Kim K closure. So this closure, because it's 2 by 6, the parts goes all the way back and it's very deep. So if you want that kind of Kim K deep parts, look, then this is a type of closure for you, so um a disclaimer, though I sort of have a love and hate sort of thing. With this closure, I'm gon na tell you guys, are late supper. Then what I'm doing now is placing the closure on the wake up and you just want to place it in the middle because with us closure, I don't really think you can achieve the side parts. Look I feel like with this closure. You can only do middle part and the closure came pre plugged on the front, so I had to fix it as though I was fixing the front oh and then push it forward a little bit just uh. You don't want to appreciate. Like I ain't, you want to do just a few centimetres in front of the wakeup and then you're gon na stitch it down so make sure that closure is laying really flat. You don't want to have any bumps or holes or gaps or anything in between my shows lean, really flats, as you guys saw. So what I did was to stitch the closure down, and this is me just like. Basically, as you guys can see, it's really really flat, it looks beautiful. You don't want to stretch it too too much but just make sure as Lane V flats on the cup and then just stitch it down Shiina down the little mistake that I made was to attach weft to the closure and then sew it all around at the Edge of the cup, if you're, trying, if you're, making a wig with a two by six closure, you want to skip this part. This is my first time trying to make a wig with this type of closure so like I was just basically doing. Try and arrow trying to like figure something out so, but I do feel if you had to do this method with straight hair. You can probably pull it off. If you're gon na do straighter and and have the film the hang your face, then you can kind of pull this off. But if you're fixing the closure with like Kelly, hair or deep wave or body wave or whatever just get rid of that step, so you want to just stop sewing straight ahead, like I'm doing now, because eventually I had to like take off the the closure cuz When I was getting to the funds, I noticed it wasn't really working for me like it just looked weird in the front, so I had to take the entire left off and then sew it, and also, if you're gon na do body wave or any type of Wavy hair make sure you have like a lot of hair, because those closure is very tiny and very small, so make sure you're like having like about three pleats or four bundles, at least so that you can sorta in. So what I was showing you guys was the fact that when you're sewing a closure like make sure you're keeping the same distance from one weft to the closure and then you're gon na go back and forth. That'S right left right left right. So I don't really know if I'm making sense that I hope for you guys watch it. You see like what I'm really talking about, so you don't want it to be lopsided. You don't want one side down one side up, make sure this you're keeping the same distance like in between all of that. So basically, what I'm gon na do now is to keep sewing back and forth until I get to the closure. So I'm just gon na stop talking, so you guys can watch me soda wait supposed to be the whole idea so that if you brush your hair, all the wind blows, the wax is going to act like a shield so that people don't see your tracks, but It just looked super super funny in the fonts and the it was just weird like I don't want you guys to go through the hell of doing what I did so make sure if you're making this wig like scratch that part out and then just like. So the wig from what some to the top of the weights you get to the closure, so I'm done making the wig I'm just attaching the last weft to the closure sure. So you want to pick just a tiny bit of the closure and then attach it to the head: don't leave any space in between this way when you're done like it will have a seamless and a very flat finish to it. So this is me done. I'M gon na cut the excess weave and then I'm going to stitch and secure my final. What'S the word, I'm gon na stitch and secure my final stitch so yeah that is basically the video and when I was done, the wig was pretty tight. So not like too tight to the point where it was like I'm bearable to where it was just like tight enough that I didn't need to add an elastic band. So all I did was to attach our a whitcomb in the back of the wig. And now it's all so this is the end of the video guys you wan na make sure sorry we make sure I say, you're done anything, go wake up off you wan na cut the excess cup inside I'm gon na show you guys yep! You want to do that, just cut it off and yeah. That is basically to another video. Sorry, I couldn't really show you guys the aftermath I had to be in a hurry like I had to go somewhere. I was hurry to like worried and stuff like that. So my next week I like I said I am Anna pusses, all filming another Kim K closure week. So next week I'm gon na take my time and get into details. You guys would get to see their aftermath and all of that so yeah. If you did enjoy this video, please make sure you're subscribed and especially if you're new, and if you have any suggestions, if there's anything you guys want to see next. Just leave me comments in the comment section down below and hopefully I'll see you guys next week, but that would that would only be if you're subscribed, oh and don't forget to hit that notification button as well. Alright, bye, guys