Easy Bald Cap Method For Glueless Closure Wig Install!| Beginner Friendly| No Braids

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, so today's video is going to be a tutorial on how I mold my hair and how I do the ballcap method. So I've already done a tutorial showing you guys how pretty much I just molds my hair and apply my wigs, but sometimes I want to go a little bit for that more realistic. Look! So when I want to do that I'll use the ball cap method. So if you guys interested in seeing how I do it then keep on watching alright. So, for starters, I'm starting off with clean freshly washed hair, as you guys can see, my hair is a little bit the dry side, so I'm gon na go ahead and apply a towel alright guys. So I already have my salad plate over my shoulders and, of course, you guys know I like to use my clip to keep it nice and secure like a smock and now what I'm going to be doing is just bring a little bit of water and conditioner. On my hair, as you guys know, I like to always do this before mice and moles on my hair, because you know it's easier to work with wet hair for one and also I just can't want to treat my hair so either use water, conditioner or just A leave-in treatment all right, so I already have my hair nice and wet, as you guys can see. Now I'm a little curl for trying to pop out and I'm gon na, take it over to Cole making sure to the tangle. My hair, you never want to just go in and start trying to mess with your hair done. Thank your hair break off, so I'm just using a wide tooth comb and making sure my hair is nice and picked up next. I'M just gon na take my rat tail comb and start to make a part down the center of my head. The part doesn't have to be perfect. I just like to do that so that it's mimicking the shape of my frontal and it just helps that aerial ace super super flat. Even when I get my hair braided, I usually get it braided in this same style. I have a part here and then the braids point down next, I'm gon na be using a little bit of the nitro, be foamy lotion. I like this one because it doesn't run like sea house on my hands and it's staying stiff, so that just helps when basically, you just don't want to make a mess. So I like this one cause it's. It doesn't one, but it's not sticky, like I even put this over my weave and everything when I have it underneath the dryer and yeah. It never makes my hair like sticky or nasty or anything so definitely, my favorite setting foam. So I'm just going to start by molding my hair with my setting foam first all right, so I have a good amount of Seti foam applied and now I'm just gon na brush that through my hair, I have found that whenever I do the sitting foam first And then start with my gel or whatever going to use to sit my hair in, like the heart, shape that basically, it just makes it easier. When I go to the gelling process - and I have to use nearly as much gel because the sitting foam has already started to mold to my hair in place, so that you guys can see - is already getting pretty flat and I'm going to be going in with My unicorn snot from I am blessed hands. I will be doing a full full review on what I think about this product, so stay tuned for that all right, so I pretty much have that chilled out and the way that I want. I just need to place. My cap now before I showed you guys that I kind of lift my edges out a little bit, but because we're going to be doing the ball cap method this time I want to make sure I get my edges really good. So I want in with the guys to be glue gel and the black bottle and that's what I'm applying over all of my hair. Actually, in there my edges all right so now that I have my hair, nice and gel down, I'm gon na go ahead and apply a stocking cap. You can actually apply too, if you like it just was gon na make your hair more secure, but I like to keep my ball cap pretty thin. It'S just easier, especially on the front, so I'm just gon na be applying one alright. So I'm back after letting my hair dry for about 30 minutes underneath my dryer and as you guys can see it's dried, nice and flat. So now what I'm gon na do is go in with my got to be glue, freezing spray and basically spray. My hair, like so I like to kind of just spray and then use my fingers to direct how I want this braid or where I wanted to go. So now that I have on my first layer of spray. What I'm gon na do with little head and use my dryer to kind of get this braid to heart? Okay, so once I'm done drying that first layer I like to go in one more time and just kind of seal that with a little bit of spray and then dry that later, okay. So now I have that final layer dry and it's really nice and firm. Around my edges, which is what we want so now, I'm going to go ahead and cut a little hold right over like the top of my ear and then I'm basically just going to pull my ear through that hole, and this is going to make sure that This area right here is nice installation, because it's hard to like really drill it down. Unless you have something pulling it taut, so we're using that ear hole to make sure we can get it really flat. Okay and then finally, we're gon na go in with some more of our got to be gel and put it just over where our areas, because I like something a little heavier to be able to hold that little pocket of fabric down same thing. For this side, and then I hit it with my spray spray alright, so I finally had that final layer, nice and dry. So now, I'm gon na take my scissors and I like to start cutting in the middle just to kind of release the tension. And then I kind of pulled my cap taunt like this and whatever is sticking to my head or whatever is not sticking to my head. I guess is better Burbage. I could away all right so this one by count looks like now that I've put away all of the excess fabric, as you guys can see. There is like some area still over my tabs, whether it's not laid flat. So, basically, I'm going to spray a little bit more of a gut to be pretty spray and then use my dry to mold it down. Now I didn't really a really good job of making sure this did not roll, but if yours rolls up a little bit, you just take a little bit of the gel. You want to get to jail, not to spray so that it kind of like smooths it down and holds it into place all right, so I went ahead in drive my cat one more time. I didn't cut away a little bit of just a tiny bit of extra cap that was kind of hanging on each side of my ear tax, but that won't make much of a difference for me since I'm not blowing my hair down or you've been doing baby Hairs anyway, so what I'm gon na be doing is taking my normal face powder and basically just using that to put some powder on my all right. So once I have my makeup, apply to my cap: we're gon na set it one last time with some guys to this phrase. So leave it aside. You will need a lot of this spray, but it's gon na be totally worth it in the end. So I'm just gon na spray, a very light layer and then use my blow-dryer to seal it. Alright. So now that I have my makeup applied in suit, I'm gon na go ahead and apply my wig all right there. So, as you can see, I have applied my wing and now my parting look super super natural before I was having a really big issue with seeing where the band of the wig cap was, but now that we have a glue to our head and we've cut That band away my wig is laying seamlessly so I'm just going to go ahead and style. My hair and I'll be right back to show you guys the completed. Look.