Diy Side Part Lace Closure Wig Tutorial & Vip Luxury Hair Review - Chimerenicole

Hey guys, so today's video is going to be another hair tutorial and I'm going to be showing you guys how I made my newest unit and the hair that I'm going to be using is by a company called VIP luxury hair. I'M going to be installing three bundles of Brazilian straight hair in the left, 20, 22 and 24, and I'm also going to be using a 18 inch lace closure. So I'm going to show you the hair that I'm going to be using in this hair tutorial, and this hair is actually very pretty. Let'S see what I have in my hand right here. This is the 22 inch, and this is what the packaging looks like. They come in long bags and, of course they have VIP luxury hair here and want you to show you the hair up close before I actually jump into the hair tutorial, and this is what the hair looks like is a very pretty national wave very pretty. It has a lot of really pretty texture to this hair and one thing that you guys know I love about hair extensions. You always know that it's quality hair when you can see that it is thick from root to tip so the conflict. That is so. It'S just as thick on the ends as it is throughout the hair. So I really like this, so this is my 22 inch and, let's open up the rest of them, this one is my 24 and again it is thick from root to tip. So this is some really pretty hair right and these two bundles they're really thick. So I'm going to show you my 20 inch look at that thick all the way from root to tip, and this one is my 20-inch st. packaging, and one thing that I like when I actually open up this hair is that on the bag. It tells you what texture you're getting so sometimes I get confused cuz. I have a lot of hair in my house, so this one is actually the Brazilian. By the way, this is 20 inches and again thick from root to tip. Very full bones are very full. Very nicely made the wefts no hair sticking out, which is really good, so these are the three bundles I'm going to be using in this hair tutorial and body full of body nice shine, natural luster really really pretty here. So these are the three pump pills and I also want to show you guys the closure that I'm going to be installing in this video as well. So this is the closure, it comes in the same bag and it is 18 inches and it tells you right on the bag. It'S Brazilian and this one is in the neck. The color natural, which is always virgin hair, is always in its natural state, and this is a Swiss lace. Closure and again this is an ellipse 18. So here is the closure, and the closure is just as big as the bundles, and it's very soft actually like that. Very soft, and one thing that I like about this closure is, as you can see, it has reinforced edges, and this is really really good for using your closures. More than once is a multi-use closure and, of course it has the excess lace that I'll be cutting off in the video as well. So again, this hair is my VIP luxury hair I'll have all of the information listed in the description box, where you can check them out, as well as all of the specs of the hair. So I'm going to show you how I'm going to make a unit out of this hair so stay tuned. So I'm going to start off this tutorial by showing you the products I'm using I'm going to be using a mesh, dome, spandex cap - and I like to use these because they are ventilated, they are very breathable and they allowed the scalp to breathe. So I really like these. What I'd like to do. First, is I like to sew the lace closure down first, and this ensures that the closure is seamless when you apply this wig unit to your head, I like to start by applying the lace closure. I sew down one side first and then I go and sew the opposite side, and then, lastly, I sew the back of the lace closure down. This ensures that the closure lays flat its seamless to the scalp and it's easy to blend with your natural hair. If you decide to leave that out as well now that I sold them down one side of my lace closure, I'm going to move to the opposite side and while I'm sewing, as you can see, I'm putting a little tension on disclosure, I'm making sure that it's Laying flat on my spandex cap and then I'm going to start to sew the opposite side. Again, you can apply a little bit of tension, but don't pull too hard that you rip your lease now that we have both of the sides laid down we're going to move to the back of the closure. Now, I'd like to do this last again, so that my closure lays flat - and it's just I get a better result when I do it in these steps, so sides first and then slow down the back and as you can see, my closure has been applied to My cap, it is laying very flat - and I love how it comes out this way, so you guys should definitely try out this technique. Now we're going to start to apply our bundles, I'm going to be using all three bundles in this tutorial, and I like to start off my first stitch by taking my needle and going through my spandex cap, and I do that so that the little knot on The end of my thread is not on the outside of the mesh cap is on the inside. Now I like to fold my bundles in half when I'm sewing. It just makes it a lot easier and faster. For me and my first stitch, I do about three or four in the same spot, and this is to ensure that my whips are not going to come off of my cap. You know I like to keep my cats for a couple of months, maybe a year, so this units last me a long time. Also. It makes it a lot easier and faster for me to sew when I kind of place my wist, where I want them, and then I use my clip to keep it in place that way the hair is not flying everywhere, so just a little technique. I do also I'm not going to be sewing on that spandex band. That goes around my wig unit. I like to sew a book that so you should try that as well. Now my sewing technique is the same. Every time I make my units I do have other detailed tutorials on me doing this. If you need something a little more thorough I'll leave a link in the description box for you to see that, so what I'm showing you here is my flip over method. Again, I'm just flipping the hair onto the opposite side, and I'm clipping it in place and as you're going to see, I like to again make three or four stitches in that same location, and this is to ensure that once I flip over the hair, it lays Flat to my cat, so three four stitches in that one spot and then I'm going to continue to sew as normal and then we're just going to apply the rest of our bundles. Now this is still my first bundle, so you guys see. I get a lot of hair on these whips, I'm just going to continue to do the flip over method and I'm going to clip my hair in place. Now again, I'm sewing in that same spot, three or four stitches to make sure that your bundles in your websley flat to your dome cap. This is very crucial when you're making these units, because if you do the flip over method - and you only so once they tend to be a little more bulky. So I like to stitch three or four times and then just continue to go now, because this is the end of my width. I'M not gon na be cutting I'm just going to go above my spandex bin and I'm just going to sew the rest of the hair down. So here I'm going to show you how I'm going to be applying my second bundle, which was my 24 inch and again I'm taking my needle and going through my cap so that the knot is underneath my cap, as you can see here, and that is where I'M gon na sew. My second bundle I'm going to continue to do the flipped over method throughout this unit sewing from right to left and the actual technique is pretty self-explanatory. Again, I have a detailed tutorial in the description box. If you want to see this in slow motion, but so here is my third and final bundle and I'm going to sew this on. But I wanted to show you how much space that one bundle is able to fill up, because the West are really really full and long, so I'm going to fill up their entire space, which is one bundle, and this is what the unit is looking like. So far here, I'm just showing you how I sewed the whips around the lace closure. When I get to the top of my units, I don't do the full over method anymore. I like to cut those whips that ensures that the unit is really seamless in the front of my face and I don't have any hair that makes it look bulky. Also, when I'm sewing around my lace closure, I typically tend to kind of sew. On top of that lace, closure, and that's just to make sure that the hair from the weft and the closure are blended together, and it's very seamless so now that all of their bundles and my list closure are sewn down and the unit is almost complete. I'M going to part my unit, this was a freestyle lace closure. So I had to kind of manipulate this closure to get departing where I wanted to, and this chain is going to be a side part. So what I decided to do was just go ahead and part the hair down and I'm going to apply a little bit of setting lotion. You can use foam, you can use pomade whatever you have, but this just to make sure I have a definitive part. I'M just going to be using some setting lotion that I have it was by motions, I believe no actually is cream in nature. So I'm going to be using that setting lotion and I'm going to apply that directly on the part comb, the hair down and I'm going to let that air dry before I do any styling or cutting. So I decided to add a little more setting lotion to this unit, just because I like to dilute mines with water anyway, so it wasn't a lot of product, and this is what the unit is looking like so far, I really love the outcome, but I'm going To apply to my hair and we're gon na see how everything turns out. So this is what the unit looks like on me. I'M just going to be brushing out some of those curls and right now, I'm loving how it looks, but I wanted to see how well this unit flat ironed again. Everything I'm using in this tutorial will be listed in the description box so check that out, but, as you guys can see, if flat iron so beautifully, all was so happy. The only thing was, it was like 90 degrees that day, so it was like a lot of hair, but do you see how well this hair is flat? Ironing it has so much natural shine? I didn't have any heat protectant. I didn't put anything to this hair. I wanted to see exactly how well is flat ironed, and this is the result. It'S beautiful. It'S shiny, it's bouncy. Still, I still like the curls. This will probably a really good hairstyle for like the beach, but I wanted to use my flat iron and see how well it straightened, and this is so beautiful, and that is how long this hair is. This again is 24, 22 and 20 inches and of course, that 18 inch closure. So it is definitely very long. I'M not sure how long it's going to stay this long, but it's pretty for the time being so now that all of the hair is flat irons. I am loving it you can tell. I was fooling myself. I was swinging. His hair almost broke my neck, it was so pretty, but I want to also show you how my lace closure came out. I really like this closure. It is laid as you can see. The party is amazing, so also I wanted to see how well it curled, I didn't curl the entire head just the front, but it curled very easily. I didn't have to do a lot of manipulation. I just curled the front, but the curls are still in this unit as we speak, so it curls really well it flat irons really well and, as you can see, I'm killing myself, I was in the mirror for like 20 minutes, just shaking and curling and flipping So this is the end of this tutorial guys. Thank you so much for watching again. If you need any information on this hair, please get all the information from the description box below so again. Don'T forget to subscribe and I'll talk to you guys soon.