How To Make A Lace Closure Wig Tutorial (Talk Through)

Hi everyone welcome back to my channel and today's tutorial will be on how to make at least clothes away. The things that you will need is you here, UT pins it shares in needle and thread in your clips and your choice of a cap. I decided to go up the mesh cap because it was recommended to me, but there are many options that you can go with. Let'S get started so you're going to need to take your block head with the cap and your longest bundle that you will be using and you want to just take the hair and place it from the left side to the right. Using your tea pins to hold the hair in place, you want to start from the left side and you want to start sewing for one end to the other end, and you want to make sure you're so on the hair real flat, like, though, once I get Set aside, I just like to go over that side more than once, just to make sure that they here is secure and then after I do that, I just follow through by flipping track all the way back to the opposite side and just keep sewing through. Like i did a previously, I didn't want to risk having any lumps in my wig. So what I did is I went ahead and I cut the mesh and I just thought it down just so. I could be sure that I had a flat surface lace. Closure time, so what you're going to need to do is take your base, closure and you're going to place it right at the center of that blockhead using a tee pins you're going to want to hold it down to one side and you're gon na want to Take your uppity pin and hold the other side down. As you can see, my closure is secure, so you just want to start sewing from one side all the way around to the other side. The lace closure part is a little more intense, so you want to take your time. You don't have to rush just want to keep sewing until you get all the way around to the other side. Now I'm on the other side - and it looks like I went fast, but I didn't rush it all. I took my time and I made sure that I kept flat and secure. So, let's just finish up this side before we continue back with the rest of our bundles. So this is what you're closer should look like. It should be flat and it should be secure. Okay, so back to your next bundle: you're just going to take your hair and you're going to continue from where you left off so now, you're approaching the top bundles just wan na keep following the pattern of the you like a horseshoe, I tell my clients and It'S going to keep going around and if there's any spaces in your wig, what you can do is go back after and just fill in the gaps whatever he has remained in. So, as you get closer to your closure, you don't want to double tracks anymore, because you don't want you to get to be bumpy or lumpy at the sides. So you just start single in it. The more you go up you so we're on the last track. Now and what you want to do is you want to join the last track to the closure and the reason we're doing this is just that when your part in the closure, you don't see a gap between the last track and the closure, and now we're done With the way, let's get to the styling classes, you're going to meet your flat iron, i'm using a baby Liz you're going to need your hair serum or your hair oil, and I was using a biosilk and we just want to go forward straight up their hair. Just like it all those way these ends, imbeciles out of the hair straightening process is straightforward or you're doing is taking small sections. They just pass any flying through those sections. If you plan to bring your hair straight, you can do it bone straight. You now we're at the closure. What you're going to do is sensor off the closure, with you can do a middle part or side for it and you're just going to take it fly and just going to pass the heat to it section by section we're done doing this you're going to take Your Wang, crow or something that gets hot and you just going to plan out the top of your lease closure like so while you're doing, is she's gon na take your time, and you can actually do it section by section just to make sure everything is laying Flat now this is optional. I know some closures do come tweezed already, but i'll just go through my closure and squeeze it just a little more for more of the natural log. I just took my crema one, and i just gave us some curls away from my face just to give us some more bouncing some volume, and this is the finished. Look. My curls look different right. I didn't like the big battle cause. I did so what I did was. I went ahead and I just pin curl. My am kind of like the pink rose gave me a little more definition. It looks fuller. You can see the layers that I have in my hair with the lumps I'm loving it. I love the color, I love the closure. Everything looks so nice. Thank you all so much for watching this tutorial. I hope I made it clear and I will be a better understanding. Our make a leasehold awake, don't forget, subscribe like and comment bye, guys,