Beginners Plucking Tutorial Step By Step Detailed! | Plucking A 5X5 Closure | Natural Closure

Hello guys and welcome, or welcome back to my channel if you are new to my channel, i actually dated ken and, if you're a return subscriber welcome back. So in today's video, as you all can see, this is going to be a plucking tutorial on a 5x5 closer. If you want to see how to make your 5x5 clothes that look really natural, especially on the side part, be sure to watch be sure to subscribe. Like and comment we're going to get straight into today's video, as you can see, we are starting out by putting bed head wax, stick all on the hairline and you don't have to use the brand bad head. You can use whatever brand you prefer, but this is the wax stick i like to use and after you use the wax stick, you want to use a hot comb just to hot comb, everything back just so you can see what you are currently working with. What the hairline looks like before you start plucking, because of course you want to avoid over plucking if it does not need that much. Of course, you can always pluck more, but you can never pluck less. When i had comb my closures, i like to get as close as possible to the lace to get the hair flat while making. So, of course that you do not burn the lace. But i really like to get close to the front just to make sure everything is nice and flat. This is how the wig is going to have the best install, and it also will improve your plugging results. So really take your time with going through and hot combing everything back. As you can see, i went through on some areas this several times just to make sure it was as flat as possible. Now before i start plucking, i always like to take a rat tail. Comb into the section off a part in the front - and this part in the front would be what the baby hairs is. So you just comb out a little tiny section, depending on how thick you want your baby hairs and the reason i like to do this before plucking is just so. I could get a better pluck on where the edges won't be as compared to where the baby hair would be. If that makes sense, because if you pluck the baby hair too much, and then you pull that area out, it's not going to be as plucked as you want it to be, and also your baby hairs can be thin. Also, when i'm plucking out my baby hair that you guys saw me, do i also like to hot comb it forward just so it can stay down and move out the way. This will also help for the baby hair itself to lay down better. Since you are hot combing it down after you, hot comb, everything you want to either take your hand or your comb and basically pull the hair back and hold it down very tightly before you start plucking. You just want to hold it down tight, so you can really make sure you see what you're plucking and that you're also not damaging the lace. So when i start plucking, i pick a random spot and this is a better angle, but i pick a random spot. Close to the outside - and i just pluck one back basically so i stay in the same spot, but i move my tweezers back so that it will give like a decess look on the hairline. After that, you see how i just plucked in one spot. I skipped the spot and then i started plucking. That is the plucking pattern i used to make it look very natural, and sometimes i would go back like how i just did and re-pluck a section if i feel like it needs to lose some more hair. But that is all i do to make my plucking look. Natural is pluck one spot skip and then pluck the next spot. The other key to this is, of course, like i said, holding the hair down, so you can really make sure you are fully seeing how the hairline is going to look, and this helps you to know if you need to pluck more or pluck more hair, so That the hairline will be less dense. You also want to make sure when you are plucking that you're actually plucking the hair and you're not causing any holes in the lace or anything and another way to do. That is making sure that when you're combing hair is actually coming out and that's how you know you are successfully plucking, so as you can see, a pattern is already starting to form a plucked unplug plucked unplugged, and so i'm just continuing that pattern right there. I skipped the section, and now i am plucking back again on under the next section, and that's really all it is to it to make your plucking look nice and natural. Another thing is that, while you are plucking make sure you part out the part you want for the wig so that you do not over pluck in the area where you want the part, and so you can make sure you have the part in the perfect area. So this is all i was doing was parting out the side part this i can make. So i don't part i don't pluck too close to the part and the part looks too wide or anything. I definitely have made that mistake before when i first started making wigs so make sure that you do not make that same mistake and if you all want a tutorial on how i molded this wig down got this part like this. Please make sure to leave a comment down below and i'll definitely do that video, but yes after we get after we finish pluck after we finish defining this part, we are going to get right back into the plucking tutorial to finish, to finish, plucking and to finish Making this wig look nice and natural, so, as you can see, i'm going back in with the same motion of just plucking, and another thing you can do is sometimes hold the lace down in the front. This will make the plucking easier. Normally i do not pluck on my wig stand like this. I would pluck on my lap it's a lot easier, but i wanted to do it on my wig stand. Just so you all can see, but you do have to make sure that you are careful and that you do not pull the lace um, and this is basically me doing the same exact thing just plucking, and so i'm just going to leave this in. So you all can see, but there's really nothing more to explain if you do have any questions about the plugin, though you can leave them down below, but i feel like it's just a visual thing. You just have to watch and learn after i plucked the hairline. I took the hot comb to comb the baby hairs back and lightly plucked the baby hairs as well. Now you want to make sure you lightly cut the baby hairs, of course, because you don't want your baby hairs to thin, but i do still like to add some plucking to my baby hairs just so that it still does look natural and also just in case, If i get a client who doesn't want baby hairs, you know you have to know how to do that as well, but yeah from here i just lightly. Pluck the baby hairs and i like to try to pluck in the same exact spots that i plucked on the hairline. So basically you just look at the you look at the head. You look at the closer and the spots where you see where you pluck before you put the hairline the baby hairs that you pluck in those same areas dislike me uh. So, after that, i repeated the same steps on the opposite side of the part by hot combing, the hair back parting out the baby hairs and then, of course, plucking. Both the hairline and lightly plucking, the baby hairs, and that is all you have to do. To get your poser to look nice and natural, and i'm going to leave this in so you all can see how i did it and you guys will see the end results coming together very shortly uh. So, as you all can see, this is the end result from plucking skipping another row and then plucking and as you all can see, it looks really really natural. So just like i did on the front, i'm repeating it on the side like home by hot combing. The baby hair in the back just to lightly pluck them as well to make the wig look even more natural and then after i do that. That is basically it for this tutorial. If you all want tutorial on any wig, styling or baby hairs, or anything else, just leave a comment down below, i am going to be doing more with videos on my channel. If you do not know, i do have a brand called lady wigs. It will be linked down below when this video is going up. My website is actually currently down because i'm doing site improvements, but it'll be back up very very soon. You can shop, wigs, bundles and much more on the site. Thank you. So much if you watch this entire video, if you have any questions or comments, leave it in the comment section down below, and i will see you all in my next video. Oh