How To Pluck A Closure For Beginners.

Psalm 37 verse 40 delight in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart here. Welcome to my channel, hey laughs, Priscilla here and today I will be teaching you how to pluck your closure or your frontal okay. So this is the wig I made from the closure I plucked in this video. I will show how I made the wig, but if you want to see that, do you current that in the comment section and I can make a video of that so you'll need a canvas head. Your pintail comb, a spray bottle some hair clips, some hair pins and a very sharp tweezer. You want to make sure it's a sharp two, either okay and, of course, your closure. This purchase from my hair collection for your hair mother. Alright, so people ask what part of the converse had as a France and where's the back. The front is the flat side and the back is where the curvature is okay, so you just want to lay your closure flat down on your M canvas head with the front of the closure. That'S the hairline of a closure facing the hairline bunny facing the front of the can with it and the back of the closure facing back. So that's where the curvature is okay and then you begin to pin down your closure and you put it down so that your closure doesn't move while you're working on it. Okay - and I know my closet - looks a bit crazy over here cuz, I bleached it every now washed it and I literally just doing some wearing my back on and I took over before the video. I didn't you just slop there on a kind of aesthetic got ta, really so yeah, it's very good hair. It just looks crazy cuz. I didn't I didn't and brush up a bit. Okay, alright! So this heart, your closure should be looking up to your pip. It down, and now you just want to split your hair into two sections down the middle. So literally just do a little part down em your closure, and you want to pin away the parts that you will be working on fast. Just so, you know you're not distracted when you're working on the other side, okay and then we want a sectional part, I'm a very little part like that, the part you will be working on. First, you want a section that part of so you can focus on that M section right, I'm going to show you how to hold your tweezer, because most videos don't really go into this. You wanted your tweezer at this angle, so you can grab on the roots of the hair. Okay, so you're pulling the hair from the roots are not just breaking off the middle of the top of the strand. You are pulling it right from the roots of the closure. Okay, so first thing you want to you want to section apart you'll be working on, then you spread some quarters away. This just helps you to see what you're actually doing it helps you see if you're over plucking, so you can start blocking or if you're under plucking. So you can pluck something okay, so you spray some water onto the part you're going to go working on, and then you start to pull the hair from the roots of the of the closure and out of the hair. You want to be very careful washer doing this, because even though you're pulling the hair from the roots, you don't want to grip and rip the lace closure, because if you do that, then you you would have both spots and you don't want that. Okay, so just gently pull the hair from the roots of the hair. Okay - and you want to do this, I'm in both directions. So let's say the first time you start working from the left to the right. The second time you plant, you do a friend right to left, okay and then, when you're done, when you think you're done you just comb it out just so, you can see how much have you lost and again, if you want to go in and pluck some More just do that if you're watching this and you haven't, subscribed girl, go and subscribe now you know you're liking the video so like comment and subscribe, ok and you are literally just repeating the whole process and all over your closure. So I'll say it again. You section the parts that you'll be working on like so like I'm doing in the video. Then you spray some water onto it. Just so, you can see what you're about to pluck and then you go in and pluck or to easy how you comb the hair out, and then you start plucking or tweezing at always advised that, and especially as they began odd, that when you start plucking you Under pluck so that, if you need to go in some more, you can always go in some more if the over park - and you know if you realize that you've got too much. You honestly can reattach the hairs you've removed. So when you're, starting just under plug, do just a little bit and everything you need somewhere, you definitely can go back in okay, I'm just gon na show it again, oh yeah, so you let your literally just whip to the same process. All over the hair. Guys is this simple: I'm going to show you one last time how to do this cause like I said if I should show you everything you will be a very repetitive, video, you're doing the same thing, you're one section in the hair. You want to work on spraying some water onto it and then tweeze it you're doing the same thing all over your closure. So this will be the last time. I show it okay and look how good this is. I love this. It looks. It looks very natural. The whole point of teasing you and closure is to give a very natural look, a very hairline type of look. I don't like the overclock and look so I didn't do too much, but if you want to do that, girl, I'm not judging. We just go in and pluck some more if you like that over pop, don't do it no judgment so now, I'm just going to show you the comparison so yeah there's. Obviously the part that I've plucked the left part I haven't touched you'll see the difference. It looks way more unnatural and looks way thicker than the part of actually worked on and so yeah. This is the essence of just gives you a more natural look, then M. If you just left or closure unplugged, okay, my closest come pre plucked. So I didn't have to do too much work and yeah, but if you get a closer, that's not free plug, for you have to do a little bit more work than this is the end result. Thank you so much for watching take good care of yourself and god bless. You bye.