Very Detailed | Glue-Less Lace Closure Wig Tutorial For Beginners | Jasx Aigner

Hello: everyone, I'm Jess, onion, welcome back to my channel today, I'm gon na be showing you guys how I created this glueless lace, closure unit. Okay, I'm in love with this. It'S super sleek and black. It'S really not black. I didn't die at all, but I want to show you guys literally from beginning to end. This is a completely clueless unit. There'S no glue! No chill no got to be none of that. None of that. None of that. So let's just get right into this video. You guys don't forget to hit that subscribe button. Okay, alright, let's get started so you're gon na meet. Of course, your wig block this is the cap I'll be using this as a mesh don't cap. This is what it looks like outside of the package. By the way, all these supplies will be left in the description box. I'M just gon na show you guys how to looks on top of the mesh cap. I'M sorry the wig block some butterfly clips. This is my favorite race. They have biggest thing is, of course, you're gon na need your needle me. You won't get far without that and some scissors you got you can use whatever scissors you prefer, but this is my favorite, some team pins to keep everything in place and elastic bang. This is the last event that I recommend is from Walmart your measuring tape. If you already know your major means, you're good, to go of course, you're gon na need it like closure and your hair I'll be using three bundles of body wave. I do not know the lens because was given to me by someone else. I didn't eggs didn't accept, alright, you guys so at the front of the cab. I usually use the V just another way to put the closure. You'Re gon na put the closure in the middle of that, and you want to bring your closure down in front of the cap now directly on top alright. So we just want to secure that in place and then I'm gon na also put a few in the back and on the sides. I'M also going to be kind of sticking this cap in place just because, when you're making the wig, you don't want it to slide. It will do that if you do not stick it in place, I'm putting one on each side and one in the back. So for the closure, you guys first things. First, even this is important in order to ensure that your closure is super flat. What I like to do is start in the middle of the back as you can see, and then I like to go and sew one side completely down, and then I go ahead and sew the other side. So you're gon na see me literally start at the middle and then work my way on one side, but you don't want to like start from one side. Go all the way to the other side. You don't want to do that. You want to start in the mid Pooh, okay, as you can see, so I'm just wan na fast forth this part, and just so you guys, we don't fall asleep here. Alright, so, as you can see, this side is snug tight, so down and then on the other side I haven't even touched yet so that's what you want. This is how you're gon na make sure your lace doesn't have any humps lumps or spaces, or it just lays really really flat. That'S what we want. Okay! So now I'm gon na go back to the middle of the closure and I'm just showing you guys the side. I guess alright, so I'm gon na go back to the middle of the bag and then sew down the other side. I'M literally just repeating what I did on the other side, all right, so you're all done sewing the closure down. I think you guys are wondering about the underneath the closure I wan na cut that later. It'S gon na worry about that. I'M gon na go ahead and start laying my first bundle, I'm just trying to show you guys where I'll be placing the bundles the tracks. I'M sorry and you don't want to place them directly on top of the elastic band mmm, you want to place them on the mesh cap, if that makes sense so and when, if you will so you're gon na see me sew on top of it, but I'm Not going through the elastic band, I'm just going right underneath the first layer of what a fabric of material. I can't really explain you guys just keep watching and then so. The first two bundles will be doubled and then my last bundle I'm gon na go back to single tracks. If you guys are wondering how I'm going to flip these tracks, I will not be cutting any track. I have a video on my channel. That'S gon na show you guys how to flip your hair and not have any humps or anything in your wig or your sewing or whatever. Okay, all right. So, as I get towards the top you're gon na start, seeing me go in a u-shape. You want your track to start to mimic the shape of the closure just so when you get to the top. Everything is super close and flat and there's no track showing or anything like that. So you do want to start to change the shape of the way you're, laying the tracks and it's gon na happen gradually. So your first couple tracks and your first two bundles - will be straight across and slowly but surely you're gon na start to be in the track so that it starts to form a u-shape. All right, you guys, so I'm completely done the wig, I'm not to go ahead and measure my head for the elastic man. I feel so bad because I left this measurement out of my measuring video, but this is what you need to. This is how you will measure your hair for a lace closure, so I measured it 17 inches, but I'm gon na take off 4 inches, so I'm gon na actually put 13 inches off the elastic band because if you will suggest pretty much cuts, how big is It wouldn't be tight enough to have it secure, so you want it to be kind of snug, not too tight or your head will hurt, but I found that 3 to 4 inches off the elastic band is like the perfect measurement, and all I'm doing now is Just cutting the lace off of the closure and then I'm gon na go ahead and show you guys how I actually sewed down the elastic band. No one ever show you guys this part. I mean when I use when I first started out, and everyone will always skip this part, but this is very very important, so you want the elastic bands to be facing towards the cap. If that I hope that makes sense you guys can see like the band is running direction of the cap, not the direction of the closure. I wish I could. I don't know how to explain it other than that, but you want to pretty much sew it on exactly like this. I already went ahead and did the other side, but I wanted to show you guys how I slowed it down, and that is pretty much it guys. It should look just like this, and this is how you're gon na literally throw it on your head, and this is the final look. I went ahead and flattened it, of course, but I didn't literally do nothing else other than that, it's not so dang close. Damn Joe down under that all the things holding this baby down is the elastic band, so I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Please give it a thumbs up comment. If you learned something and don't forget to hit that subscribe button, I will see you guys in my next video. Thank you so much for watching