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Welcome back babes today, I'm gon na be showing you how to install this 2 by 6 closure by Dilla hair they're silky straight. I believe it's a 20 inch so get it right into the video. I have 3 wig combs an elastic band on this dome cap unit. If you guys need a video for that I'll make sure to link it down below. You know I have a million of them, but anyway, I'm just going to be getting into this two by six and showing you how to affo bleach nage. So I'm taking my. I believe this is the fit me foundation in the color 330. Obviously I didn't want to use a concealer on one, so I'm gon na kind of match my skin tone, nothing too too light, because realistically, my scalp is not that much different from my skin tone. So it's kind of up to you with how you feel about it. I don't know what your scalp looks like, but yeah just make sure it matches taking this on a dirty Beauty Blender. I just didn't feel the need to wash it, but anyway, and literally just patting that into the lace. It kind of looks like I'm being a little bit rough, but I promise you. I was not just making sure to get that fully saturated by saturated, not wet. I literally mean just to cover all areas of the lace, so that's literally it and like I said this is gon na be perfect for you, guys that are beginners that don't feel comfortable bleaching, not sure so so yeah I mean it comes out really really nice, But anyway, so I'm taking some got ta, be glue the hairspray just to kind of set everything in place and yeah babe, just let that dry and you're all set alrighty. So of course I have the unit on. I did go ahead and just quickly press out. I guess in a very messy way the hair, since I'm in my camera, Flatiron spray y'all know I live and breathe by this, so yeah just take a little bit of that run it through the hair. Then we're gon na. Do some quick passes with my FHI two inch flat iron, as we all know same products, every video, all the things changes is the actual hair so anyway, right the real reason why you came but anyway, so yeah, I'm just lightly going through the hair, and this Was already a silky straight, so I didn't have to do very much to it at all and yeah on to the closure. As you can see, it is very small amount of like parting space, literally a two by six uh. This is my first time hearing about it first time using it, but uh yeah taking some got ta, be glue hairspray, just to literally go at the front of my hairline y'all. Why is my voice so big? Alright, it might be the angle of the camera. I don't know anyway, taking some of that literally just putting the closure exactly where I want it. This is like a ghoulish method of how to lay down frontals I'll. Do the same thing with a couple. I guess with a frontal in another video, but yeah stick around for that, so just taking a little bit of hairspray up underneath and actually through the part to make sure that it doesn't go anywhere. So in about five minutes, it'll be stuck not literally, but you know who definitely tack down to where it's not gon na be doing too much movement. I'M just gon na go ahead and part this out. I did not feel the need to pluck this frontal, especially because I'm gon na be reselling this week, so this was more so me styling it up for the most part, just for you guys, but I'm definitely gon na go ahead and resell it. So I don't want to over customize it cuz. Everybody doesn't like you know those really really deep parts or closures so yeah taking my cream and nature argan oil mousse to fully saturate the top of the hair, just to make sure we get rid of all the flyaways pretty much get the hair going in a Direction that is suitable for me and the closure actually comes pre parted already. So it's not like a free part. I wouldn't even see the need for it to be a free part. To be honest, this is gon na be ideal. If you want middle parts, because of course it does stretch really really far back, which I think it's freaking perfect, especially when you have a big forehead like those little four by fours, they do the job but yeah. This was love. So I'll start using these. From now on and yeah, I'm just getting the hair out of the way I'm gon na show you how you can kind of customize your frontal. This is for any, I guess dimension. It could be 4 by 4, 3 by 6. I guess 12 by 6, whatever it is, you want to use, but I'm just taking some tweezers to lightly pull out hair in the very front. So the lace is a little bit more exposed. If you feel the need to do the baby hair thing, you definitely can I don't know if you guys notice or not, but I'm kind of stepping away from it. Just because it's not that serious, probably because I'm muscles turning 25 yard and I'm feeling grown so y'all get it old anyway. So yeah I'm just plucking this out and, as you can see, it is a little bit more exposed and because we have that foundation color up under not to mention you can actually see my skin peeking through it just works. It really does and you'll see that little like part of the cap stick throughout the video. I ended up cutting that off. Eventually, I should have actually when I sewed the wig down, I should have sold the wig closure. I guess a little bit more further up than what I did, but whatever I ended up, cutting it out anyway, so neither here nor there, the hair yah, is extremely soft, extremely shiny. I did have some issues with shedding. I don't know if that was because I did go through, like as I was building the unit as it actually cut every single whip, so I'm gon na give it a couple. I guess a couple of days, not even a couple of days y'all I took this wig off, I'm not gon lie. I won't give in til the end of the video to see if it stop shedding, which I believe it did. It wasn't anything too too crazy. I could obviously tell it was like shedding long strands of hair. That was more so like from me, partying and plucking, and you know just kind of doing a lot of maneuvering. This was the first time I had actually styled the wig and, typically what I do with my units when I first make them, I go ahead and of course, customize them, and then I rewash them to get rid of any here. I didn't do this, do that in this case, so my complaining really shouldn't matter anyway. Do the same thing. On the other side, I'm literally just going through with the flat iron and then as y'all know, I go back and forth between the cream of nature. Mousse. Just to make sure all of those flyaways are for sure out of the way, and once they are I'm all good, so y'all, I think I was watching Steve Harvey on TV yeah like good yeah, never mind, never I'm getting to it, no, not doing it anyway. This is very much the final look of it as also job before the hair is not going anywhere. Once you put down that that spray, so we're all set there, you don't have to worry about the closure moving back or anything like that, and it's a wig. So you can put it on and off as much as you want same price as you would pay for so in to me the wigs work, because I mean you have you're gon na - have them forever, so it just works, but anyway, thank you so much jela For sending me the hair, I definitely loved it. Everything looks nice clean chase to the point so easy with way less work. You know what I actually should have done. I should have actually did a glue and wig huh. Maybe that'll be my next video we'll see anyway, love you guys so much stay pretty, and I will see you next time. Bye,