6X6 Closure For Beginners Ft. Tinashe Hair | Minimal Plucking

What'S up guys so today I am back with another beginners tutorial, I'm basically on how to finesse or fix up your closure 6x6 closure without plucking or minimal plucking. Rather, I have a 20 inch 6x6 closure and then I have inches 22 to 24 and 26 and the texture is deep wave and, of course, this hair is from Tinashe here. So jumping right into the tutorial. You guys see that I already put the wig on my head and I'm just going through with the hot comb, to kind of define my part and pull the hair away from actual lace, so that when I do go to cut the lace that I don't cut Off any extra hairs or anything like that, because when the hair is in the way you cut them off by accident, so if you've seen my toriel on how to get your wig to lay flat flat using a frontal unit, then you guys already know this method. If not, you guys should check out that video, but really quick when I do to make sure that my parts are flat, if not flat flat somewhat flat, and not just you know, puffed up, I like to part this section in Hakone each part of that section. So that the hair doesn't have any reason to stick up, you know when you first get closures and stuff. They be little stuff low, stuff stuff. So you got a finesse one real, quick and then you proceed with your water. Now I use the water to kind of dampen the knots of the lace and I'm literally just parting off a little tinny section in the front and plucking like a little teeny-weeny bit of hair out of there. Not a lot like, if you guys want me to do, update it plucking a closure tutorial. Let me know in the comment section, but literally I did not plug a lot whatsoever. I just kind of pulled pulled the tweezers through that dull old front section, but, as you guys could see when I first a hot comb the front section of the way the hairline actually didn't look bad at all. So, like I said, minimal plucking, I'm not really doing much, I'm not doing section by section like I normally would, but if you guys do want that tutorial, that's fine! Just let me know so now that I have my wig adjusted. I figured out that my part actually was not in the middle, so I had to go back in in hot comb that as well um but, like I said to get your wig on flat flat or your part on flat flat, whatever um after the hot comb. You want to go in with some water, and I always going with my slicked back brush like the brush that I used to slicked back my natural hair, and I use that to brush the hair away from the part and brush it down and after the water Dries as well as the styling foam brushing that in after it dries your hair is like molded flat and that's that's the way to go period. Now, after brushing the phone in with the brush, I am going to go ahead and cut the lace. Now this lace actually was a really really good color. For me, um, I didn't have to add any makeup, any tan anything and I don't know like I just like the way it looks on my skin, not too dark, not too light just perfect. So I went ahead and cut the extra lace off and, as you can see, when I cut it off, the lace literally disappears. So that's love like for real, because no nobody got time for people to be staring at you in your closure. You know what I'm saying so after I cut the lace off, I'm gon na go in with the same styling phone and I go ahead and pull some hair from the very corners of the closure to counter cover up that last ending piece of lace and then Proceed to add some baby hairs and edges to the rest of the closure along the hairline. This step, you don't necessarily have to do but Yano me baby or queen, so it is what it is now after playing around and getting the baby here is how I want them. I go ahead and put on my band. I got this a headband from the Bronner brothers hair show in Louisiana. That was this year, yeah like in March. I don't remember where, like what the company name was but yeah, so the hair is deep, wave hair and that really didn't want the super define. Look. So I did go ahead and just like mist water all over it and run the brush to it really quick um cuz, like I still wanted the fluffy look, but some of the curls to be like defined, but not like the fine defined like like. I just did a wash and go on my bundles time saying I didn't want that. Look so, as you can see, I just missed the hair and run my fingers to it just kind of to define it just a little bit. So it's not super fluffy. Just the perfect texture, so by the time I finish this up and I went and watched some Grey's Anatomy. My edges was pretty much set and then I went ahead and untied the scarf or the headband whatever you want to call it, and then I just went ahead and did my little finishing touches. You know with the hot comb, so I did decide that I wanted to go in with a little bit of concealer. This is a lay girl color. What is it warm honey? That'S my concealing shade and I just took a little brush and I kind of dabbed. It into the part a little bit and then ran my finger over that concealer just to make the part a little bit more defined like it was there, but I wanted it to be there there. You know what I'm saying once again: you don't have to do this step, but it's really up to you and the look that you're going for so now that we have the scarf off when you do your edges with foam is very easy for them to be. Like wispy baby hairs, so once they say you can go back through with your edge brush and comb through them and they'll be like wait, listen and wispy um. So, to finish up the look, I did go ahead and spray some water on my sideburns and just smooth my hair um, my hair sideburns, just to kind of match the look with the closure, because you know I see people with closures a lot of time in The wind blow and they edges, be you know they don't match the closure and like it's nothing wrong, we're not swollen or loafing, but at least slick. I'M back a little bit. You know what I'm saying: they've been having curls on the side and be having straight weeks but anyways um. I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial. This is pretty much the finished. Look, a nice easy, beginner friendly six, five, six cloves, your look! It didn't take a lot of effort. We didn't do too much, nothing too hard, nothing too difficult, I'm just showing you guys how big the closure is right here, but I hope you guys enjoy. I love you and I will see you in the next one.