Closure Or Frontal Sis?! |Full Plucking & Baby Hair Tutorial| West Kiss Curly Wave

What'S up, what's good, it's your girl Courtney, be here, I'm back with yet another hair video in today's video, I'm showing you guys how I got this deep side. Part curly closure, wigs Flay you what I'm saying y'all, not really on that closure train, but for some reason this is really hitting me just right. Who cannot tell me that this looks like a closure cuz. It doesn't looks like a plane out front, Oh sis, so today I'm going to show you guys step-by-step on how I make my closures to further my 6x6 closures. Look like frontals! So let's get the first step. We'Re gon na take to make this closure, like a full-on frontal, is of course, to plug. Now. I'M sitar, like the only real thing that makes the closure like a front roll logo just put to the gods. You good. I first sprayed the frontal with some water front. Look at me. I first prayed the closure with some water and then I comb it back with a comb. So I can see what I'm working with and then I'm gon na start plucking and breaking up the hairline. Now I saw this part down, so you guys can actually see what I'm doing so, I'm not very good at explaining things. But if y'all can see, I'm going in like a skipping motion, I'm going to front of the frontal and plucking backwards and skipping spaces you're gon na plug in a line going back, skip a space plucking. The line going back skip a space. Now this is not gon na, be a big space, you're skipping, but you do more a little bit of a gap. If you pluck too far, parts gon na look crazy and choppy. You put two clothes. You made up getting ball spots: how to make your guest little closer together, but not too close and then not too far apart. If I'm making anything now, you don't want to spend too much time raking up the front of the hairline, because this is not where the gradient comes from. Your gradient is created once once. You start parting, the hair and plucking backwards into the hairline. So try your best to pluck as little as possible in the front of your hairline. So that way, if anything, you can come back and pluck more if need be up, you're done, plucking the whole front. So after combing out the excess plucked hair, you're gon na part off a little little little bit of the front, this is where you're gon na start the gradient process. You'Re gon na do the same plucking technique as you did with the breaking up of the hairline. In the front, with the second section of your hair they're going to the same plucking technique throughout your whole frontal, but as far as parting out your hair, I would not recommend you parting over two to three sections. Only because, if you part too much and keep sucking backwards, you can get a receding hairline. It can look very very over plug and spacious and just balls so try to go back at least two or three sections when plugging no more than three, and preferably two. So that way, does it look too long after you're done plucking your whole front, so your two to three sections you're gon na want to comb out all the excess hair they're gon na flip the hair you've already plugged backwards and then check your work. If you see some spots that maybe more plus can go right ahead and go in and pluck those to fill honey where you go ahead and adjust to your liking and perfect your hairline just the way you like it to me, this is just your standard way Of plucking to ensure that you're gon na get you know a gradient every single time. It'S actually the same way. I will pluck my frontal, so this can work for anything. If you follow these steps correctly, you will get nice little closure or whatever y'all ready. No Wes kissing your girl over this nice little leggy wig. Alright, this is the bag that it comes in. This is your girl all bald and everything. So looking like a snack, you feel me, this is their curly wave texture and this is in 180 percent density and your girl is rocking twenty folks, not your fo fo-fo 24 inches in her head. Now I can speak for about, I wouldn't say a month and a half. Maybe I got this week in November and I've been wearing it on and off ever since. So if it'll hold me nothing, you feel me like. I don't got my wearing my youth out of Swiss over here. I'Ve been rocking her every now and then with my regular middle part, but now it's time something different like I need I need. I need to get into this grown woman life and get this side part. So we sent a finesse it today. It'S really really simple. Y'All y'all saw, I don't know, just ship the wig over card it some more over to make a little bit more deep and that's pretty much it. So this is a 6x6 closure. I do have a lot of partying face a deep parting space, so it was pretty much a given another's applying the wig with my mousse, my daughter tree mousse. That'S not seen that video I'll leave it on below. Where I introduce my daughter tree Gulas method. This is the best method I have tried to get for glue this installs honey, if I do say so, myself so yeah. This spreads like the same thing, always doing because my own style, so I'm gon na push. You know you girl can talk gotten up enough today. Let y'all enjoy the rest in Sonic hotdogs in a minute one eternity later, since a lot of you guys have been asking me, I didn't want to include a very close-up and in-depth portion of me doing my baby hairs number one key. I had a stick too. When doing my baby hair is thinner, the better then a baby hair just makes your wig look a whole lot more natural big baby hairs can look natural as well, but, in my opinion, the more thin they are and more realistic. They come off as being also keeping the baby. Hair short makes them look a lot more natural I like to make them longer today, so that they can at least lap over the lace, but not too long to where it actually goes back into the wig and onto the lace. If that makes any sense try to make a desperate attempt to sleek my own baby hairs to match the hair on the closure, but y'all see that was a complete fail. I hate to make this all sound, so technical, but I like to keep a standard placement when it comes to my baby hair, I like to limit how much baby hair I used. So I put a baby hair swoop above my forehead right in the middle of my head and I put a baby hair swoop on each temple. So that's a total of three swoops okay and then, of course, my little sideburns ear test every case. Maybe I may do those every now that I may not. It'S all depends on the look, but typically I know these three baby hairs at the top is what I normally always do now as y'all see right. They only have two baby hair, because I'm not gon na really gon na show them that side of my head anyway, so yeah. That was that you don't have to put as much as I did, or even as less as I did. But it's what I do do whatever makes shots with you on your baby hair. You want to use 10 scoops do thats, it's gon na make them super thick. Do that? So it's just how I do mine and my personal opinion of how it looks when it comes to baby, hair and yeah. Here, I'm just sloppily and lazily defined in my part, puts on my hair, make a look a little bit wider and also a quick little hat. If ever, you guys may not cut off enough of your closure piece where it's and you have that little white piece. Take some eyeliner and put it on the closure, tab and you're good boom, so the wind blows the wrong way. You know like right there. You cannot see a big, thick, awkward piece of white on your closure and yeah you guys. That is the finished product. That is how I make my closures. My stick faces. Closures, look like frontals now, this technique. All these things can work even with a four by four or five five. This is just as I mentioned. I was working with, and what West kids chose to send me. The score for the front row as well so yeah we're versatile child. If you guys knew it says video, please do not forget to give your girl a big thumbs up and course scribe to the Beehive down below when the beehive getting to be half them, because we are lit and we are never ever over here. Do you understand me and, as always, I love every someone of you, but until next time my lovelies, your crown, may tilt, but you never let it fall stay gilded. You