Bone Straight Flat Lace Closure Wig | No More "Cone-Heads"! | | Unice Peruvian Straight

What is good everybody? It is your girl, I remember I catch you with another video and today it is all about this lovely here. You see right now from Yunus here, if you're interested in seeing how I accomplished this sleek look with no cone, you don't perfectly flat. Look please keep on watching, but first of course go and follow your girl on Instagram that area up empty set and make sure you like this video. You comment down below you share it and you subscribe make sure you also go and check out my website cheap black hair trends, and you can send your blogs and your ideas. It'S gon na be really cool check. The description box for more information and my previous video as well, if you're interested in seeing how I accomplished this makeup, look, let me know down below and I will actually come out with another video, but if you don't want to it's okay, alright, so I hope You enjoyed this video at my beauty, so we are gon na start off with my favorite cap right now for making wigs. Currently, it's not going to change soon, but either way it has adjustable straps and usually I pin this drops underneath the chin to get it out the way - and this is the hair we're working with today for bundles. So, first you have to start off with the closure. So of course, you're gon na pull the closure down a little bit in front of the cap. It'S kind of, like my other videos, showing you how to do frontals, but just a little bit easier, actually think, and then I'm gon na pin it down to make sure that it's not gon na move when I start sewing and get the hair out of the Way because that's gon na be annoying so you're gon na start at the very tip. The first time is a little bit hard because the lining of this cap in particular it's just very hard, but this knotting method - you see me doing right now. This is what I'm gon na be using for every single stitch. So every stitch you see me do for the rest of this video. It'S gon na be using that not method just to make sure that it's really secure, and I so really closely together. It may not be so necessary to do it. This close, but I just like you know I just wanted it to be really flat and I wasn't taking any chances so it may take a while, but just to make sure you don't have that ugly conehead. Look that I feel like so many people just accept that this is normal to have a straight me. We just have to have this huge raise on our head, like it doesn't look cute, ladies: let's get it flat, okay, so this is what I do for the closure just to make sure that that part is completely secure and flat and then we're just going to Knot it when we're done now for the first bundle. I always say this is like be hardest bundle for me. I don't know why I blow the foot. The first rule I should say so getting it onto the cap is a little bit challenging. So what I do is I sew the two wefts together because it's SS for the first two rows in this case and then once I sew it together, then I apply it to the cap and do the same knotting method and I'm only going to double the Wefts for two rows in this particular style, because again I want it to be very, very flat with my curly hair, I usually double it all almost to like more than half of the head, but you'll see when we get to that point so just make sure Again, you're so closely together, not everyone does it, but I just think that it gives you a very secure look and then it makes you and it ensures that your hair stays flat. So I'm gon na fold it over here but do take note. That was for the first two rows was the only time I did the fold-over method for every other rule. I cut it because I didn't want any book in any place now. This technique of my mom showed me a while back, and this really helps me. It makes me go faster, so I pin the West on top of onto the mannequin head and it just holds it in place. So you don't have to worry about. You know that hair falling cuz I can get very annoying, especially if you're a beginner is very annoying trying to hold up the hair while sewing so we're using these pins to stick to the mannequin head. It seems a little violent, but it works, and the thing does not feelings right now. Here is where I start really spacing out the single web, no more double webs at this point and I'm making sure there's a bit of gaps in between these two. Because again, I can't stress this enough. We want this to meet very, very flat, so not spaced out too much where you're gon na see through here you put it on your head, but spaced out enough that there's no bulk now here, I'm just showing you how I double knot every every time I Seal the ends is the sealing end. Every time I cut the web. This is how I nodded so after doing the normal knot with the needle. I do this method and, as you can see, I only have a little bit here of space left on top, but I use that little bit of space to put them in my fourth bundle, which I believe was the 18 inch just to have the layers, and I saw it in the last bundle: it's actually sewn into the closure, the lining of the closure just to make sure it doesn't shift and there's no gaps in between, and that is it for the sewing process. So now, as you can see, we're gon na definitely have to cut this part of the have the late cap off, which is extremely easy. Do not cut too close to the to the sewing part because you'll mess it up. So after I co wash the hair here, it's a little bit air dry cuz. I walked away for like an hour and came back do this while they here is wet and I'm gon na start off with the middle part, because that's what I want so I this doesn't come at the middle part, so you have to create your own and You need to tweeze it on both sides and then you're gon na do a little process that could get a little bit tedious, but I mean personally, I find this very soothing, but it could be very annoying for people, so I'm gon na just part the year And then tweeze backwards and forth, and I'm gon na just keep on doing this for both sides of the head and I'm not gon na. Please I'm telling you don't get lazy out this part. It is so easy to get lazy when you get here and did I forget, I'm just gon na do big spaces take your time. If you want it to be perfect, if you don't really care, then you know: there's no big deal but yeah part closely together. Queens, don't please too much don't tweets too late it, and here I'm just gon na show you how I don't just tweeze backwards, but I also twins in the direction. Oh gosh, please ignore that ass just ignore the ash. I just watched the hair sitting on my hands address anyway. I started tweezing in a forward direction as well, so that way the hair just lays flat. It'S all directions, so you can't go wrong and, oh, my goodness, when you get to the front, please be careful if you don't trust yourself to tweens the actual hairline, don't do it just tweens in between? If you do tweeze the hairline, you have to be so so careful barely moving in here. It'S just to get rid of the harshness, and then you know you just do a little baby here, it's not really necessary. I just did it just in case and I kind of almost didn't even end up using the baby years - cuz there's a late so good. So this is a hair. It'S almost air dried, but so sorry I wanted to make sure that it was very, very sleek. So I blow dried it with a paddle brush and then the low blow dryer nothing special and try to blow dry to some get as dry as possible. So now, if this is your kind of look, you know not dead straight look, you could keep it this way, but I was waiting for a more straight look. So I'm going in with my heat protectant and please use this very sparingly. If you put too much your ears gon na be oily and it's not gon na look clean and it's not gon na be as as flowy. Well, where is my vocab? Basically, the straighter you want they here, the smaller the pieces. You should flatiron at a time. So this this took a while. I think it took me about like half an hour to do, and I mean honestly I can't even say that, because after 4:00 a.m. come, I just kind of lose track of the time. So I don't know how long it took me back, I'm gon na guess half an hour, but it once you get in the zone, you don't know it becomes kind of easy and yeah the hair steaming up. This is why it's good to put the heat protectant that way you do not burn or damage the at all. I just know this chase method that really helped this process look quicker. If you have a better flatiron than me, you might not even have to do it, but it's time for me to get an upgrade. So I have to pass it about two times for each string and voila. It is dead straight and I loved it is so flowy. This here is literally the bomb calm and I got zero shedding. Is that even normal? I got zero shedding so basically to flatten the top. I just I don't know. What do you call that whatever? So I'm gon na use some foundation now foundation aids on my face, and I put it on to the lace I am so sorry. I need an upgrade on my camera because I don't have to flip out screen and I couldn't see that I was not in the frame, but it's just me putting the foundation on there now for my natural hair, I'm going to be using my sister's new product Line from alpha natural, the labels are in it's here, it's official, it's happening, I'm gon na be using her two-step system to make sure my hair is hydrated and to make sure that it's moisturize underneath the cap, because that is extremely extremely important, because this is a Protective style, so we have to make sure that we keep our natural hair moisturized and you know, go and hook yourself up with some gangsta cornrows get yourself some Beauty, Bella pomade. So sleep down your edges make sure those I just do not move and slick it down with the toothbrush and then take the foundation brush and some foundation and just blend in that foundation into your hairline. Now that your edges aren't laid now, as you can see like, I think the wink is actually almost perfect, but then I just wanted to go in with some more face powder, just to make sure that my skin and the lace of itself blend in seamlessly. I don't know if he gets help in my face looks a little bit scared and literally I was for some reason. I kind of started freaking out when I started sewing this week down onto my core nose, but I had no choice like I was about to go sing on stage, and there was no way that this wig was gon na fall off on stage like that was Just not happening, that's not an event. I will be taking place in my life ever ever, so I made sure to slow it down, but I never get so in so the feeling of the needle touching my scalp. It didn't hurt, but I don't know just a little bit scary, so just ignore my face. It'S not a scary experience at all. It'S actually very necessary so make sure you can slow that down. If that's your thing or you can use combs or clips or you know whatever you need and then just to make sure the lace lays flat. I took some gorillas not glue, and the important thing is to make sure that this wig does not lie exactly on to your hairline, because that would not look natural and then take the GOP's would be freeze spray and blow-dry it. On a cool setting. I chose cool, it could be hot and just flatten it down and lay it down perfectly and then I just tied it down for 15 minutes and bing-bang-boom. We'Re done like try and tell me that. That'S not my skull, try and tell me that that does not look like my scalp. This thing is seamless and I'm actually very pleased with how it turned out alright, my beauties, that is it for the video. I hope this was helpful to you. I hope you can see how easy it is and how you can accomplish this look as well, don't forget to Like comment, share and subscribe and also go check out my website, cheap black hair trends and all that good stuff. Let'S hop down below in the comment section and see what's next, alright, thanks