#Nomorefrontals + How To Make 6X6 Closure Wig Glueless | Elastic Band Method Ft. Ali Pearl

Hey guys, okay, so I just really quickly want to tell you guys all about this hair that I've been rocking for the last few weeks. This hair comes from Ali pearl hair company, and this is their D plaited hair. I have the links 22, 24, 26 inches and a 20 inch 6x6 lace closure. Initially, when I made the unit, I did have it parted on to the side, just to kind of show you guys the versatility, but I'm a creature of habit. Middle parts fit me. The best, in my opinion, so I went ahead and I just created a middle part in the unit. Instead of using the baby hairs on the lace, I decided to just put the wig behind my hairline and just kind of rock it this way. This is just how about I took rock my lace closure units, no matter if it's a four by four five by five or even a six by six lace closure. But you do have that option of rocking your closure as a as you would a frontal. If you were to kind of opt out to do a six by six closure, rather than a frontal so really quickly, I wanted to share with you all how I attached the elastic band into my wigs on the sewing machine. This is just one of the things that I like to do just for added security and to make all of my custom wigs and units glueless. So this is the brand of the last band that I used. I found it on Amazon and I'll link it down below. If you guys are interested, I always put the elastic band prior to me, slowing down the lace closure just so that the wig is completed prior to put in the lace closure on so yeah. I evolved. The length or the amount of elastic band that I need for my unit and I just cut if I need to adjust. I do - and I was just laid down right into like like right in the center of the way and I find where each end ends. If that makes sense on where the end ends, that's typically the space between each track is where I'm going to sew that bad. I hope that makes sense where the end ends, if it's in between the track, that's where I'm sewing. So when I showed you guys the spaces in between the wefts, that's where I am actually sewing that elastic band, I'm gon na kind of show you guys right there right in between those two ups, is where each end of the elastic band is sewn. So I hope that you guys found that helpful. So right here is where my elastic band is. It sits right behind my ear and it fits and feels very, very good. I wanted to share that with you all, so you guys can kind of get an idea of where to put your elastic band if you were to attach one to your works very closely. So I'm much to say about this hair ally Pearl has this reputation of having like phenomenal quality hair. So I wasn't too like shocked at the quality of his hairs. Like amazing, I love this deep way there. It feels like butter, and the only thing that I will say is that the closure tends to get frizzy er. Then the bundles, like I almost always have to drench the closure down and some water just so that it'll kind of match. My bundles. When I decide to wear this unit by the end of the day, the front duct and not the front, but the closure just begins to puff up. So I feel like they here on. The closure is just a little different compared it to the bundles. But aside from that, like when it comes to shedding shedding is very minimal, tangling does occur in the nape area, but it's really common with really curly really really wavy hair. So it's not too much of a shock. For me, the hair did have a smell initially. So I did Co wash my bundles and all that so far, so good, it's only been a month but um yeah. That is pretty much it for this video. I hope that you guys found it helpful and I'll see you guys in my next one