How To Make A 6*6 Closure Wig|Very Detailed/Beginner Friendly|Asteria Hair

What everybody in today's video is sponsored by Asteria hair, so I'm gon na show you how to make a 6x6 wig, and this is the wig on my head right now after me, making it it didn't. Take that long. So yeah I'll show you how to make this wig. I have a bundle left over. I only used two bundles and the 6x6 closure, so if you're interested in watching this video then continue. If you want to learn how to make a wig, if you don't, I do what you tell you, you got ta, go you. So the first thing you want to do is place. Your closure on your dome cap is just like four, so you're gon na have to excuse the fireworks they're, not gon na stop, so basically just want to pull it down about an inch to a half an inch above the band. So that's the first step and then, since this is a six by six closure, y'all is gon na, be kinda a little difficult to get everything perfect. What you're still not gon na be perfect, but in order to get it, you know extremely fat flat. It'S gon na take some time cuz I was struggling. This was my first time working with a 6x6 closure, so it was different from a four by four clearly, so it took me a little time to get everything flat. But, needless to say, this culture is bomb as hell, y'all, their hair company, their bundles enclosures bomb. So I'm doing the trial watches, it was a little struggle for me. So that's. The first thing is to make sure all the whole closure is flat first step. The next step is to so the closure to the cap, so you want to go through the fabric layer. I don't know what to call it, I'm gon na say fabric or material. You don't want to go through the fabric and the elastic band, because that is going to make your wig cap tight and then you're not going to be able to fit it. So you want to go through the first layer of the fabric or material on the dome cap and then so now you can either go ahead and go all the way around in the u-shape. Follow the whole closure or you can just do the left side. The right side and then the back so the way that people always say do it is the left side, the right side and then the back. But if you find that going NAU works for you then go ahead and do you I believe I did my NAU, because that will that's what works for me. Both ways work for me. I'M really mind it's just whatever I'm feeling when I'm making a wig. So, honestly, if you want it to be the flattest, you should go left right or the back or right left in the back. Whatever way you want to do it so yeah, so I have completed so in the hole close your own, I'm just gon na show y'all how my stitches or whatever look, probably not the best of some people, but this was good enough for me. I'M not perfect. Not claiming to be perfect, so this is how my closure end up. Looking yours kit looks something similar to this, or it could look better than my angle lock, but yeah. So that's how the closure end up look and you can see it's flat even with the way that I sewed it it's flat. I did the best. I could it's time to move on to the next couple of steps. Harriet, it looks good. This culture is so bomb like yeah. I better shot with it's through your hair because they're bundles bomb and closures bomb - and I know they - French - is gon na - be bombed to y'all, so y'all you shot with them. So now you just need to grab your concealer eyeliner pen or something that just shows up on the cap. In this case, I'm taking a concealer, it's gon na be a little bit more messy because it is like liquid base. So yeah right here, I'm showing you all that you can put your tracks all the way from the bottom to the top. I put my above the line because that's what my elastic band is that below the line - and you just want to be careful. If you do do it, so you won't actually go through the elastic band because it's gon na make the wig smaller. If that makes sense. So that's why I go above the elastic band as far so on our tracks. You could do it. How long or short you want, I just start off short and then I wake my work. My way up, it becomes longer and however many spaces you want that's up to you to my lines. Ain'T perfect me making this wig was not perfect, so I'm not gon na, say here and say it was look how messy it is, but at the same time, once you actually wash your wig all that concealer and stuff is gon na go right away. You won't even know it's there after you're done, so I was going to be washing this week anyways since it's curly it's bomb period. So this basically all I'm about to do in then we're gon na get into the solar process. So this is a 20 inch closure, so they sent me three twenty inch bundles. These two are co-wash. These two bundles right here are car wash with conditioner only clearly, this is how it looks. These curls are so juicy so balm like the luster, and everything about this hair is just right y'all. This is some bomb-ass hair. This one right here is basically how the hair is gon na look when it gets sent to you. I plan on only using two bundles because i am going to throw in this third in now. If I was gon na show it, I would definitely probably need to use all four bundles. I mean three bundles and if I wasn't gon na show it, I would just have to show it differently if I was just using two bundles. If that makes sense, it's almost gon na show it you just have to it. Couldn'T be this close because it just really depends on how much hair was on the way, so so what you're gon na be issuing you doing, throw in your bundle, slash tracks. So the first thing I'm gon na do is use the guide line that I made with the concealer and I'm gon na put a thumbtack at a thumbtack Wow, a t pin on both sides of the track where it starts any ends. Now, I'm gon na take the T pin out of the part that I'm gon na begin sewing so two times through the web and then through the cap. That'S just because that's the way that I know how to make it secure after sewing two times to the width, I'm just going to sew the regular way without going through the way under and over under and over, and so I reach the other part. Once I reach the last part of the track, I'm just going to sew do the with another two times and then it's hide the knot in it and cut it off. It'S very simple: I'm sorry, I didn't do a good job at explaining it, but in the next clip is going to be better explained for you. So just stay tuned. Okay. So I'm going to show you this for the second time, because it's a long process - and I don't want to just show you our repetitive content, but now I'm just going to be taking my needle and thread and putting it through the weft. After I put the needle thread through the web, I'm gon na attach it to the cap where I painted the lines at with the concealer and then after that, I'm gon na take a tee, pin and put it in that same area. So I can hold the track down, so I can go to the other side and put a tee pin on the other side and then take the tee pin off the other side and sew it on there. Basically, it sounds like a lot, but it's not a lot. So now I'm just going to start sewing and the sewing process is super easy. You can do it very basic, so you just go under and then go to the next area under and over under and over, and you keep doing that the method I'm doing here is going under and then I'm going through the little hole to make it more Of a tight stitch, I believe I shall draw a better angle of it or view of it in the clip before this one, so they're going crazy with the fireworks. Oh, please excuse them. It'S your life first they've been doing this since summer started. So we really don't have no no say-so but they're just popping these firecrackers anyway i'ma. Let y'all continue to keep watching this, because it's pretty self-explanatory for me sewing these tracks in this way. So now I'm just going to cut the leftover tracks and then I'm gon na also cut the leftover bread and tell us I caught tighter thread and go ahead on to the next couple of tracks. This is how the stitching for this - and it's just very repetitive - and I show draw two times so you should have caught by now and I'll, get back to you all when I get to the top and our second most important part when sewing in hair. So you have reached the last part of this video. This part is caught concealed and secured. So basically we're going to be concealing all that work that we did. You know all the so in all the gluing, because I sewed and glued this week together, as you can see those tracks that I'm boxes so over are glued. I just took that route. I do both when I make personal wigs, I actually glued them. I do not sew them when I make wigs for other people, I sewed them all the way around. The bar but personal ways get glue because I don't care, and this is why it is securing as well because you're gon na secure the closure down. So it ain't going nowhere once you put the last piece of track and the closure that's already laying down you combine those two together and call it a day. This Work Week took me about an hour and a half to do just because I sewed and glued the tracks. I sewed the closure. I sold two tracks at the back and decided that I didn't want to go. I didn't want to show this wig anymore, so I glue all the rest of the tracks in and I'm only sewing this part up here. So I only sold three things: the closure, the two tracks that y'all seen in the previous clips in this part that I'm currently sewing now the rest of this is glued in and it works the same as a so. A song wig personal wigs get glue so yeah personal ways be glued other wigs for other people get sewn. So with that being said, hopefully y'all enjoyed this video or whatever, because I'm so sick of doing these voiceovers grabbing doing so many of them. So I'm gon na go cuz. This is the last part of this video