6X6 Closure | Super Deep Parts With Curly Hair

This is what our 6x6 Lakes closures look like front and back. You can see that you have a lot more power in space through the front and back so I'm just gon na place this closure on the cap to show exactly the length of the closure. It goes somewhere between the highest point of your cheekbone and the bottom of your eye, so you want to place your 2 t pins on either side of the closure and also 2 in the back of the closure. In this video I am using two bundles of the Indian natural curl in 22 inches and that lace, closure was 18 inches long and here are some close-up shots of exactly what this texture looks like. Currently, I have several videos up on my channel on how I make my lace closure week, so I'm not going to have a super detailed video this time. For you guys, however, I will kind of walk you through of exactly how I make my wigs, because I have several lace closure week, making videos already up on my channel. I won't bore you guys with all of the intricate details on how I make my units. However, I am using the one and a half finger method. That means that I am skipping space. While I'm sewing down my webs cuz, I'm only using two webs, so you guys will be able to see exactly when I finished the first width and then I'm gon na start sewing the second wealth right at that exact place in this video. I am using the photo ver method, which means that I'm not cutting my webs. I am just folding them back and forth from left to right, as I move up further along my unit, I like to complete my closure units by sewing that last wills right along that pu strip on the closure, and once I'm done with that, I'm gon na Cut away the remainder of the hair, however, I will be sewing that small amount of hair somewhere within my unit. This is what the way it looks like image: completion again, I'm using two bundles of 22 inches, along with the 6x6 closure in my Indian natural curl texture. So this is what you could do at home. This is a low-maintenance hair texture, even though it is consider a curly texture in the collection spray it with water, and then you will go back and spray it with some leaving dinner. You would kind of brush that product in the water, through the hair, with your wet brush, scrunch up the curls towards the answer, bring out or define your ways and your curls, and you can let this dry overnight. This texture is a low maintenance texture, which is a good thing. So let's hop right into this video. So here is the wig right here I'm going and focus on y'all. I didn't remove the pink from my hair and I still have the lace attached to the unit. I'M gon na cut it off once I put it on, so you guys can see exactly where the six by six closures come to. You know with the five by five is more like towards the ends or the arches of your eyebrows, so you probably got like half an inch more on this side. I have the inch more on the opposite side and then you get like a whole extra inch towards the crown of your head, and this is my Indian natural curly texture. It'S not really quite a curl, but that's the name of the texture. You need okay. So I really wanted to do like the flip over hair style, but for the sake of this being a six by six closure time to show you guys exactly how far back the parting space go, I'm gon na go ahead and do not really like a middle Part because I'm not a middle part girl but like slightly to the side, but still the middle part. So this is how far back the parting goes all the way back here, so you could get really like a super deep middle part. Of course, the space is gon na, be the widest from the very middle front to the very middle back, but you can't also do like a solid part like I do with my 5x5 closures. It really doesn't matter as far as that part. So now I got my part: I'm gon na be spraying this hair with with some water. This is only water, no condition or anything in here and some leave-in conditioner, and you guys know like with my wavy and curly textures. I normally do the loc method, but I don't want this super defiant. I want it to be more. Like oops use my wet brush. I want it to be more like waves and I wanted to have that. So if you like me, you, like frizz, don't do the loc method. The loc method is what you use to the might, keep it super defined and moisturize for longer periods of time. You split this up into sections and I'm gon na go back in with some leave-in conditioner. If you use any of your favorite leave-in conditioner make sure you keep those in. Let me use my demon brush just kind of brush that through your hair, you can see the ants you can see, it's not really a curl, it's more like away, they kind of just bunch up the end, get it more defined and it does slightly turn into A curl, but it's like a super loose curl and you'll, be able to see it once the hair dries a little more, so I'm go ahead and do the opposite side as well. This thing like right here in front now, it's starting to form like a a really really loose curl. That'S what I mean so it's still away, but it has like a slight curl curl to it. Just a slight curl really have to worry about wetting your hair everyday. In order to get this down, I feel like when you shampoo your hair go ahead and brush it out for whatever leave-in conditioner you're gon na use, while it's still wet brush it out and then let it dry, and you don't have to do this anymore. It'S not like, like the Filipino curly or the Bansal curly okay. So now I'm gon na take my phone wrapping moves and you know, lay the tips with my color then, and of course you know that into my hairline is now that I'll clip the legs away. I could go ahead and leave my baby ears, so it's not all the way dry, but this dryness it's just slightly damp towards the ends, and I said I wasn't gon na use, no oil, but I feel like using the blow dryer with all that heat kind Of dry, the hair out, so I'm gon na actually put some oil on my hair. You can use any type of oil serum, I'm just kind of press it into the hair, really okay. So as far as my parting space, you guys this is how far back it goes directly to the middle of my head and, of course they hope it make. It look even more natural when your part goes so far back real, simple right, and so, if you wanted something a little bit bigger than a five by five culture, I would say this will work because they do come further down on the side. Then the five by five closure, it does give you a lot more party space and I feel like with closures in comparison to the front tools, if you're, not the type that you want to have your whole front of your face. Off of I mean in front of your hair off of your face, it doesn't really matter that you have a. I will try to do a video on a thirteen by six front, so eggs will, but thank you guys for even bringing it to my attention. Getting the thing about these closures, I think this is an awesome addition to the Glenmore hair collection and yeah. That'S pretty much it macaroni for nation cherish and for those of you guys who are new in my channel know I had to switch the voice up. You know that voice when you answer the phone yeah, that voice welcome to the glam feel we're all family over here and I'll. See you guys in the next video. This is