How To Make Your Closure Look Like Scalp! Start To Finish Closure Wig Install |Beauty Forever

I got my peaches out in georgia: hey guys, welcome back to my channel, so in today's video we're going to be doing more of a chit chat, vlog style walkthrough tutorial on how easy it is to turn your closure wig into a well not until frontal, because It'S still a closure, but for it to give you frontal vibes, you know giving fresh out the scalp, because closures, if you were wearing closures back in 2015, 2014 16 low ke2. You know the struggle, you know the come up, so the closure they're working with today is from beauty forever. They just sent me this wig right here. I just got the box, it is there. Let me make sure i got the right information because i'll just be talking um. I believe this is their jerry, curl lace, and this is a just a regular. It looks like a regular four by four yeah. It looks like a regular four by four hd and so she's, looking like 26 inches she's, very long and very thick. So first thing: first, we have to do is bleach the knots i don't know if you can see these knots the little black thing at the bottom of the lace. First, to get a very natural coming out of our scalp look. We have the bleach the knot, so let's do that for not the tools you need is bleaching powder. I just use bw it's very standard, getting local supply, local, beautiful store or amazon, and i also like to use 40 volume developer and i feel like for personally, i would suggest using 30 to 40, nothing below or above that, because anything above will probably bleach too Fast anything low, like 20 volume, will bleach too slow. So your beginner, i feel like start with 30 and as you get more comfortable with bleaching hair, you can go up to 40 volume developer for much faster lifting now for bleaching. My knots i used to never know how much i needed and i would say, for closures honestly, you get a really big tub like this really one scoop. One scoop is enough for a closure and a frontal, and if you get the little like statutes that they sell the beauty supply store, you really just need one sachet for closure and two sachets or packs whatever they're called for a frontal cool. So i got my little one scoop going and i always say pour this in slowly, because you have to get the right consistency for you to not mess up this process. So i just kind of like pour a little bit in a little swirly swirl. It'S still very grainy pour a little bit in because i'm going for a nice creamy, not too runny type of consistency pour a little bit more make sure i mix it. This is still like this right here. That is too chalky like you, don't want chalkiness support. Just a little bit more give it a good mix, it's still, not there just a little bit, because now i don't want it too runny now, and that's it right here. You see that nice and creamy, it's not spilling like. If you pick up your little spatula thing, you tip it over and it's spilling. That means it's too watery and you have to make it thicker before i bleach. My knots i like to make sure the hair is on the frontal enclosure is always pushed back. I don't want to mess up and end up getting like bleach on the actual hair, so i'll just get some water and just spray the front and get like actually an edge brush or something and just push that hair back. So i know i'm not putting actual bleach onto the hair all right now. She'S ready is that i have my knots, nice and covered with bleach. I just go ahead and let the wig sit and time honestly every wig is different. Some knots will bleach easier. So not to take more time so i kind of just come back. I kind of just check every 15 minute interval as a beginner, so every 15 minutes come in check your knots. Let me zoom in a little bit, so you guys can see the knots understand what i'm saying so yeah every 15 minutes come back check your knots to see if it's gone from black to blonde black to brown and once you get to that right, blonde color! That you're supposed to be going for. That'S that's when you know it's time to wash, but honestly max. For me, 30 minutes is really the maximum and after 30 minutes the hair has not bleached. Then i probably have to wash it out and do it again do not be over here waiting 45 minutes to an hour you're, just gon na have your hair fall out. You'Re gon na get bald spots and damage the frontal so yeah, okay! So it's about! Fifth! It'S been about 20 ish 20ish minutes. I don't know if the camera's picking it up right, but i can see that the knots have at the bottom has definitely turned more of an orange blonde color. So i'm just going to go ahead and go ahead. Wash this out, because i don't like to over bleach it because sometimes i let it stay for too long. I noticed that not too very fragile and i get more balding in long term with my friend now. I'M also going to use this purple shampoo to help tone the orange knots to a more neutral, less brassiere bright color is now we are ready to pluck our wig just like a front tool. You need to pluck the wig to kind of reduce the bulkiness on the hairline to give a coming out of the scalp look. So i'm putting my wig onto my canvas head and under my canvas head or on top of my canvas head, i have these wet wipes or like napkins. Just to help me see my knots because much easier to see the knots when you're plucking on something white. I'M going ahead and just putting it down the wick, so she does not move and the wig is already parted in the middle. For me straight out of the box, so i always make sure my wig is party in the middle, even even if it doesn't come parted in the middle, i'm spraying some water onto the hairline. So i can push it all back, so i can really see what i'm working with these are the tweezers that i like to use they're from revlon best tweezers. I'Ve tried, in my opinion, make sure you get a slant tip tweezer and let's get into the actual plucking tutorial. So there's not gon na be an in-depth tutorial. I already have one up on my channel, but we're gon na do a little run through so first i pull out the hair that is in front of the actual hair. I mean the actual frontal. I pull this hair out because i'm going to save it. For my baby hairs, i don't want it to be too thin in the front and i have no baby hairs to work with. So i pull that out and i start to pluck behind the hairline, and i just go in my tweezers, making sure i'm pulling from the root pluck of space skip this place. Pluck a space skip a space, that's so hard to say, but yeah i feel like it makes more sense, probably visually. I try not to pluck in the same area so it's kind of like you're plucking, skipping plucking skipping, but not like super dramatically, because you don't want big gaps in your wig and then i do that comb. All that out. To make sure i get all the knots to see what i'm going with and then i just pull out another section and pluck behind that, once i have plugged all of the hair behind the hairline, i pushed it all to the front and plucked just a little Bit of the front just to clean it up the way that i like, and then i'm going to go ahead and do the other side. Other side is done and the wig is looking like she's giving a scalp and we are ready to in a stalk. So i have on a nude wig cap, and i just push that back because i don't want the wig cap to be peeking under the actual lace. Then i go in with my concealer, that is my exact skin tone match and just use that to buff under the lace. So i can get a really good match onto my skin and i use a blow dryer to just dry. All of that up, because we don't want any makeup residue on our head, wig is on and we are ready to install stuff like this second time. So i'm just cutting off these little side tabs that come onto your closure. You don't want to be gluing. This part down today, i'm using my got to be glued in the black gel. I normally like to use i've been a lace spray, but i ran out so this will surface. But honestly this works pretty well. I think it's got to be in quite some time. So i just go ahead and apply a thin layer under the lace where the hairline is going to lay, and i just go in with my blow dryer and a cool setting to just push that lace and gel combination into my hair. And i'm using my rat tail comb to really push that lace down to get a nice melt. As you can see this lace, it's already disappearing into my scalp, without even cutting it off. Yet it's not just giving you frontal it's giving you scalp! Alright! Now i'm using my eyebrow razor to go ahead and just cut off the lace and the importance of the eyebrow razor versus scissors is to get that jagged. Look which looks more natural than straight across cut on your head, as you can see, i'm still going in and pushing down that lace into whatever left over got to be is still on my head. That'S not dry to really make sure. I'M melting that lace into my skin. I go ahead and pull out the hairs, i'm going to use it for my baby hairs and then once i've done that i go in with this elastic band to just really help the lace lay down some more and to make sure it's nice and stuck and Dry, i let this stay on my head for another, probably five to ten minutes, while that is simmering, i'm just going to use this wax stick and my hot comb to help press down the hair all right now, it's time to do our baby hairs, my baby Hairs i'm using this eco styler gel. I love using this stuff because it gets really good hold, but also it's not too sticky and messy, and i can move the baby hairs around while i'm still figuring out where i want them to lay. So you know, i feel like baby. Hair is also a visual thing, so i'm just gon na. Let you guys watch my baby hairs and i'll come back when i'm done with that foreign all right, we are done making our little swoopy swoops and i'm going to go ahead again and lay down my lace using the elastic band to let that dry in place And we are going to start detangling and styling the hair. So, honestly, this part is super simple. I just have a spray bottle filled with literally just water. It'S all about how you brush out the curls to get that really nice defined curl, and i do have a detailed tutorial on how i get all my wigs to be really curly and look really nice and defined once i am done. Detangling, the hair and the hair has air dried i'll, come back and show you guys the final product. Oh, i got my pizza georgia, so it has been a couple of hours, probably two to three hours now this clip and the hair has air dry to about. Maybe ninety percent - this hair got super big, the more dryer it gets, and this is 180 density. But overall i really enjoyed this wig and the install right now, i'm just doing some finishing touches to really perfect the look plucking away. Some hairs. It'Ll belong there going in with some concealer onto the part to really make it pop in the clip, because my lighting is very orange. I was figuring out new lighting. The concealer looks really bright onto the lace, but i promise you in the daylight, which i will show the concealer blended in perfectly into my skin, to really give that really nice, perfect middle part. Look. I also use some mascara as well to fix the over bleach knots in some areas, but yeah, that's all i have for you guys. I hope you enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for watching make sure you like comment and subscribe. I hope this was helpful. If it was helpful, comment down below and peace out, girl scouts goodbye,