Customizing/Installing 6X6 Closure Wig

Hey y'all, so it's been a long time coming with this video, I'm sorry it took so long, but it seems like I went through so much he'll just to get it uploaded, but anywho. So right now I'm going to show you. This is just the inside of the wig um yeah. The wake was hand-stitched. I did do a video on that, so you can kind of look at that video before this um so right here, I'm just showing you that before I before, I pluck the closure. I do spritz it with a little water. As you can tell this, closure is um, it does come like pre plucked, so it's not really much plucking. You need to do on the very front of it. Um. I really don't do any plucking in the front. I'M just kind of showing you guys right here how I actually like um pluck, I just pluck skip a spot, pluck skip a spot, so I'm not constantly plucking in the same spot, and that was just to give you an idea of it. I wasn't really plucking, but what I do go ahead and pluck a little bit is the back, like kind of where, on the hairline becomes full that I kind of thin that out some cuz. I feel like it's so thick, so it doesn't give it like a gradient looking effect. So if that makes any sense to you so yeah I go ahead and part it where that's they get and spray a little water on that as well, and then I start plucking um I just pluck and skip plug and skip it's really, no right or wrong Way to pluck all I always say is that my advice would be when you're plucking to make sure that you're plucking and like you're consoling plucking, but not in the same spot like don't constantly pluck in the same area and just pluck a little bit and then Go ahead and comb it out, so you can see if your area is like gradually thinning or not. I would say to work in sections instead of like going straight across. Maybe do it into like three sections like do one cyphers do the other side and then do the middle. That way, you know you're doing one section at a time and you're not like kind of overwhelming yourself with it. If that make any sense, but it's not really any right or wrong way to plug, I mean you know you just get whatever groove works, for you make sure that you're actually tugging the hair and you're not just like going back and forth tweezers and not really Like touching anything but yeah as you go, if you have a really really uh, I just depends on. I guess you say it depends on the density of your hairline. If he's really thick, you're gon na have to pluck away more, of course, um if it's kind of already thin, then just watch what you're doing like I said with this, you could kind of get away with not plucking if you didn't want to pluck at all. I just like to thin that little part out. That'S in the back to me. It'S like a little thick and just look a little better if I thin it out a little bit, but of course I'm not gon na do too much plucking because it won't make any sense, but I think it looks better that way. I don't know if you can tell any difference. I can tell the difference for me, but it's all personal preference. You know um, you know you don't want to really like over plunk either. So you know, I would say you just pluck and um try it out on your hand, I mean if you like it, and then you know you leave it that way. If you feel like it needs a little more plucking thing, you can pluck it while it's on your head, so it's just gon na be a something that just comes with practice. You know just practice it and eventually you'll get better at it. So for this wig, initially I'm going to go ahead and wear it in a middle part, because I don't really have a reason why I think I just want to do the middle part. I'M also gon na be flattening it. So my first look, I'm just gon na go ahead and play in the middle part, and all I do is party until the middle part that I wanted to be in and then I'm gon na start fighting flat, hiding B hair. But this is my presenting body wave hair because I want to flat iron it. I'M just gon na go ahead and spray some cheat on guard on it. I did blow dry through it a little bit cuz. I don't know my mind I feel like if I blow dry some of the waves, though it's a little easier to flatter, but it's not necessary. It just depends on what you want to do. This hair is body wave, but it will press out if you put heat on it, it will become straight. If you want to curl it, it will curl it's some really good hair, even though it's mine or myself is but yeah, it's really good. I go ahead and fight her and I'm using my soldier flat iron and I just do the chase method, normal chase method. It'S the way I fly down all my hair. I just you, know comb. It out put the comb there and then chase the column with the flat iron and that's basically, how get a really good. So I don't really rush through it either. I kind of take my time. You know let the heat settle through and yeah generally two passes is fine. You can do one pass if you just wan na, you know slowly move through it and like get to it, but yeah. I'M not gon na show you guys the whole thing, because there's just way too much to show, but as you can see, the hair does get a really really straight. And then you know when you press it out the instant look like it's a little thinner, but the hair is really really full. So you know looks her a little deceiving. I could actually done with less hair really cuz when I got done. I realized like it's really a lot of hair, it's so thick. When I get to the top section of the wig, I want to use my carrot, Kerouac State. This helps way taming the fly ways, and it really helps give you a really really good price and it just helps it look really flat like so I'll use the wax stick and then I'll use, like my flatter and like hot comb in combination with each other And it just it's a great, it's basically just a great combination. It'S just what I do so I pass it over after I use a flatter and I pass it over with my Hakone. You guys, when using a hot comb in your by your lease, be very careful because uh that con will definitely melt release. I have done it multiple times, because the hot comb is really really hot, and so you just you just have to be careful. You have to be careful with the iron will melt, you lace so make sure you you like kind of light handed with it, and you don't have a habit of sitting the comb on the leafs cuz. It will take like a half a second to go ahead and melt it away and then yeah, it's not a good thing at all, and so I'm just gon na do the same thing for both sections. I'M just going to weld the entire front section. I'Ll. Just put the Caracara wax take on it flat iron it with my soldier fighter and then okay. So when I get ready to install the wig, I just go ahead and set it on my head um. I typically cut the wig after I have it on um. As I glue it down, this wing don't have to be glued down, you guys it's just a really personal preference. I just decided to glue it down and then later on, I ended up taking the glue out anyway, but I did use the bolt hold the extreme cold cream. It'S the regular one, not the active one and just put two coats today. Let it dry I kind of do let it dry all the way. That'S why you can kind of see that little white cast right there, but it's no big deal I'll just go ahead and put some powder on it, and so I'm gon na make me a few baby hairs. I'M not really a baby hair person so like I'm not like the best with it um yeah cuz. I really don't do it much. I really get much practice, so I probably should work on there but anyways. I went ahead and put some Naomi foam lotion on the baby hairs and I went ahead and just cut them a little bit and I'm just gon na put a little bit more of the foam lotion on there from lotion and a combination of got to be Glue gel in the black container yeah the black bottle. Once I leave my baby hair, so I go ahead and tied up with the wax strips and then I just go ahead and flatter on my hair, a little bit well plastic past the flat iron through it um. You know, while the wrap is setting my baby hairs and then I'm just gon na go ahead and cut the wrap off and after I cut the wrap off, I kind of brushed with my baby hairs a little bit um, because then it looks kind of all Plastic and white and hard a little bit but anyways they look a little softer afterwards. I did go through like brush up a little bit.