How To Apply A 6X6 Closure Wig (Highly Requested)

Hello, everyone welcome back to my channel, so I'm going to be showing you guys how I apply my 6x6 closure wig using somewhat of a frontal method. So to start off, I have a nude wig cap on my head. I usually don't wear wig caps, but I decided that I'm gon na try this out. So I am taking this wig cap and I'm placing some foundation and just making it my skintone. So the cap is untraceable and just looks like it blends in and is my scalp color you after that, I'm going to be taking. This got to be glued, which is the black one and it is clear so it dries clear and I'm taking a good amount. And I am lining that where the lace is going to be placed so making sure that it's spread evenly - and I don't have to go all the way down to my ear, because you know it stops there so spread that out and then I'm gon na spray. It with the free spray and after that, I'm just gon na blow dry it just to make it a little tacky, because I don't want it to be too wet. So I'm gon na blow dry that and then I'm gon na go in with a second layer of the clear gots to be gel and do the same thing and yeah just basically making it tacky. I only use two layers. I don't like to wear my wigs. Like on all the time like, I like to reapply, maybe like three to four days so two layers is enough for me feel free to put, however many you want so then you just spray with a free spray again and go ahead and dry it again after That we have our wig, so my wig has already been plucked and I didn't bleach the knots actually just put foundation all across the lace. So you don't have to bleach the knots if you don't want but feel free, but I feel like putting foundation on the lace works just as well. So I put my wig on like this way and then I just kind of pulled the lace right above where my wig cap is so I want it as close to as I can to the cap, but a little bit above it if that makes sense. So I want it on my skin, but not so far up to where you know the line is distinguishable. So, as you can see, I have the wig on my head and now I'm just kind of trying to make the details right and pull out any baby hairs. That'S on there and just kind of press that lace into my skin and just make it untraceable, and so here I am just starting to press my comb where my comb, through my my wig and press it down and let let it just dry like all the Way so I feel like this is very important and its really crucial to have like a rat tail comb because it lays it down and for even more security. I am taking my free spray and I'm spraying all over the lace and making sure that is melted down. So I'm still blow-drying and pressing and it's a process. It doesn't take too long, but definitely don't rush, because you want to get that melted, look and just make sure that it's not going anywhere and it blends in very nicely. Now I am taking some moose. It doesn't really matter what kind of moves just some moose and I'm placing it all my baby hairs to go ahead and define them and make them lay just like so well and yeah, I'm not using too much feel free to be as creative as you want, And as add as many baby hairs as you want, so I have a few that I'm focusing on and I'm just perfecting those with my rat tail comb. You now to get my part looking crisp. I am taking some more mousse, I'm placing that by my part and making sure that that is flat and as sleek as possible. Now I'm taking the silk band. This is actually a belt that came off of my silk rope that I don't wear so I was like. Oh my god. What can I use to lay my edges and I usually have those papers like the black hair papers that stretches and you put them on, but I ran out, but something just told me to use this like look just find the stuff around the house, so that Works perfectly and I'm going to take this kare-kare styling wax, which I feel like is like a necessity when doing frontals and closures, and especially getting that that frontal look and that sleek look so make sure you guys have a wax. And I'm now going to take mine, pressing comb or my hot comb and just melt that wax and make it. You know make that part. Look sleek and clean. So after I've completed that it's time to take this off and it's dry so make sure you guys give it a reasonable amount of time to let it dry and if you are going to use something on your baby hairs make sure that was kind of thin. So the heat can get to it and they can dry. So I am pulling this off and it was pretty tacky, so I had to pull it slow. So I didn't mess anything up and there we go the melt. Is there so to continue? I'M just taking that wax around the edges of my hair and I'm going to take that same pressing comb and just sleek that out as well. So now I'm taking my cheese, silk and fusion product and placing less than a dime size in my hand, and I'm gon na run this through my hair and it makes it so sleek and it's not heavy and it just makes straightening so much easier. So this is like my go-to product and I feel, like everyone needs that it's so lightweight and it makes it look shiny and it helps keep it straight. So this is the end of my tutorial on how to apply a 6x6 closure wig. I hope you guys enjoyed it yeah make sure you guys like and subscribe, and I will see you guys in my next video. Thank you guys for watching