How To | Make A 6X6 Wig Closure Tutorial | Customizing Lace Closure |Bleaching Knots And Plucking ♡

So the first thing you want to do is make sure that you're pinning down the closure and just positioning it where you want it to be. Another thing that you're gon na make sure to do is make sure that you start sewing on one side at a time. Don'T just sew the whole closure at one time like start on the left side and then go to the right side and then do the back of the closure last. I find that that's the best way to get it as flat as possible and when you're doing the stitching make sure that you're taking your time and the stitches are very close together. Because that's how you know that it's gon na be one very secure. And that's how you're gon na make sure that it's very flat, so when I'm sewing, I always make sure that I loop, the string or the thread around the needle. I feel like that helps the the tracks or the closure stay more secure. I put the needle through and then I loop the thread around and then I pull it. It creates like a little knot and I just feel like it's more secure, so I like doing that when you're doing your first track. I think that it's best that you start at the very bottom of the wig cap. This is just so that it can be very seamless and so yeah and again you'll see that I'm taking the needle I'm putting it through. I'M I'm looping the thread around and now I'm getting you know all of my stitching in the track very secure. Now I'm just cutting the extra material, that's under the closure, so I decided to bleach my NOS just so that the way can be as natural as possible. I'M glad that I did it. I think that I'm bleached okay, I left it on for about maybe like 25 minutes. I use 40 developer. Just in case you guys were wondering so yeah and I use the bull powder. I actually mix the blue bleaching powder and the white bleaching powder from the beauty, supply store and I'll have all the products listed below of you wondering like specifically what products I used so now, I'm just gon na start plucking my closure, so when you're plucking enclosure, This one wasn't too too bad, but it was a little bit thick and I went in to make sure that I got it as natural looking as possible, so be prepared to pluck and pluck and pluck and pluck and pluck and pluck until you can't fluff anymore And then you're gon na think I plucked enough, but you really did it to keep and that's all of the hair that came from the closure, but I liked how it came out - and this is a six by six closure. I don't know if I said that already and I like these closures, so much more. It gives you, you know the illusion of frontal, but it is an affront to. I guess I really do like the six by six closure. I do want to try the seven by seven, so it'll be a little bit bigger, but I like this right here so now, I'm just parting, the hair, so that I can create my baby hairs and I decided to use the edge booster just for the closure Purposes, but when I actually like laid the way down, I use got to be good to get them. This is just so that I can, you know, do the place