How To Make Your Closure Lay Flat

Hi guys welcome back to my channel, that's so blessing today, i'm going to show you how to get your closure, nice and flat so stay tuned. This part is optional, but i'm including it anyway, just because it's great for beginners for people who aren't that good with a flat iron or who just don't have access to a hack home. I'M going to take my nairobi i'm going and this is setting foam, not mousse, there's a difference. So i'm going to put my setting phone i'm going to put it liberally like i'm going to use a lot. I really want to get it in there. Then. I'M going to comb it through and allow it to dry, i'm going to set it under the dryer. If you want to air dry, you can, if you want to tie a scarf around it and walk around the house, that's an option as well, but i'm basically just gon na comb it. This is my gym wig. So do not judge i'm just trying to give you a visual boom, so basically the way that we set it. That'S literally how it's going to dry, i'm going to get that on your closure. My flat iron has already been heating up. It is on porcelain, we're going to start by separating the closure from the rest of the hair, i'm going to take sections i'm going to take. How big are my sections going to be no more than an inch? So mine is a 4x4 closure and i'm probably going to do three sections on each side. So this is the section i grabbed i'm going to use the chase cone method. So i'm going to comb from root to tip just to make sure we're all detangled and then i'm going to take my flat iron, i'm going to make sure i hit the root and then i'm going to drag it down toward the ground. Do not drag it out or up, because we want to minimize volume. We want as little volume as possible, literally downward. Just like that. So the bigger your um closure is the more sections you're going to do if you're not comfortable with a flat iron or you're kind of a beginner, instead of just flat ironing the way that i am maybe split it into two instead of one big piece: can You see i'm doing bigger sections because that's what i'm comfortable with, but you should do whatever you're comfortable with sorry my mirror is over there. I don't know if you can tell, but this section this side is definitely flatter than this side. So i'm moving nice and slow, especially while i'm at the roots. Okay, so we're looking good. I don't know if you can see my flyaways, but i definitely have a few. So i'm going to go in with my wax stick my care care. I use this before and or after your flat iron. Most people stop here, but this next step makes a huge difference. I'M going to go over my closure again. Some people do not know how to use a hat comb, so i'm just going to help them out real, quick. Basically, the way you use a hat comb is you sink the teeth in you sink the teeth in the hair sink it in, and then you rock it backward this back side of the hot comb. That'S what gets your hair flat? It'S not the thief! So you sink the hair, you sink the teeth in and then you rock it backwards. The back of the hot comb is actually what gets your hair flat. So how come you can move nice and slow, but just don't don't just sit on there and that is it. The closure is: oh, oh, oh flat. So if you don't have a hot comb and you wear wigs baby girl, you don't want to get one right. Now do not worry about breaking the bank just get one that gets hot enough. 500. That'S a nice cute little degree. I would say any at least needs to hit. 410. 450 is what i really like, but this one goes to five and love it. You see how flat this is. Like look. Look you already know who bundles these are. Of course, these are my straight bundles from my collection. I am wearing four bundles of 24. You already know