How To Replace/Add A New Closure To A Wig || Kalayi Bodywave Hair

Best friends, so you remember, I shall do this video from Hawaii, where I made this bang wig, and I told you on the video I might get tired of it. Well, I got tired of it and I ended up turning it into a closure wig. Alright. So if you want to see how I did that, then please continue to watch so i'ma. Try to explain this. The best way I can this is the wig. She has a lot of movement. She has her Lester she's, just still very healthy, so I just was over the little bang. So I wanted to switch the bangs for a lace closure. Okay, so the sledge closure came from kawaii. I did ordered this from their website um. I just decided that instead of using a frontal - and you can do this method for a frontal, but it just depends on how you do your guidelines, it's the same thing, so I ended up ordering a closure instead. So I could do this method and show you guys how to just get the use of your hair and your wigs okay. So in my other video I told you guys, I made my wig and I placed my guidelines just like how I would normally do it. If I was making a closure wig so because if it came to a point where I got tired of my bangs, I could go in and cut that closure area out that I made with the sewing machine and add a lace closure in there. Sis and that's exactly what I'm doing right now, so I'm cutting out the areas on the closure piece that I made for this wig. This wig didn't have any type of lace on it whatsoever. So when I get the measurements um for my initial wig, I measured out of 6 by 6 a closure area, but I forgot that I did a 6 by 6 closure area. When I went to a collage website, I ordered a 4 by 4. So now I need to structure my cap to house this 4 by 4, and so I was like how could I do this like? How could I make this easy for me to make my wig look? Seamless, ok, because my closure is smaller than the actual hole. That'S in my actual wig, alright. So basically, what I did is I another a wig cap. I use spandex mesh caps because it's very very breathable and I put my closure behind the elastic band - that's on that mesh cap and the reason why I did that is because my original wig that you're gon na see already have them as elastic band on there. So if I added another one, because we're gon na merge the 2 caps together, it will look weird and it will look bulky around my around my hairline and that's not what I want. So you want to put it behind the elastic band that thick band right. There, because you're gon na cut that off at the end of this video, so after everything is sewn down. This is what my closure on my cap looks like and now we're just about to mesh both of the wig caps together. So what I did was I added the closure back onto my black head, because we're going to mesh the caps together so imma make sure it doesn't have to be perfect, because we're gon na just show the rest of the bundles. These bundles right here onto the closure, so this is basically the same method as like you know when we used to wear you parts back in a day like as well, not back today, but people still wear you parts, but it's just like a you part you're. Taking your new part and you're connecting it to your closure, but but because my closure is small, there's gon na be a gap and I'm a place two tracks around this gap and close her in and she's going to be fine. So you want to sew everything together like I'm doing right now, and then you want to solve the the new part to the actual wig cap, all right and then after you sew that together, you want to sell two tracks to the cap as well, just to Make sure that that gap is completely filled in and once it's completely filled in you can cut off the excess cap underneath and when you cut it off, you will not be able to clock what's going on underneath your wig, because it's gon na look super super Seamless and you won't know where it started and where it ended, and that's what I did. But if I had a 6x6 closure, I wouldn't have to do all of these steps, but because my closure was too small, I had to fill it in with some extra tracks in order to close in that gap, because it wouldn't have fit perfectly, it would have Been like very gapi, or maybe it'll probably made my wig a little bit too small for me, and so this was the best way that I could figure out how to do this and that this was my first time ever doing this method, and I think it's Really cool, especially if you have a wig and you want to change out the frontal or the closure you do. You do the exact same way. So let's say I'm wearing this wig right here. That'S the closure and I wore it down like you know, and the closure needs to be replaced, just cut the closure out and put a new one in, and you can do the same thing with the frontal like. So if I wanted to put a frontal on this, I would have designed the wig when I did my guideline so how the frontal and I would have closed it in a different way. So when I went back in, I could have just easily cut that out and then put a frontal on and do it that way but yeah. This is a wig I cut out and I'm gon na cut the rest of it out. So you see when I said, there's gon na be an extra cap. You guys the reason why, because there's a cap already on this wig where the bundles are, and so if I would have left that cap on there, it would have just been real bulky. So I'm gon na just cut the rest of the cap off and basically that's the end of this video. If you guys have any questions or concerns, leave them down in the comment section, I will be down there, answering them I'll, leave all the information to the hair that I got from kawaii in the closure that I also purchased from this from the company as well. In the description box, because just in case, if you guys want to do this method now, if you do the measurements accordingly, you can easily take off your closure and put your brain area back on there, but because I bought a smaller closure. My little bang areas won't fit on there properly. So yeah hope you guys enjoyed this video and until next time, bye best friends.