How To: Hot Glue Gun Wig With A Closure | Ft. Longqi Hair

The truth will set you free, the French that'll piss you off. Let'S pop YouTube, welcome back to my channel. It should grow into a pest panet and today I'm going to show you guys how I created this wig from start to finish, using three bundles and one closure from long key hair. This is their malaysian body wave and I'm using the inches 16, 18 and 20, and I absolutely love this hair guys it was super soft didn't have any type of scent to it. I did get a little bit of initial shedding from the bundles and the closure, but it's still really full from the top all the way to the ends at the bottom, and I'm just showing you guys the weft here. So the first thing I did was bleached. My closure - and this is the original closure that was sent to me without it being bleached, so you guys can already see that the lace is kind of brown. The texture of it is super beautiful, it matched the hair perfectly, and this is after I bleached it. I just wanted to make the part look a little bit more natural and I do have a video on my channel. That already shows how I bleach my enclosures so I'll link that in the description section for you guys to check out, but look how much more natural that part looks and y'all. I'M sorry that I'm so Ashley but like as I'm doing hair like I wash my hands a lot. So that's what I'm always actually in all my videos is so irritating Here I am using just a spandex wig cap, and this is how I'm gon na be making my wig, or this is what I'm gon na be making it on, and this one was one Size fits all which I'll never buy again, because it's big okay, so next, I'm gon na take some tee pins and I'm gon na pin my closure down on my spandex cap all the way at the edge. So you just want that excess lace to be hanging over and I'm gon na, be pinning it down really tight and snug, because when you're sewing down your closure, you just want to make sure that it doesn't have any wrinkles in it. So when I'm sewing it in I'm, taking the needle underneath the cap and through the closure - and I am um like pulling the needle through the loop just to make it hold a little bit more tight and as they're sewing it down same thing. You just want to make sure that your closure is laying flat, and so you can see that I'm taking the pin and like moving them around and pinning them where I need them to be. When I start sewing down my closure, I do one side and then I switch over to the other side and then I'll do the back after I have done both sides and that's just the easiest way for me to help make sure that my closure lace wet. Like I don't like to sew from one side all the way around to the other side, so I just do this to just make sure like there's enough tension and it's going to be laying flat you so here, I'm just gon na be doing some tape. On my mannequin head to make sure that my wig doesn't stick to it as I'm gluing it and really I should have done this in the beginning, but I totally forgot so you can do this before you sew on your closure. So next I'm going to be gluing all my tracks and I'm using a hot glue gun to do this that I purchased from Walmart, and you just want to make sure that you work quickly. So you want to put the glue down and then I already pre-measured my tracks. So I know where they're gon na stop and end, and I put those on top of the glue as quick as I can. The hot glue gun is pretty much just like the thirty-second. We glue it's gon na dry up really quickly, so you have to work. You know at a fast pace. You don't have to cut your tracks. If you don't want to, you can do the fold-over method, but I personally don't like to do that because I, like my wig to be like as flat as possible, and so I do cut my tracks when I'm making wigs. If you end up getting the hot glue on the actual like weave hair, don't worry about it because once it dries it just comes off really easily. You can either comb it out or just pick it up with your fingers. But of course you want to try not to get it on there as much as possible as you're laying your tracks on. You want to try to keep them close together so that you don't have super huge gaps, because that will show when you put on your wig, so just try to make sure that you keep your tracks as close as possible. I was able to fit pretty much all three bundles in here. I had one little piece that was maybe like 3 or 4 inches left and I'll show you guys that at the end of me gluing these pieces on when I'm gluing down the tracks, I'm trying to keep that you shape, and so sometimes I'm putting tracks from Ear to ear and the other ones I'm filling in in the middle, I just want to make sure that I'm keeping that you shape and there's no extreme gaps in between my tracks. Once I get to the last piece that I'm going to be going on at the top, I make sure I put that as close to the closure as possible - and I do do this last piece in sections. So I do like one side. I do the back and then I do the last side and that's just because you want to make sure that you don't put too much glue, and that is super neat, because your closure needs to lay over this last track and it needs to be perfect. You so I blew down my last piece and I'm just showing you guys that I have about three to four inches left from that third bundle, and now I'm gon na flip, my wig inside out and I'm gon na be cutting out that excess weight cap. That is where my closure is because I want my closure to show. Obviously, so we need to cut that excess part out, and you do want to be careful that you don't cut the actual lace and you don't cut to like you, don't cut the stitches out. So, just really take your time with that. I just wanted to show you guys the original texture of the hair before I style it. As I said before, in the beginning of the video it's Malaysian body wave, the closure texture is just a little bit different and that's because, like I said I bleached and washed it, and so that's what I'm gon na be curling this unit. But, as you guys can see, my tracks are really close together. The wig looks nice and full, and this hair is super soft. I absolutely love it so here I'm just taking my wand and adding some curls to it. I have to style it. I'M not gon na separate the curls until the wig is actually on my head and that's just like how I like to do it personally, but I'm just curling it and then I'm just bringing it down with spritz to make sure it holds that curl, but guys, Like this hair curl beautifully, I had no issues with curling this at all, which is popping because I would say this in every video that I do a weave hair, but I love curly hair, so obviously brick sided that this curled and I'll show you guys. The finished product so guys, here's the finished product and I absolutely love it like I said I haven't separated the curls yet so it will probably get just a little bit bigger than this, but I am in love with this wig guys and my only complaint about It would be that the wig hat that I used was super big, so I'm gon na have to finesse that and I'll make sure that once I'm done with my installation video, I link that in the description section for you guys to check out, if you guys Want to see how I put this on and slay the part and do all of that, I'm gon na put it all on camera, for you guys - and I hope you guys have really enjoyed this video - make sure you guys give it a thumbs up. Like comment. Subscribe and I'll catch you guys in my next video