*Detailed* Glueless 5*5 Hd Closure Wig Install + Plucking Tutorial Ft Yolissa Hair | Hannah London

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, i'm back with another video today, i'm going to show you guys how i pluck my closures and frontals, because some of you are requesting this tutorial and i'm here to deliver. So the first thing i'm going to do is i'm going to wet the front the closure and i'm going to put out like towards the back, not the front, i'm going to start in the middle and i'll put out the section, and then i just begin to. Pluck in the direction that the hair lays so i pluck backwards using the slanted point of my tweezers, your tweezers are also very very important. I use the tweezerman tweezers and these are honestly the best pieces. I'Ve used. I'Ve used cheap ones, i've used other ones, but these are the best tweezers they work so well. So i'm just going to pluck sporadically i'm going to pluck all over the place and i'm not going to pluck in the same section for too long i'll, probably take two strands from one section. Then i'll move on to the next and this plucking process um. To get to the level i'm at it did take some trial and error. When i first started, i did have some holes when i first started. I wasn't really plucking enough, but i feel like now. I have the eye for plucking and i know when to stop. I'M going to keep going, it's all about your preference. At the end of the day, i, like my hairlines, to be quite natural, so i do block a lot. This might be a lot of plucking for some people, but this is just the way that i pluck so i literally just pluck from the knot straight from the knot pulling it back. If you pull too hard, you may create a hole so be careful when you're plucking and be careful, be careful the way you're holding your tweezer, because that can also lead to holes in your closure, and we do not want that uh. Okay, so i'm actually going to explain now so i put out the hair, then i begin to pluck first, i just begin to pluck from anywhere i just begin to pluck very lightly throughout the whole hairline, and then i start to work on the areas that i Can see are quite dense, so i plop plot pluck if it's still dense. I pluck that back again, then i go to the next section i plug plot pluck and then, if it's still dense, i pluck a pluck i can play. I compare each area that i do to the other areas that i've done and if i see it doesn't match up, i just keep going back and plucking some more uh uh when it comes to the front section of the hair. I always start at the very very front literally where the baby hairs are going to be, and i pluck literally across it just to get rid of all the knots that are there or the knots that aren't meant to be there. And then i begin to pluck the actual hair, because sometimes there's some knots that are quite strong at the very front of the hair line. So i just plucked that then i continue to pluck how i pluck the rest of my sections. If that i hope that makes sense, one thing i would say, though, is that my knots are slightly over bleached, so i don't know if this is hard for you to see, but it gives you an idea or just of what i do when i compare it To the other section, it might look like wow that is over plucked, but trust me it's not. This is literally how it should look to me. This is how i, like my closures and frontals, to look all right so because this is a glueless method. I went ahead and i sewed on the elastic band, if you liked it so on how i saw my elastic band, let me know um yeah, so i just sewed on the elastic band, and this is just going to ensure that my my install is as flawless As possible, even though i'm not actually gluing it down, it makes sure that my closure lays flat. So i would advise, if you have an elastic band, make sure you install it if it's not already um installed. So now i'm going to take my small eyebrow scissors and i'm just going to cut in a jagged motion away at the lace. This is a hd lace. I forgot to mention this is a hd lace and this definitely plays a part to how flawless your install can look. So if it was another lace, it would still look good trust me, don't get me wrong. It'Ll still look good, but i hate the lace is just a different type of lace. This is a different type of place. As you can see, look i haven't even done anything and it looks really really good already and now i'm just gon na. Like do all my baby hairs and stuff, i'm not going to apply no gut to be no rrs fix it spray. It'S just going to be pure mousse, okay, just pure mousse that i'm going to use to lay this in store. The hot cream i'm using today is by papa chichi style and it's their pro pink hot comb. I had the regular pink popcorn and i loved that popcorn. If you see the hot glue now, it's not even pink again, it's almost certain purple. That'S how much i use that hot comb, and now i have the pro this hot comb is just amazing like it's, so so good. The black thing you can see is a comb, so it actually has a comb on top of the actual hot comb, and i feel like that came even protects my head from any injuries, because before i was just using the hot comb straight, but this comb on Top this new design is just a safer way and it comes way better, it's just so so smart and so so good. So make sure you check out papa chichi style website to get your hot comb, and now i'm just going to clip my hair away. As i cut and lay my baby hairs, uh, the moose that i'm using is the aphogee moose. That'S my all-time fave! It'S such a strong, strong muse and i'm using that to lay my edges. I'M gon na also gon na put that across the hairline to kind of serve, as you know, something to hold onto and then i'm going to put um on the actual hair. Then i'm going to take my sherry ray elastic band to lay my lace. This is very, very important. You always have to look at this. This is very, very important, so i'm just going to lay my lace down using this elastic band. Now, i'm moving on to styling the hair. This is curly hair, okay. This is no. This is water wave hair, so we want to make sure this hair is defined, the curls are defined, and to do that, i'm using my soft and free curl activator mixed with water. I got this tip from a hairdresser. I went to called yeti shout out to you, but i have been hooked on this method. Um you just literally, i literally just put water, and then i put the soft and free cut activator and i mix it up and i just um spray this all over. My hair and it gets the curls defined and it almost gives that wet look. So this is how the hair is looking. This is um 26 inches, but because it's curly, it looks quite short, but it actually is 26 inches and i'm quite tall. I'M five foot. Nine - and it goes um about to my waist, so i feel like it's a decent length. You know now that my lace is melted. I'M just going to fix my part because i did tell you remember i over bleached, so my part is looking all types of you know: roses and the red sea. So i am going to take some mascara, this mascara wand and i kind of sprayed hair dye onto it. So this is going to give me a you know, defined part and i'm going to take my foundation mix with my concealer and run that through my pot. Just to make it extra sharp, so this is the end of my tutorial guys. I hope you enjoyed this video if you did make sure you like comment and subscribe. I want to start switching on my hair videos because i'm going to have a lot of hair videos coming, but i'm going to switch up, i'm going to start doing some hair highlighting some hair. Let me know if you're interested in that, so you know we are locked up again. Boris free me free me, so i'm gon na utilize this time and really experiment with some hair and yeah um. This is the end. I hope you enjoyed this video. If you did make sure you like comment and subscribe and when you subscribe make sure you hit the bell next to the subscription button that way you are notified. Whenever i make a new video, so i'll see you guys in my next one stay, blessed, stay safe and stay prayed up. I actually forgot to lift the lace and show you that it's actually glueless and i didn't secretly go and glue it down because you know some people. They may comment that so, as you can see, there's no glue