How To Make Closure Looks Natural -No More Bleaching Knots Or Silk Base

What it do glimmer gang welcome back, so this is a video suggestion by one of my AG followers, my a girl. What is ooh! Thank you for the suggestion and you guys, if you have any make sure you put them down in the comment section so on my previous video I did like this. There were so many people like Doug. Your scalp is supposed to look lighter than the skin. On your face, so I decided to throw a couple of pictures in here just to show you guys some examples that your scalp and your forehead can be the same color just like mine, so right back to business, you guys you will need some growth protect solution. This is like an off-brand, but it will need to be clear and I decided to use the LA girl Pro conceal in three different colors. Just to give you guys an idea on how you can pretty much customize the color that you want for your lace. So I'm using toffee, expresso and chest you can also use these little jars. You can find these in Sally's where they usually keep the acrylic or you can find these in Walmart, where they keep the travel items and, of course, something to mix it with. So you can start by pouring some of your growth protect solution. Inside of these tiny jars. However much you feel like you need you guys, I chose the LA girl Pro concealer, because it is a thick consistency and I think that's really important. Next up you want to mix in your la girls Pro conceal and whatever color that you chose, you don't need a lot. A couple of drops is enough, and then you want to take something to mix these all together. Make sure that you mix it until it is completely blended, and you will see that once the concealer is actually blended, the solution to come become a little bit more creamier instead of stiff and sticky okay. So now all three are blending. I use the toffee the chestnut and they spread, so I believe they all have different undertones like pool warm and neutral, and here is a close-up view of exactly the difference in tones between each three of these colors. Now, if I already applied one of these colors, which is toffee here - and I've allowed it to dry, just to see what it will look like, so I'm gon na go ahead and apply the other two colors, the middle one is actually expresso, so I'm gon na Apply that and all you need is like a small brush, you could use a ten brush or you can use a paintbrush like with you know, like nail technicians used to put on acrylic. It really doesn't matter as long as you can smooth this onto the lace without pushing it through the lace, so you want to kind of smooth this on the same way you would, if you were applying bleach like you were about to bleach your knots. The main goal is to not push it too deeply, so that it shows up on the other side of the lace, because then you would have to clean that part up before it dries. This is the last color. I'M gon na go ahead and apply this one to my lace, so the main goal is just to apply this to the lace and you guys want to make sure that you allow for it to completely dry. If it's not dry, it won't really give you the full results and make sure you go back and fill in any holes that you may have made. Just in case, you notice, or you feel like one of these colors Matthew here are the colors. Once again, we have toffee, we have espresso, and then we have chestnut on the very end. So I must warn y'all. These colors are totally different once they dry down. You can really tell the difference in tone once the product has actually dried to the lace. So I'm gon na show you guys what they look like on the opposite side. This first one here is actually the toffee and it has like a yellow, maybe even a pinkish undertone. In my opinion, I really like the toffee and the one that is in the middle is expresso and it has more of a neutral tone. In my opinion, I feel like this one will probably match me best and then, of course, on the very end, it's chestnut and it has more of a oranges red undertone. I really wish I would have zoomed in a lot more, so you guys can see this close-up, but this is a comparison trying to give you like a side-by-side comparison of what each of these different colors look like flat against the flat surface. So you guys can see if you feel like you know, it looks actually like a scalp. Once again, the color that is on the left side is chestnut. The color that is directly in the middle of the screen is espresso and the color. That is to the right is toffee. Listen, I'm trying to be as thorough as possible for you guys so y'all don't even have to think okay, so I'm gon na put this up against my skin. I feel like just my face is more close to the inner portion of my arm and, of course, your Sun, the Sun always burns the outside, so the outside of your arm is always darker, so in comparison between the inner arm and these three colors, I feel Like chestnut is pretty much a winner for me, in my opinion, the toffee is just slightly too light. Thank God. I actually remember to bring the camera up closer, so this is a close-up view. You guys what greets there are no grease. This stuff actually does hide. The grits - and if you do it good, maybe some practice, it will hide those nuts as well, so you don't even have to take the time or even think about bleaching any nuts. If you are tired of that, the only thing about this growth protect solution is that it's very shiny, so you will have to go back and add some type of powder, which I did now this portion that you see here. I actually put the star shaped Buttercup over this: that's why you don't see the shiny part in this part, but if I flip it over, you guys can see that the other parts where I put the solution on you can still see the shine. So if you decide to try this method, make sure you go back over those parts with your finishing powder girl, so what y'all thinking no grits? No nice look very natural. If you agree, let me get some Jesus some Church hands down in the comment section. The baby hair is right here and right here. In the part, it's still kind of semi damp. I use the phone revolution, my design essentials, so I did not want to go back over the the mixture. While it was still kind of damp right here and then end up with the foundation like all over my hair in part, so I'm gon na try to wait for that to dry a little bit more I'm and I'm just gon na curl, my hair. I think any technique that someone comes up to make your week look a little bit more natural. If it helps you, then I'm all for it. My Cambodian texture, okay, Maya now I don't know if I actually did the video that you want me to do as far as what the product is. I will try I'll do it for the culture the whole last week, we wearing culture, if I figure it out, but hopefully this kind of helps a little bit. I feel like people who are already doing this, so I feel like personally that it kind of look like a silk base closure and for me I really don't like silk base closure. So I feel like any of these type of techniques that you find out about that you use it's really about a matter of preference. You know like what do you feel like look most natural for you, whether they be a bobcat mythic, Sally Hansen spray make up the girl protect, so it's pretty much on those Geron, so I'm doing is trying to come back and add the powder foundation here. In my part, to show you guys close-up okay, so I'm just gon na take a little bit of this. I know this is stated powder, but I feel like every time I use like the powder foundation for my face. It always looks orange. It gives it like a yellow, more yellowish tone, and I only put it like right to here because I felt like, if you put it all the way to the airline it'll, probably give you the same results as if you had a silk based closure, and that's One of the reasons why I've never really preferred a silk face closure, because I hate that line of demarcation. You can see that the color kind of changes like right in here I feel like it, definitely does cover degrees, and you really don't have to worry about bleaching your knots because it will cover your knife as well um personally, for me, I don't think it's for Me necessarily not really for any reason, I just I'm just kind of stuck in my ways. You know how sometimes they say you can't teach an old dog new tricks. I could learn the tricks, but I just have a preference and I feel like anything that you do as far as your legs, whatever you do, whatever works for you is gon na, be something that you feel like you prefer over the next overall. I feel, like anything that somebody come up with, is going to be creative. Hopefully this video alone maybe spark some creative juices for you. I feel like it works. I feel like it's cool, so yeah, that's pretty much. It and I'll see you guys in the next video juice