Detailed: How To Ventilate A Lace Closure Using A Ventilating Needle

Ah, hey lovelies, welcome back to my channel so in today's video, i'm gon na be showing you how to ventilate a lace closure using a ventilating needle so i'll start by pinning down my lace and i buy this from amazon for about 900 kenyan shillings. That'S about nine dollars for one yard and i cut them into my desired size. So this is the hair that i'm using and, of course, i'm not going to use the whole bundle. This was an extra bundle from the last video i'm going ahead to cut the hair from the weft. So i will run my fingers through the hair to remove the small pieces that we don't need. So once you do that, you want to take a smaller portion of the hair fold. It twice so one side should be shorter than the others for you to achieve the length that you want on your closure so to ventilate. You want to pass the ventilating needle through one hole on the lace. Pick two strands of hair: rot it to this side. Pass it through the lace, pick the hair on the other side and wrap it on the needle and then pull it through the loop again take your ventilating needle pass it through one hole on the lace. Pick two strands of hair: rot it to the side pass. It through the lace pick the hair on the other side, wrap it around and then pull it through the loop. The open, dried out tears of sorrow, lacking all emotions staring down the barrel waiting for the final gates to open tomorrow, following the light the size so stranded in the open, dried out, tears of sorrow, lacking all emotions waiting for the final gates. Following the light the size, so once i get uh close to the hairline, i start taking only one strand of hair for a more natural look waiting for the final gates to open following the is. So that's all about this video guys. I hope you liked and learned something don't forget to like comment share and subscribe and comment down below what you'd like to see in my next video and i'll definitely do that. Okay and until next time, bye, dried, bye, tears of sorrow, lacking all the motion staring down for the final gates to open tomorrow. Moving following the light, the size you