Ventilating A Custom 4X4 Closure

Hello, hello, it's mark quite a Breslin, and today I just want to show you a little something something that I'm working on so right now. What I'm doing is I'm working on a closure piece for a client. This is a four by four closure piece and I am NOT single-strand ventilating. I am, but I'm not I'm pulling like one to two hairs, primarily one, but every once in a while. I grab two because the density is a little bit too thin for my liking. For what this is going to be used for, and so what I'm doing here is I'm just showing you my progress. Let me grab a comb really quickly, so this is my progress. This pattern that I'm using is actually a pattern that I use for the same client before just made it a little bit smaller. But this is what the inside looks like. I love the way it parks and I love this hair, but this is not the actual hair. Let me show you the hair cuz. This curl pattern is everything look at this curl pattern like oh, my gosh? Isn'T it beautiful? I absolutely love it. So what I have to do, I don't have to do this, but I'm taking the flat iron and I'm just running it through one pass just to straighten it out to make it easier to work with then what I'm doing after I ventilate a small section. I come through and you see those little short hairs up there, I'm going to cut some of the turnover down, because I don't like how long it is I'm gon na pull that back cut some of that turnover down. But when you're cutting turnovers out, you don't want a blunt cut. Your turnover as you want to you want to not necessarily point cut, but you definitely don't want a blunt cutting and that's pretty much it. My days have consistent I'll. Let you see a little bit of my own me ventilating, but my days pretty much have been consistent of this, because I'm trying to hurry up and get this done, and I've actually gotten a considerable amount done, given that time that I've worked on it. So today I'll be over the halfway mark and then tomorrow hopefully we'll finish everything up tomorrow and get it shipped out tomorrow. That'S what I'm praying happens, but you just never know when you get to that hairline. It'S always like. It'S deceiving see what happened here. So what happened was my turnover was a little short, so I'm just gon na save that. So when you get to the hairline, it's always like, oh I'll, be done with this in like an hour and four hours later, no I'm just kidding, but I'm really, not, though you think you have to look at that. That'S nice, alright! So I'm at the end of my rope with that hair. So then just grab some more but just wanted to show you what I've been working on and I will show you the finished product once I'm done thanks so much for tuning in and I'll talk to you soon.