How Long Does It Take To Make A Ventilated Closure Or Frontal | Answering Some Of Your Questions

Um, hello, guys welcome back to my channel, so if you're new here, my name is vivian and you're. Welcome to my channel okay. So for today's video i'm going to be answering some of your questions. Okay! Yes! So, like my most asked question when it comes to hair, uh ventilation or closure, ventilating um frontal red lighting, so i'm going to be answering some of those questions. So the first question i'm going to be covering is the question i often get, which is: how long does it take you to ventilate, a lace closure or a lace frontal like you guys, asked me that question a lot, even though sometimes i put the answer on The comment section down below i still get the question, so i figure i'll just do this video. So that way everyone can see my answer. So the first question i'm going to be answering is: how long does it usually take you to make a lace, closure or a lace frontal? So i'm just going to give you an idea and show you some videos. I'Ve done that can give you an idea on where to start from okay. So with that say, let's jump right into it. So for that i'm going to address the lace closure first before moving on to the lace frontal so for the lace, um closure. So the time it would take to make a lace closure depends on the size of lace you are working with and how fast are you when it comes to ventilating the hair? Okay? So for the lace closure? Well, let me say: for a six or six, i say for a four by lace closure. So on this video right here i used a three by five lace closure. So when you write it up like four by four lace closure, so if you're really fast for sure faster than me, then yes, you can do. You can ventilate a four by four lace: closure like seven hours or for me it took a total of eight and a half hours to ventilate. This lace closure right here with a lace, closure packs, okay to ventilate, the lace closure so, like i said it depends on the lace, the size of the lace closure you're walking with, and how fast you ventilate the hair. So for a t-shape, which is this video right here to make to ventilate the hair on the lace part of the wig, it took a total of seven hours. So, as you can see this one right here, eight and a half hours and that's right here, uh seven hours so remember you don't have to rush the process to achieve a good and quality. Looking lace closure. You need to take your time: okay, okay! Still on the 4x4 lace closure, so the other question is how many bundles of hair do you need to ventilate a 4x4 lace closure for a 5x4 lace closure? You can use half a bundle of hair depending on the size of the bond like, so you can either use half a bundle of hair or you can use one whole bundle depending on how full you want your lace closure to be, and also again it depends On the size, a by four six by five like it just goes like the range so, but for a four by four lace, closure or lesser lace: closure. You can use half a bundle of hair to complete uh the lace closure next question: how long does it take to ventilate a lace frontal? So just as i explained for the 4x4 lace closure, it depends on the size of a lace you are working with. So so you can decide to work with a 13 by 6 lace or you can decide to work with uh of 13 by 5, 13 by 4, 18 by two, even taking by one, depending on what you want. Okay. So if you want just a little bit of hair on the front so that way, you can put it into a half ponytail uh um, taking by one um lace, will be okay for that. So i'm gon na start with this wig right here, which is the t-shape wig i made from an old uh hair so for this wig right here, because i have other stuff i was doing and it actually took me 28 hours. Yes, it took me a total of 28 hours to finish this wig right here and this the lace wasn't even that big. Just like i believe i didn't measure it. I kind of eyeball it why i believe the the ear to ear is 12 and a half and the width for the front i use about one and half and the the length of the depth of the middle part was like six inches so for and for This one right here, which is the eight by six lace, closure this one right here: beautiful coily wig, so for this week right here, i spent a total of 15 hours to complete the lace part of the wig. So, as you can see again, it depends on the size of the lace you are working with and how fast you can ventilate the hair, so, okay, so still on the lace frontal. So, depending on how full you want your lace, frontal to look, you can use either one bundle of hair or one in half, depending on the size of lace. You are working with okay, so i'm just gon na put this video up here. So for this video right here for this tea part lace, frontal, i use, use one bundle of hair for the lace part of the wig okay, and i didn't space it out at the beginning. I only spaced it out once i got to the front of the of the lace to create the natural looking uh hairline. That was when i spaced the wig out by skipping one hole. The space you give depends on your preference for the lace closure pad. For this wig i also use just one bundle of hair. So, as you can see this one right here, i use one bundle of hair to create the lace part of the wig and this one right here. I use also one bundle of hair to create the lace part of the wig okay. So next question for those that are used to the ventilating needle they were like. Oh, the ventilating needle is fast okay because they know how to use it properly. For that, of course, it will be quick and for just that, those that are used to the tiny crochet hook they'll say they prefer the tiny cushy hook well. For me, i know how to use bolts, but for me, when it comes to working on a project like a really quick project, i prefer using the ventilating needle one. It'S quick and easy. I mean once you learn how to use it. It'S easy, but as a beginner, it can be a bit challenging like so for the ventilating needle. I have a separate video showing you guys how to properly use the ventilating needles, which is this video right here so i'll put the link in the description box. Yes, you can achieve the same results using either the ventilating needle it has a ventilating needle or the tiny crochet hook so for this crochet wig right here, this crochet frontal wig right here. I actually this wig using a tiny crochet hook and also i have a separate video showing you guys up close on how to properly use the tiny crochet hook without breaking the lace. Okay. So so this video right here, if you haven't seen the video i'll, put the link in the description box down below so be sure to watch that video. Do you prefer the single nut method or the double knot method like i said in that video make a little like walk with a little section of lace and you can use both metal. You can use the single knot method on one side of the lace. Okay and then use the double knot method on the other side of the lace, just work with a one inch, one inch, uh lace, one by let's say one by three inch lace. So that way, you can really get the view of what you're trying to achieve. So just do that and decide for yourself, which one looks best for your projects. Okay, what do you think work best for your projects? Okay, so you decide on that and choose the one you prefer using so for when it comes to spacing the hair, you can space the hair. Yes, you can that's. Also. This question also adds to the time you have to spend when it comes to creating the lace, closure or creating the lace frontal. So if you're skipping uh the hole on the lace, of course that helps to speed things up so that kind of contact cuts down the lace the time spent in creating the lace, closure or ventilating the lace frontal. So. But for me what i do depends on the size of lace, i'm working with if i'm working with a one by um five, which is the width, is one inch and then the length will be like four inch or five inches. So for that i don't skip any hole, because i want that one inch width, i'm working with to be full enough to cover the track on the back of the wig okay. So to cover the wear, i connect the lace to the black cap, so for that i do not skip any hole on the lace. So when it comes to like a bigger size of lace, that's when you really have to you know get more into it. Like do i want it super full, or do i want a medium full or do i want like you know you decide on that, so for that you can decide to skip one hole on the lace and for a frontal, if you, if so, if you're working On a lace frontal on the back, if you decided not to skip the hole, but you have to so when you get to the front, you need to space it out by skipping one hole and also switching from bone splattering, also switching from two strands of hair. To one strand of hair to create that natural, looking hairline all right, okay, i think that's it. I think. That'S it. I'Ve covered the question for today's topic or she's, hair ventilation. So, okay, i think that's it for today's video all right. I hope i covered the questions that you might have, if not for free leave your question in the comment section down below and if i need to make a video on the topic for sure i will make a video on it. Okay, so i hope i did a great job explaining to you guys on today's topic, uh how long it takes to ventilate a lace, closure or lace frontal on the spacing again, like i said, if you have any other questions that i didn't cover into this topic. Put it in the comment section down below i'll get to it. If i can, thank you all so much for watching. Thank you all so much for popping by today, and also, if you're new to my channel. Please don't forget to hit the subscribe button down below. If you already subscribed, thank you so much for subscribing. Thank you so much for popping by and don't forget to give this video a big thumbs up all right. Thank you! So much and i'll see you all in my next one, i'm in the big leagues. Tony, don't miss me ballin, like houston, hey feeling like whitney. 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