How To Ventilate A Lace Closure Wig | How To Make A Full Wig From Scratch

Hey lovelies welcome back to my channel. I know it's been a while, but i'm happy i'm back making hair videos so in today's video, i'm gon na be showing you how to make this beautiful wig, including how to ventilate a closure. This has been highly requested, but before we jump right in, i would love. If you subscribe to my channel, it will really warm my heart to have one more subscriber and turn on the bell notification so that you will never miss out on any of my content. So this is the wig cap that i'm going to be using on this wig and i'm just uh placing it down on my mannequin head and then i'm gon na pin it down just to make sure it doesn't move while i'm still so one side should be Short and one side long, so this is how it should look like and now you're ready to start ventilating so to ventilate. Pass the ventilating needle through one hole on the lace, pick two to three strands of hair: pass it through the lace. Take the hair on the other side rotate to the side, then pull it through the loop. So here i zoomed you in to see clearly what i'm doing believe me. The knots are not as big as they seem on the camera again pass the ventilating needle through one hole on the lace, pick two to three strands of hair: pass it through the lace pick the hair on the other side, rotate to the side and pull it Through the loop, the more you're getting close to the hairline make sure you reduce the amount of hair that you're picking the front at the hairline. Just do one strand for the hairline to look more natural. So when i'm ventilating these days, i don't follow any lines or pattern. I just ventilate randomly just making sure i'm not crowding the lace or spacing it out that much. I have another detailed video on how to ventilate i'll make sure to put it down in the description below, and i am done ventilating so to make the parting visible make sure you leave one line at the center and that's it so i braided the closure just To make sure it doesn't get in my way when i'm sewing the trucks down, i usually space out my trucks by one inch and i don't really draw guidelines, but for this video to be as detailed i'm going to demonstrate how to the tracks follow each other. So here i'm laying my first weft and it is always always important to pin down your weft before you start sewing with every breath we take. So once i get to the end of the first weft, i flip it to the other direction. I don't like to cut my wefts because it causes a lot of shedding and you want to avoid that so flip it and then pin it down, then repeat the process of sewing until your wig is complete. Thank you so for this last track, you want to do the same exact thing: uh flip it over to the other direction, then you're going to pass the needle through the weft and then through the perimeter of the closure just to close up that space. The best thing that has ever happened to you, here's your turn to shine and show me what you can do, the way my hands feel on your body. I'M the best thing that has ever happened to you. Here'S your tummy show me what you can do make a move. I applied some of this just to revive the curls a little bit and look at how beautiful it came out guys. So i hope you enjoyed this video and learned a thing or two make sure you like this video, because it helps me a lot and i'll see you in my next one bye, bye. I i want to mess up your covers. I'M the best thing that has ever happened to you, here's your time to shine and show me what you can do the way my lips feel on your body, steady, not ready for that. I'M the best thing that has ever happened to you. Here'S your tummy show me what you can do dark with everything. I'M the best thing that has ever happened to you. Here'S your time to shine and show me what you can do, make a move. The way my hands feel on your body. We were dancing in the dark with every move. I with every breath we take, is thank you. You