How To Fix A Wig- Repair Lace Closure- Wig Ventilating- @Theglamhouseollection

Hello, everybody and welcome back to my channel and on today's video, i'm going to show you guys some ventilating techniques that i do. These are the two needles you guys just saw that i like to use a german needle and a korean neo there's also an asian needle also, so i am going to use um some here. I just cut some hair off a width, a width and um. I'M going to fold it over, but first i want. You guys, see me picking these small little hairs, i'm going to pull those out because those are too short and you want to use mostly longer hair. You don't want to use any like shorter hairs when you're, making or re-fronting a closure or a frontal or a full lace wig. So now i'm going to spray this piece of hair with some water just to keep all of the hairs together and you guys are going to see me do more of these videos. Um and oh my god excuse me, i'm going to fold it in um, not in half but fold, one part of the end, probably like an inch and a half fold and twist it. So i can get a good grip, and that is how i do that, and now i'm going to take my german needle. I think this german yeah, the german needle - and this is how i ventilate this - is me double knighting and you guys are going to see me do a few of them now what's important when it comes to ventilating. It is so important from wig makers to learn how to ventilate. If you are not ventilating to me, you are not a full week maker, it is just the way it is, don't kill the messenger, because there is no way that you should be making wigs and not be able to repair the lace or you know we know Over time late balls um it thins um, it can get bald spots. You can rip it on accident. So to me, you need to learn how to repair lace, anything with lace. You need to learn how to repair it. Um again, you guys are going to see me doing a lot of wig transformations when and i'm going to be using ventilating techniques. I had this in my back pocket for a while. I just never really used it now, there's a lace shortage and i want to really take my wig making to another level. So ventilating is something like i just had to start doing and it's amazing it's a skill that you can take anywhere with you and um yeah. You guys just saw me switch needles, the other one was too long, um, so yeah. Also, the wig community is so welcoming it's so welcoming and i'm talking about wig community, where they ventilate so welcoming these. These people have been so nice to me who i have met so far, and i really want to take my wig making to a new level. So um right now i'll just be taking rig repair services, i'm not doing any, i'm not making any lace, closures, lace, frontals, full lace, wigs right now from scratch! Trust me: i will get there, but right now, i'm just re fronting closures and frontals and full weeks, repairing holes, rips tears ball spots and thinning. So if you guys need any services, please check out my website. You also can email me. You also can chat with me through the website. You also can dm me on instagram. That is all here on the screen here and i will also leave it down below. So this was just me showing you guys, um like how it looks to ventilate. So now we are going to get into me re-fronting a closure that is thinning, so you guys can see the front of this. Hairline is thinned out, okay, honey and i need to fill it in and get it back. Full most people will just re-get a new closure or frontal, which is wasting a lot of money, because this closure is it's a 5x5, it's perfectly fine, it just needed to be it just needed more hair added to the front over time. This happens, especially if you use the knots because the hair gets so fragile and a lot of people don't take their time when it comes to um ventilating, no, not ventilating. When it comes to like comb it out there um, hair and combing it from the lace. Like people just like throw their wigs on it before, i don't recommend that i think you should really take care of your uni, especially if you pay pretty good money for them. So this is just me: re-fronting a 5x5 closure um and i'm putting some extra pins in so it can stay down. I don't know why i didn't do this in the beginning. I don't know. Maybe i just got excited because i was recording and now i'm adjusting my lamp, and i also have my glasses on that zooms in and i have really been enjoying this. It'S me. I haven't really released the full um service on my website, but it will be released on october 1st, but if you guys need any services, please sign up for the mailing list and email me. So i can put you guys on the list um for me to contact um and if you sign up for the melons, you will be notified about everything um early, so yeah, i'm enjoying this new skill that i am doing um. I don't really have to have too much product on here. I'M really just fixing. What'S already there, which is kind of saving money, i will be making wigs, you know still, but i've been enjoying repairing lace so yeah you guys. That is this video, please. If you have any questions, leave them down below make sure you follow me on instagram and send me a dm. If you have any questions - and i will see you guys on the next video - oh and leave suggestions on what kind of um oh look at that wow on other videos, you guys want to see - and i will make a video on that. Thank you guys bye. You