How To Make A Full Lace Closure Unit Tutorial Beginner Friendly

Hello guys today, I'm going to show you guys how I made my own lace, closure, wig and I'm going to go ahead and show you step-by-step so far, I'm using three bundles and a lace closure from my hair company this. I believe this is a 16 18 and a 20 inch and the lace closure is 14 inches and I'm using a spandex cap dome as well. So first I'm going to start with this three-part lace. Closure, I'm just going to sew it on first and kind of not customize it yet, but I'm just going to cut the legs off so that I could make it super super flat. I'M going to show you guys how I part - and I flattened my lace - closure. This is very important to making a natural-looking lace, closure or wig. You basically want to sew that in your frontal or even your lace, closure first by flattering it and then placing it on your wig cap and don't make your parts like super long like towards the back, because you do want a few hairs to cover up the Tracks that are going to be at the crown of your head and I'm using this on high heat. Of course, my hair is good quality, so it's not going to melt, but in your case I'm not sure what hair you may have so just be on the safe side. Try to put it at like a 25 or a setting, that's not the highest. So I'm carefully tracing just for placement, placing my lace closure onto these fan, big film caps and you're, going to sew right where it is so. You could pin it down, but I don't have any pins and be careful not to slow down the elastic bands. So you can see where I'm actually sewing it's on the outside of the elastic, not the band. Well, you don't want saw on the band either, but you see the stitching. You never want to sew on that either because that's going to prevent it from stretching and all of my customers, except for my mom, is she's. The only one who complained about her cap being too small, but most of my other or all my other clients have no complaints and they have different head sizes. But these spandex dome caps are one size fits all and as long as as you see that I'm do as long as you don't sew on to the actual elastic band, you can see that I'm kind of stretching it out and I'm sewing on the actual fabric. The nylon fabric - and so you know it should still fit now. This is what it looks like after I've, stitched down or slow down my lace closure and I'm going to go ahead and tuck this hair away or pin it up or whatever. So it won't be. In the way, and as you can see, it's laying flat already so now, I'm using my longest bundle, which is this 20 inch and I'm just going to carefully sew and again, I'm not going to sew on the actual elastic band. That'S why I'm stretching it out. So you guys can see that the fabric actually comes off. You know to make sure that you're not going through it. If you feel like it's sick and it's giving you a hard time, and that means that you're selling through the elastic band - and you don't want to do that because it will not show - and you can see right here - that I'm not sewing directly onto the fish - I'M sewing around it so that it can still expand whenever I stretch the dome cap. So please make sure that you do not sew on the elastic band or the stretch stitching now. Another complaint that I've never had with any of my hair or my hair company. Wig or my hair company, wigs or hair, I never have heard of anyone complaining that the stitches fall out, and this is because I always make sure that I secure each end with a not I actually do to not. I did one off-camera and then I did one on camera. So every time you stitch through to the end, make sure that you, you add a knot to it so that it will stay in place and I'm just flipping the hair track over because I don't want to. I don't need to cut the whip at this point. Sometimes, when I've done sewing in the past, you can check out my previous sewing videos to make it look super flat natural. I you know, go ahead and cut like a couple, but when you're doing a wig, it's not is not necessary. So you can just flip over and keep going, and this also cuts down on the time. I normally take only about an hour to do these wigs and hour and a half to do the so it a full. So it because of this sewing, that's it and you can sew through the tracks. If you want to sometimes I'll go through some of the tracks, and it doesn't give me any shading issues, and sometimes I just sew right, underneath it just to secure it. But on the end, I definitely sew through it and I also add Knox to it, and this is just for extra security and just going to go ahead and stitch until I get to the top - and I you know curve it around the lace closure so that There won't be any gaps or anything, and if you want to extra fool, you can use four bundles, but in this case the customer only ordered three bundles animées closure. So this is what she got okay, so this is where the fun part begins. So you can see the lace closure, I've taken it out of the pin, and if you want to wear your hair in the natural state or just wavy, then you don't need to comb it just brush it a little bit so that it will keep the wave. But since I'm going to actually let well not Flatiron, I'm going to curl it with the kronar, I'm going to use my barrel iron by kind of infinity and I'm going to flatten out the track because sometimes they are kind of like I don't know. Just poofy or whatever, so I'm just laying all of that down, as you can see the lace closures already laid down, but the position I had it in and kind of made it stick up some. So I'm just finding out the top track and the lace closure and don't worry when I swing on it or not bet on it. Whatever you put on or curl your hair is going to be tight anyway. So now I'm just going to cut out the bottom part of the wig. That'S on the lace closure, so that I can reveal the lace part and it will sit directly on your scalp to give it a natural illusion. And this is what it will look like. Now you can see the parts going straight through and this is what it looks like and I have not customized this place closer, I'm not going to do it on camera. When I have orders for my clients, unless they tell me be customize it I don't. If I do, I just do a small booking. So now, I'm adding this heat protecting spray from silk elements, and this is perfect for laying down those flyaways and it does not leave your hair oily, even though it has olive oil in it. It'S just a heat. Protectant and I use this for my natural hair - still purses and stuff, it's still amazing and I'm just going to go ahead and ride it even more and proceed to curling speak hair. Now this is a tutorial that I did two years ago with the same hair method, the curling and the throw in, and it is flawless. So if you want to see this curling routine and detail check that video, I will link it in the description box or add a card, and this is basically and I'm just curling the unit. But it looks sad. Thank you guys for watching make sure to subscribe and thumbs up this video leave any comments below and make sure you check out my previous videos and check out my hair company there's a 10 % off discount code every day and check out our Instagram for upcoming Sales, you