How To Train Silk Base Closuers, Lace Front Wigs

Love'S good morning, I hope, by the time this video reaches you, you all a blessed and all are in the best experiences early in the morning, and I've already put set my kids off to school, and today, I'm going to show you my technique on how I'm Able to create the most flawless closure to blend in with your hair, okay, with your hair line, or at least blend in, and how to basically train it. Okay, that this is my technique on how I'm actually able to train my closures for them to look seamlessly and very nice and to look more natural, so um hope you enjoy - and I hope you all are having a blessed morning so far and I'm ready to Get out this house so not only do my hair. Let me do my makeup too as well. This is a wig that I was that was sent to me to review, probably to spend maybe two to two years ago. I can't remember I wish I did I'm sure that I posted pictures of it on my facebook, like page and on my Instagram Jesse's you to be able to page, so I probably have to look for it and when I do have some time to look for It I'll put all the links below where you can find it, and what website that I went through so this morning, she's freshly washed she's, an Italian yaki and she's a mean. This is a number two, so um. As you can see, this is a silk base. Closure and I love silk base closures, and that's really what I wear. I really don't care for the other closures. They just don't look realistic to me, no matter how you try to fix them or try to cute them up. They never look realistic to me. I see people that wear them and they just be looking in the hot mess so, but so they may look nice, but to do do it don't live it? Okay, so I don't really like. I don't like them, but I do love so base closure because it gives you a nice scalp. You just have to know how to train it and how to fix the color and things of that nature. I don't buy concealer. I think that's very tacky. I see people do it all the time I just find that very tacky and I don't like putting concealer or no closures or nothing like that. Won'T do those kind of things, but I'm a professional anyway. So, let's get on with this tutorial and I'm going to show you how we're going to perfect this and how we gon na get this moving. So I'm gon na show you all the things that you do need when you are trying to recreate this look. Okay, you can use a curling iron if you prefer, or you use a curling iron okay. For me, I use a hot comb. That'S what I like to use and it does wonders for me. I like curling irons too, but today we're gon na be using a hot comb. Okay, whoo-whoo Memphis is back in the days. Yes, honey. We used to put it on the Oh on the stop on the stove right. These do this just to see how hot it was. Then you had a towel or a wet towel and you would press it down. So you can hear the sizzle, so you could try to calm it down a little bit right, yeah yeah! So but I don't have to do that this one you actually is electric and all you have to do is plug it in okay and I have it on max right now: it's an off switch and an on switch, and you put it on and then the Novices goes all the way from five, but no goes from one all the way to 20, and I put it all the way to 20. You can get this at your local beauty supply store or you can get it at your local Sally's as well. Okay and you need that you need some spritz and a bottle just Shea oil, okay and you need a comb. You need some bobby pins all right. So the first thing that I'm going to do right now is I'm going as you can see right here. You know we sing all this, and this is the only thing about the soap base closure that I don't like that they have the I understand why they do it, but this doesn't even match my skin tone at all and I'm gon na put it behind my Hairline and cuz I wanted to blend in, and I have my natural hair out. Okay, and this is what I do. I keep a good amount of my own hair line out in the front: okay, okay, my kinky edges that I so love cuz, they're mine and that's how I was born. Okay, and here we go alright, so I'm gon na show you how to do this seamlessly. All right, so, let's begin first thing you want to do you take a clip, you can clip, take a clip pin, preferably whichever you prefer, and you won't flip it back. So, as you can see, this is what we got here all right and I hate this. It'S like, I said I really don't like that, but you got to make a door way to do so. You'Re gon na take all your pins just take a bunch of them out cuz. You just never know how much you gon na need all right and you want to leave some of your own hair line out alright. So, as you can see here, what I'm going to do is, I know I want to hold it. Taut hold it taut grab. One of my bobby pins - you we're getting this wolf alright, so I just want you to see how that's gon na look. Okay. I know when my part is that so I put that like that. Okay, you, okay! You see that now, let's work on this, you and one of my favorite products that do love to use is called the design line. Stick wax twist up texturizer, it gives a great hold and define, and you can probably get this at. I think I got this at Cosmoprof. I think this way I got this at yeah and what I do is I just work on my edges here. Right there you go slap this down to get all the stray hairs to lay down. Okay, next thing I'm gon na do is I'm gon na take some spritz spray. It in my hand rub it rub it. On top, I'm gon na take some of my a oil just a little bit, not a lot. Just a drop I'd take another job. Two little drops on my hairline and on the top okay, let that set for a little bit once I let it set. My next step is to take my comb, because you want to make sure when you're, using your comb, that you have no stray hairs and that making sure if the hair is completely flat. Okay, okay and you can even take the back of your comb to smooth it out. Okay and while you do that, hold your hair taut, you be very careful because you're using a very hot utensil, you so that's part number one. Okay, you see that so, as you can see, those edges are laid okay. Now you may be like me, you don't like that extra Sun we're gon na remove that. So what you're gon na do is you're gon na take some baby powder just a little bit, not a lot cuz, you don't know where residue showing everywhere, okay and you just tap it in it's a dull down the shine. Okay, this is the process of training. This is the process of training. Yes, okay and you just do little bit at a time. Don'T do too much because you don't want to do you don't want to overdo it, so you're just doing a little bit at a time. So this is my process and I hope it really helps you guys, and I know it will help because yeah, it's gon na help. Okay, take some more powder. Okay, stop the other hand with it little by little, because you're trying to come take away that shine. Okay, you'll be able to see a difference, come with your brush and brush it in you. Okay, you, my closure is rather light. I like to use powder more than concealer. I preferred Li like that. Cuz, I preferably like powder over the concealer, because when you see concealer concealer leaves like like a cakey film, and I don't like the cakey film when you think about powders. Powders, basically, is like a matte finish and it sits on top, and this is just dust when you have concealer concealers more of a cream, and it gives you that icky creamy look, and I don't think you want that residue on your hair. So preferably this method for me works better um to me I don't like I said I don't like concealer on closures. That'S not something that I do. I only use powder, okay, so just bear with me and just watch how I apply it so that I can bring it down now. The color that I'm going to be using this called dark, and this is from LA Colors - and I bought this at my local beauty - supply store. It was really um cost. You know it was really cost effective and you know it wasn't really expensive at all. I probably paid maybe three dollars for it and, as you can see, it's all over the place already right, she's, I guess fluffy brush whatever okay, I'm gon na, take that the residents already in here and I'm gon na just basically build it and just work. My weight, so I can dull it down. Okay, see on camera, it looks so light, but here, on my end it doesn't in front of you. It just looks mad light. I just like I said my pictures when I took the pictures of it. It should probably help it a lot and then I go back with my I comb over it again kind of like blended and blend to the powder in because I don't want any um. I don't want residue flying everywhere. Okay, you, if I had more of my own natural hair out, I would be able to take more of my hair out to blend it over, but my head, the way my hair is braided down, and another thing, too, is, depending on the way that you want To actually lay your closure, you should have your hair braided in that same kind of pattern. The way you want to do it so that I can lay down even flatter, like with me, my braids start from here in the middle, so you might see a little bit of lumps, and this is where you kind of see like a little bridge. It looks kind of like bridge II and that's because of that now, if I probably did like a middle part, it would've been seamless. Now I like, I said I recommend that you braid your hair in the pattern that you're actually gon na wear your closure, because it makes it so much easier and it'll be so much flatter in that way. So you won't be. You know really notice the bumps and lumps and stuff like that, so, but because, due to the fact that I'm wearing this natural Italian yaki kinky looking hair, it doesn't show as bad but in person it looks really really really nice, I'm in the camera, just like Yeah but guys, I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and please don't forget to rate comment and subscribe and I'll talk to you all soon. Alright, you thank you guys for watching. I hope you enjoyed alright have a blessed day.