Balding Closure??!!! How To Replace Your Wigs Lace Closure| Easiest Method Ever| New Technique!

What'S up guys, i'm here to get straight to the point: let's talk about vaulting lace closures. You have a really good wig, that's been handmade, but that lace closure is balding. You can definitely still rock this wig just change the lace closure. There'S no need to throw the wig away. You'Ve still got good hair honey. We just got to change this lace closure out and i'm here to show you how this is an old wig. I made for a client and she has here a beauty - supply store, lace, closure, but the bundles are from true glory which are um amazing. So i'm showing you my construction here. It is handmade. I believe you can only do this with a handmade wig. I'Ve never tried it with a manufactured wig, but you can, let me know if it works for you, but i don't think it will work but um. The brown thread you see here is the uh stitches. I did on her head because she likes her wig sewn onto her head, so i use brown thread to make sure i don't cut off my wig tracks as i'm taking off her wig for her. So i'm just showing you how it looks with the band and we're going to go ahead and proceed. So what you're going to do is you're going to get a clippers or you can use your scissors if you don't have clippers and just cut off that hair cut it all off. You want to keep the lace on there, though. So don't cut up the lace but just cut off the hair on top okay, so once the lace is cut off, you should take off two tracks: remove two tracks from your handmade wig. So you can go ahead and lay down that new closure real nice and flat. So i'm going to go ahead and do that here you can use scissors to take off the tracks or a blade. I usually use a blade, but i couldn't find my blade today. So i'm using scissors but whatever take up the two tracks and let's go on to the next step. So once you are done, it should look bald like this with about two inches of space, so you can go ahead and resell those tracks once you're done replacing the closure. So here is the new closure by true glory. This time i told her to go ahead and get the hair get go, get the vendor that you use for your bundles, which was true glory and i love true glory. Their um hair always lasts a very long time like years, honey, yeah, so um. I already bleached the knots i did not tweeze the closure itself. This is a four by four closure. I haven't tweezed it or anything, i'm just showing you how to replace your closure, not how to make your closure look natural, but yeah bleaching. It bleaching. It does help it look natural, so just cut off the lace part, and now i have my t pins here. You need your t pens to position your lace, closure, um, and so i like to use about four of those, and you want to make sure the lace closure is placed on the center of the wig, like i'm doing here and use your t-pins to help position. It in place as you're placing your lace closure onto your mannequin head, make sure that it's nice and flat. This block head is a 21 inch because i'm a small in this in my head size, but they have a 22 inch. 23 inch. 22 is for medium. 23 is for large, get the block head that matches your head size circumference. If you need to measure your head size do so before purchasing your block head. If you already have one wonderful make sure it's the right size y'all, when i'm trying to replace your closure, it will make it laid down a lot easier. You see that little hump there, it's okay, don't worry once i sew it down, it's going to lay nice and flat, so you see how that's buckling you're going to want to make sure you undo those t pins and make sure it's flat. Okay, it has to be as flat as possible to lay down your lace closure, and so that's why these t pins are super important to aid. You in a flat install then just begin stitching your lace, closure from the left side to the right side and then center. I don't know why i actually went all the way around here. I normally start from the left side. Then i do the right side and then i stitch the back. That'S how i usually do it, but for some odd reason i just went around full circle left all the way to the right. I mean as long as it's flat. That'S what matters the most and my lace. Closure was flat once i was finished, so that is the main goal, but i do recommend starting on the left side. Stopping do the right side, stop and then lay down the back. It makes it lay down a lot flatter without any complications. Once the closure is laid down flawlessly, you want to check to make sure there are no lumps no bumps no buckles in that closure because it needs to be laid, and so here i see that my closure is laid. I don't see any lumps or bumps checking all areas to make sure it's cool before i go ahead and re-install my two tracks that i took out so everything's looking good to me. So now i'm going to go ahead and move on to reinstalling my two tracks real fast and that's it you're done. That is how you replace your lace closure, i'm going to go ahead and speed through the rest of this, because i'm here, i'm not here to show you how to sew down two tracks, and here you go a flawless finish: okay, like it's brand new honey yeah. So easy, so i hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial. This is how you replace your lace closure before we get finished. I want to show you that you got ta cut off the old lace closure and so here's what i'm going to do, i'm going to cut off this old lace closure and then we'll be done. If you want to go ahead and pluck your hairline and all that good stuff, add some makeup to your closure, i did all that afterwards, because you do want to look as natural as possible, but yes, honey. We are finished. Okay, a brand new lace closure. One thing i recommend is that you go ahead and resold those bands to the edge of the new lace closure, where i'm hitting so that way that it can lay that wig down flawlessly. Thank you all for watching, don't forget to rate comment subscribe and i'll, see you on my next video peace.