How To Pluck A Lace Closure (Beginner Friendly)

Hello, hello, everyone. This is part 2 of the lace closure wig tutorial in this tutorial. I will just be showing you guys how I pluck and tweeze my lace closures. I already bleached the closure with 30 volume, developer and enlightener the powder you mix it to and that's how you create the mixture. That'S how you bleach your closure anyways. I am just setting up my lace closure onto my dome canvas head. I like it in the center, that's why you see me playing with it a lot. You want to stretch it out a bit just so that when you go to tweeze it it's not moving around, you want it to be nice and still on the canvas head. Now you can pre wet your hair or you could just spray it down with a spray bottle. I like to spray my closures down with water, because it's so much easier to pluck. You can see exactly what you're plucking and the hair comes out of the closure way easier that way: you're not spending 500 hours, tweezing your closure and my bed. If you get confused between pluck and tweeze, they basically mean the same thing. Pluck is the unform aversion you pluck chickens, you tweeze hair, so look bada-boom bada-bing, whatever, whatever you want to call it. Who cares? Okay, so clearly in the beginning, I was having a hard time trying to film and squeeze the closure at the same time. Yes, I am left-handed, so that side was just not working for me. I don't know what it was, but what you want to do when you go to tweeze your closure, you want to comb the hair straight back and hold it nice and tucked tight. You know hold it with a nice grip and tweeze behind the hairline. I am Telling You this will save you from having bodies just tweeze behind the hairline and take your time just like what I'm going to do and as you're tweezing you want to move around. You do not want to tweeze in the same spot, because if you tweeze in the same spot, you won't have a body baby. Oh, oh so yeah just move around hold it nice and taut and tweeze behind the hairline and as you tweeze, it will progressively move backwards. Okay, so that means the more you tweeze, the furrier will go backwards, but that's if you tweeze behind the hairline and another tip, as you can see, I did leave some hair out in the front that way we can have some baby hairs or you can leave Out here in the front so that it can keep you from tweezing the hair on the front hairline. As you continue to watch the video, you will see what I do with those pieces of hair in the front, but yeah just take your time. You see I'm working on half this section at a time. I didn't even do the other side yet, but as you can see we're you know we're progressing we get in there, so you can keep tweezing until your desired hairline. If that makes sense, just tweeze until you get your desired hairline and here goes another tip. So if you are satisfied with the way the front is starting to look, you can split it in half just so that you can get up and neck closure up in that hairline and you're. Just gon na repeat the same thing. That way, you can take more bulk out of the hairline, reduce that line of demarcation as you move back and um yeah it'll just make it look way more natural and it'll keep it from having more about spots. So, instead of trying to take the bulk, this out, all at once just just part the hair and go back, as you know, just keep going back until you're satisfied. I didn't mention this in the beginning of the video, but make sure that when you're squeezing the angled side of the tweezer is facing up. So that means that the point would be facing down. And the reason for this is so that it could be way easier to tweeze the hair. It will definitely pull the hair out way easier and it will keep there from creating patches and bald spots, alright guys, if you're still watching this video. Thank you so much. I really appreciate it and I enjoy your patience. I just really wanted this video to be super detailed. I really wanted you guys to see exactly what I do, because I feel as though that tweezing makes or breaks the closure or the frontal, and also I'm the type of person where I like when people explain stuff to me. I like details, so I want to be able to give it back to you guys and, as you can see, the closure is starting to turn out so natural. So lovely, don't mind that part in the middle in the middle. It looks like it still had a lot of hair there, but it's really dye on my canvas so yeah, but it's looking bomb like it's starting to look so good. Just keep keep watching cause. I wanted to show you guys some more tips and tricks towards the end of this video keep watching and while you're at it. You really like this video like comment subscribe bomb all right, so guys. This part that's coming up is the part that I really want. Y'All to see so what I do is I go in with the pointy part of my tweezer and I just start roughing it up and like pulling out pieces of hair. I don't have a pattern, I'm just going in with the tweezer, because I wanted to look natural. I want to take that line out like no. I don't want that. I wanted to look like a natural hair line and when you're going in like that, please be careful. I guess I'm a little rough right here, but don't be so rough that you go and rip your closure closures are very fragile. You still want to be careful. You know you still want to be careful, don't go in and start poking holes, I'm literally taking out pieces at a time like I'm not just yoga and that's not a word, but I'm not just snatching hairs out, like I'm literally taking pieces out at a time. Even though I'm going fast, I'm still taking out pieces at a time now independent on how many pieces you want to take out, that's your preference me. I didn't want too much hair in the front. I still wanted to look pretty natural, so yeah, it's very sparse and feroro. If you want baby hairs, the key is not to have all that hair in the front anyway. That makes it look very unnatural, so yeah I tweeze it, and then I go in with my razor and I just chop it down, make it a little bit shorter. So it could look like a little pieces of hair to fine but yup. That is pretty much it for this tutorial stay tuned for part three. It will most likely be styling. My wig, and you know if you have any questions, comment below like subscribe, um yeah thanks for watching wha-wha-wha love, you guys bye,