When it comes to hair products, there have been more and more items that help women enhance their appearance. While Be9 hair closure is getting more and more popular, not everyone knows what it is and how to use it. In this article, we are going to provide detailed information about it.
What is a lace hair closure?
The closure is a piece of hair that is sewn manually into a piece of lace. When it comes to the look, it is not so much different from a toupee for men. They are both used to cover the top part of one’s head; however, closures tend to be longer than the toupees.
Depending on the skin color of customers, there are quite several types of lace for closure 4×4. It can be white transparent lace for white women wigs, and light brown or dark brown for dark skin women. Also, there are also invisible and HD laces that are super thin that other people barely see them. These types of lace are more aesthetic and of course, they are more expensive.
The size of the closure depends on the size of the lace that you sew the hair into. In our factory, we are making 4×4 ones (4 inches in both width and length). There can also be closure 4.5×5.5 that we can make. You can also see a few types of customized lace closures, too.
What are the styles and colors of closure you can make? When it comes to style, you can have straight hair, wavy or curly hair closure. It can be middle parting or side parting and some even opt for three parting ones. While the styles are diverse enough, you can only make closures with one color or ombre colors.
Highlight colors and balayage closure are really hard to produce since all the process is done manually. If you have to allocate the highlight in an equal way, it takes huge time to finish a closure. As a result, there is little (or no) mix highlight closures in the market right now.
How to make a lace hair closure?
Making a closure is not an easy story. Let’s show some steps of making a closure so that you can understand. As the process of making a closure is all done by hands and it is completed strand by strand. The whole process is pretty time-consuming.
First of all, you have to consider the amount of hair you need for closure. At this step, you also need to come up with the length of the hair that you need it to be. Once you start sewing, there is no way you can take the hair back, so it is important to make it right at first. Technically, a closure often weighs from 30g to 35g including the lace (which is very light indeed).
After that, choose the type of lace that you think your potential customers will like. This time, you have to calculate who is your aimed customers and choose the lace that suits their skin. Then, decide which size of the closure you are going to make. For example, Be9hair makes 4×4 closures.
Then, start making a closure by position the lace into the head mannequin. After, sew the hair into the lace with a medium space among hair strands. Each strand of the hair must be tied into the lace right at a point of about 5cm under the hair root. If you sew the hair too close to the root, it will reveal itself when customers where the closures. 5cm is long enough to look natural as real human hair.
Do the process step by step until you cover all the hair in a 4x4inch space of the lace piece. If you want to make a parting of it, you can make it in this sewing process so that you don’t have to fix it later on.
How to sew in a lace hair closure?
Now, just to be clear, this is sewing/apply the closure into your head, not sewing the hair into the lace-like making process above. These are some of the steps you need to follow in order to have a perfect closure applying.
First of all, you need to make some braiding lines. Just like sew in the weft hair, you also need to make sewing lines in order to sew the lace closure. The braid depends on where you want to apply the hair, but typically, you should make a line horizontally to your forehead hair. There should 3 – 4 lines of braiding in totally but the front horizontal one is the most important line. Other lines you can put anywhere you want to fix the closures with.
Then, you can wear a lace cap if you want. This step is not really obliged.
After the braiding, you can start sewing with the horizontal line you have made. The thread you use should be in the same color as the lace. You will sew the corners of the lace into the braided hair to position the lace first, and then sew in another part of the line.
Then, you can sew other braiding lines where the closure is placed by using a needle and a needle and thread. Do it until you think the closure is fixed tight enough into your braided hair.
Some people sew the closure right in the top of their hair while some do it in the side parts of their head. It depends on how you want to make parting and there is no problem with that. You just need to make sure your braid lines are made right where you want to place the closure and the closure is sewn incorrectly.
If you want to make a wig with hair closures and weft bundles, here’s how it works!
Firstly, you have to have a piece of closure and about 2-3 bundles (200-300grams) of weft hair. Remember to choose the color, length, and texture of the hair before starting making the wig, too. It is important.
How to make a wig with lace hair closure?
Secondly, making a lace cap that is suitable for the size of your head. It can be a little bit bigger and you put an elastic band to adjust it, but do not make a cap that is smaller than your own head.
Thirdly, sew the hair closure into the top of the lace cap. Make sure you do it genuinely so that it is invisible to other people. Then, go on sewing the machine weft hair by sewing the weaving line into the lace. Typically, the machine weft hair has a pretty long line of weaving, you have to cut it down into small pieces, about 25cm to 35cm depending on the cap.
Keep sewing the weft hair at the backside of the cap until you finish it. That is how a wig is made. You can also find tutorial videos to see it clearly, too.
The lace hair closure is one important part of a wig yet it can be applied independently in your head, too. If you want to find high-quality lace closure, you can always come to Be9hair for further consulting. We are here for you!
