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@@akin-dekoomolara9924 you’re welcome

No it doesn’t

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You’re welcome. I’m sorry I can’t help with that. I don’t live in Nigeria, I live in London

@@YemiOlahair ok

Yes absolutely you can, I’ll keep that in my list of videos coming up. Thank you for your comment!

@@YemiOlahair thank you I appreciate

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Do you mean how much length I cut off? Could you explain better?

No please I meant the placement of the closure. How many inches did you pull away from the cap.

I really love the video and I learnt a lot but I couldn’t get the layering part. I plead you do an in-depth video on layering for me please ❤

@@akosuahande8952 1inch in the middle and about 2inches on the side. It has to come out more on the side, so it can accommodate and cover the sideburns and also lay flat and straight at the back.

@@akosuahande8952 thanks I’ll keep an updated video in mind.

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I did applied it throughout the whole wig, I just sectioned off the back as I do work like that sometimes so as to focus on the most important part of the process. P.S the hair I sectioned off was not lifted up to the tone as the rest of the hair, so it did came off darker than the rest of the wig, as intended. You’re welcome and thanks for watching.

I’m glad to hear this 😊. Thanks for your positive feedback

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This is Remmington Pro 38mm (anoit one and half inch) curling tong

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Hi, here is a direct link amzn.eu/d/2FWTh96 Thanks for watching.

@@YemiOlahair Thanks Mama!

There's a lot of factor that goes into closure placements. I usually do that for 6x6 and 7x7s because the length has touched the brow area (a.k.a mini frontal), but it can also apply to 5x5s if you're working on a small size cap. The way the closure is cut can also play a factor. The GOLDEN RULE is making sure the closure is flush on the sides and back, and there's no air bubbles or gathering. P.S if you create an unnecessary M shape in front, you can risk creating an extra inch or 2 in your ear to ear measurement. I hope you understand, thanks for your insight.

Absolutely, you need to

Thank you for your comment, I have an upcoming video on this.

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The cap type I use comes in different sizes, small to x-large. I used a medium size for this wig. Thanks for watching

@YemiOlahair thank you so much for responding!

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Or are you stacking them on top of each other? I struggle with adding 3 bundles so i sometimes have to triple my tracks

Yes, I did. No I didn’t stack them on top of eachother. I understand this issue, next time try to draw your guildlines close together as much as you can and use a straight stitch. The straight stitch makes it easy to sew the tracks together without quickly using up the space on the wig cap, I hope this is helpful. Try this and left me know how you get on. Thanks for watching.

@@YemiOlahair thank you so much! I'll keep u posted on how it goes

Will do, I’ll have it coming up soon. Thanks

Thank you for your comment, I’ll definitely keep that in my list of upcoming videos.

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There are 2 reasons I cut the cap, to make it move easily on the sewing machine and also to avoid it showing under the HD lace because it’s very thin and see through. Cutting the fabric under the closure doesn’t affect the size of the wig. I hope this explanation helps, thanks for watching.

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