How Can Virgin Human Hair Lace closures and Frontals Parts Look More Realistic

Human hair lace closures can look stunningly natural and flattering. They can also look cheesy and obviously fake when the quality of the lace closure is bad. A main factor in the difference between a realistic looking closure and a rag on your head is the hair part. Lace closure hairpieces parts are what give away the secret that you are actually wearing a lace closure hairpiece. Camouflage the artificial scalp underneath the lace closure hair to make it look like your natural scalp. Blending the skin tone of the scalp and your hairline makes the lace closure's hair the same appearance as your real hair growing from your head.

lace closure part:
Things needed:wig cap,a Lace closure,a Comb.

Instructions:
1.Cover your hair with a wig cap and put the lace closure or lace frontal hairpiece on your head. Adjust the lace closure(or lace frontal hairpiece) to sit on your head exactly how you want it and secure it with bobby pins. Part the hair in the lace closure (or lace frontal hairpiece) to your desired look. parts slightly to the side looks more natural than middle part!

2.Sharpen a white eyeliner pencil to a point. Lightly draw a white line on the parted area of the scalp with the white eyeliner pencil. Make the line thin, and as close to the scalp as possible.

3.Shake and open the bottle of skin colored concealer. Dip a thin makeup brush into the makeup: collecting a small amount of concealer on the tip of the brush. Lightly brush the white liner covered part with a thin layer of skin colored concealer to create natural looking appearance!

4.Wipe the makeup brush off with a paper towel. Dip the clean brush into a small amount of makeup powder that is slightly darker than your skin tone. Brush a thin layer of makeup powder over the part to seal the concealer on lace closure or lace frontal hairpiece.

5.Apply a tiny amount of hair oil to your fingertips. Dab the hair oil on the lace closure or lace frontal hair around the part -- combing out any excess makeup or powder that may have gotten into the hair. Gently comb your lace closure or lace frontal.