Sewing the closure on is the easy part, making the part look realistic is another story. My closure already has a middle part (which i specifically requested) but I parted the closure on the side and it worked out much better.I did not end up bleaching the knots of the lace closure because I was scared I would mess it up. What i did was cut a piece from a flesh colored pantyhose and sew it underneath the lace part of the closure.
After numerous attempts, I finally applied the closure and it wasn’t easy because I am not great at doing cornrows. The cornrows need to be small and fairly tight so the closure can lay as flat as possible.
Cut a piece from a flesh colored pantyhose
Sew the piece to the lace part of the closure
End result: The scalp looks more realistic
First look at the closure installed (no styling)No products applied and no styling at all to the closure and Filipino Hair. Both are in their natural state.