2x6 closure quickweave

@_sshanz_

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Beeos hair bundles and closure

Why it worked

The video provides a clear, step-by-step tutorial for a popular hairstyle, using readily available products from Amazon. The creator's enthusiasm and the visually appealing final result encourage viewers to try the style themselves and purchase the recommended products.

Summary

This video demonstrates how to create a 2x6 closure quick weave using hair bundles from Beeos on Amazon. The creator shows the process of applying wig caps, securing the closure with glue, and then attaching the hair tracks, resulting in a voluminous and well-styled wig.

Structure

1Introduction of the quick weave style and product source
2Preparation with wig caps
3Securing the closure with adhesive
4Applying hair tracks
5

Original caption

2x6 Closure Quick Weave Tutorial ✨ Bundles are from @Beeos Amazon — 22”, 24”, 26” + 2x6 closure 🤎 🔗 !n b!0 Use my code “SSHANZ66” for 18% OFF 🔥 #quickweave #closurequickweave #beeoshair #quickweavetutorial #fyp

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Product placement

Beeos Amazon: sells hair bundles and closures. It ACTS as the source of the hair used in the video. Removing it would mean the hair is from an unknown source, changing the video's context. Amazon: a marketplace where Beeos hair is sold. It APPEARS as the source of the hair. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. Salon Pro: a brand of adhesive spray. It ACTS as a product used to secure the wig. Removing it would mean a different product or method would need to be used, changing the video's process.

Call to action

Check out my bio for links to these amazing bundles from Beeos here on Amazon.

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2x6 closure quickweave

Transcript

2x6 closure quickweave Let's go closure quickweave with these amazing bundles from Beeos here on Amazon. First you're gonna need two wig caps. I'm using a HD wig cap underneath and a black wig cap on top. Next, you're gonna measure out the area for your closure. This is the wig protector that I'm using. You're gonna use that to cover all the areas where you will be gluing down your tracks. And then you're gonna blow dry it on until it's completely dry. Once it's completely dry, cut away the excess around the perimeter, as well as the black cap in the closure section. I'm using hair glue to secure the perimeter of the closure. And for the front, I'll just use regular adhesive spray to secure it. Once the closure is done, you can then start gluing down your tracks. As you get closer to your ears, start to bring the tracks slightly closer to your face so that you get a nice fall in the front. I used 22, 24, and 26 inches. 22 in the back, 24 in the middle and 26 on top. And it gave me this beautiful fall. I am in love with the final result. These are from Beeos here on Amazon. And I'll have them linked in my bio if you guys want to check them out. So far, I am impressed with the hair and the way it came out.