Raw hair is the trend lately as hair extension enthusiasts are looking for products that last longer and look more natural.

If you’re looking for ways to enhance your hairstyle with a natural look when wearing hair extensions, then raw Indian hair closures are the best choice.

Because Indian closures offer flexibility and match Indian bundles, installing them properly is very important to get the best results. But first, we move to the installation process; let me tell you the actual meaning of this term, “Closure.”

It is a hairpiece specifically crafted to cover the top portion of your head. It creates a natural-looking finish where your hair meets the scalp.

A well-installed closure looks natural and lasts longer. The last thing you want is the lace of the closure coming up and flapping in the wind. Depending on your preferences, it comes in different forms, shapes, and sizes. In this blog post, we’ll share a step-by-step guide to installing a raw Indian hair closure.

But first, let’s discuss the different shapes or sizes of closures available.

Different Lace Closure Options Available

Multiple lace closures are available to match the bundle perfectly. At Private Label, our closures come with aligned cuticles and are ready to install.

We know you want a natural-looking hairline, so all our closures come pre-plucked, and are available in transparent and HD lace. Our selection includes sizes such as 2X6, 4X4, 5X5, 6X6, and 7X7 closures.

Note: Private Label is a hair store continually expanding its range to include all the popular styles and options that ensure customers find the perfect closure for their look.

2×6 Lace Closure

If you’re looking for a less bulky option, the 2X6 closure is a great choice because it takes less time. A 2-inch hairline and 6-inch lace depth are ideal for natural-looking parting with light hair volume on the top. Additionally, it gives you a subtle, effortless style without overdoing it.

4×4 Lace Closure

The 4×4 lace closure is a standard choice. However, this is for you if you want to create a different parting style because it offers good coverage and flexibility. Users can create plenty of beautiful styles that provide a natural finish.

5×5 Lace Closure

Among these three, this 5×5 closure type is more flexible and offers more flexibility. It is available in lengths 14” and 20”. The popular styles include straight, body waves, deep waves, and curly textures. This variety ensures that you can find the perfect match according to your style and preference,

6×6 Lace Closure

A 6×6 lace closure is a hairpiece that measures 6 inches by 6 inches and is made from high-definition lace. It covers a larger area on the top of your head and provides plenty of parting space.

7×7 Lace Closure

If you’re looking for more coverage, then this closure is perfect. It adds volume and provides a bigger area to style, which is considered ideal for achieving different styles.

How to Install Raw Indian Hair Closure?

Now, let’s discuss the central part of our article. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you effortlessly install raw Indian hair closure.

Step 1: Essential Preparation

Before starting the process, you must have a few things. These include a closure, a wig cap, a needle, scissors, and other items (depending on your choice). After that, wash and condition your hair thoroughly. Once you have cleaned, braid your hair neatly to create a smooth base for closure. The reason behind this idea is to provide a flat surface on which closure could be installed easily.

Step 2: Applying the Closure

As we have told you, applying closure starts with positioning it correctly. First, place the closure on your head where you want it, but ensure it covers the area properly.

Pro Tip: Always align closures with your natural hairline for a seamless look.

Once you have placed the closure in the right place, you can secure it with any adhesive or tape, but it depends on your essentials. We guarantee that if you follow these steps carefully, you can get a very natural and secure fit that will enhance your hairstyle.

But if you want a permanent solution, sewing your closure is good and lasts longer. Lace glue and tape give us an instant result, but they always need touch-ups sooner.

Step 3: Blending and Styling

Now is the time to achieve a seamless look. And it can only be done by blending your closure with your natural hairline. First of all, make sure or double-check that your closure’s color and texture match your natural hair. Always use a wide-tooth comb to blend the edges carefully.

Sometimes, we also have to trim our closures, which can help to fit your desired hairstyle perfectly.

Step 4: Maintenance and Care

Here are a few maintenance and care tips to help you keep your closures fresh daily. You can gently brush your hair to prevent tangles and always wash it with a mild shampoo, as heavy products can weigh it down.

We advise you to avoid buildup and damage for long-term maintenance, which can be avoided by washing and conditioning it regularly.

These are our proven guidelines, which you must follow if you want your closure to last longer and be in great shape.

Is a Lace Closure for You?

So, installing raw Indian hair is straightforward if you follow the steps mentioned above. But it can be a bit challenging if you’re new. Investing your time and practice is the only way to get it done perfectly. Practice makes perfect.

Last but not least, never forget to choose the correct closure type and size. Additionally, taking good care of your closure is equally important because it ensures its beauty and lasts longer. So, take your time, follow our guidelines, and enjoy the beautiful, natural-looking closure.