You can create the redirect for your domain in your cPanel. In order to do it, perform the following actions:
1.Log into your cPanel.
2.Navigate to the Domains section and click on the Redirects option: 
3.Choose the type of redirect you would like to use for your domain:
NOTE: 301 redirects are permanent. They mean that the page has moved, and they request any search engine or user agent coming to the page to update the URL in their database. This is the most common type of redirect that people should use. If you set up 302 redirects, Google and other sites that determine popularity ratings assume that the link is eventually going to be removed. After all, it's a temporary redirect. So the new page doesn't have any of the link popularity associated with the old page. It has to generate that popularity on its own.
4.From a drop-down menu, choose the domain name you would like to redirect: 
If you want to redirect a single page or directory, you can use the text field following the drop-down menu and enter the name of the folder or file.
5.Enter the full URL of the page your domain will be redirecting to in the Redirects to field.
NOTE: You need to enter the protocol as well, e.g., http://, https:// 
6.Select if you want your domain to redirect with www. or not:

7.Check Wild Card Redirect if you would like all files in the current directory to be redirected to the same files names in the new directory.:
Example: If example.com redirects to example-test.com, then:

Click on the Add button in order to create the redirect.
This is it!
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