Shaved Lace 27 Piece Quick Weave | Simple | How To | Detailed

Hello, you guys this is miss felicia inspire here we are back again with another tutorial today, we're going to be doing a shade. Pixie stay tuned, okay, so i've already molded my client down and i've already put her cap on and the way you melt it down and put your cap on is the same, identical way that you would, if you are doing a frontal, except i'm only doing one Side, so you don't really have to worry about molding down the other side with the cap and it's going to save you some time as well, because you're going to be laying tracks on the other side. So all you're going to do is go ahead and trim the edges of the cap off where you're going to be laying your lace frontal, don't forget that if you haven't subscribed to my channel, make sure you go and subscribe, don't forget to hit the notification bell. So right here i'm going to be taking my lace, frontal and lining it up, making sure that i took enough of the cap off, and this is my way of making sure that i put the glue where it needs to be, and everything like that. So take your got to be spray and spray, the edges of the cap, and i blow dry it and when i do it like this, like it helps my makeup to stick a little bit better and it helps to flatten down the ends of the cap. So that they don't peel back - and this is all i do - um there's other ways of doing it - putting down a ball cap method, but this is the way that i do it like. I say: there's no right or wrong way. So just do it in a way, that's going to be comfortable for you, so right now i'm going to be getting my foundation and i like to use cream foundation because it goes on quicker. You can use powder, like i said, do whatever is comfortable for you. I use the ruby kisses on the level 16 and it comes with two different colors, okay, so the level 16 i use on most of my clients, it's like an ideal color and it goes with everybody's skin tone and sometimes i'll use deliver 15 as well, but Those two levels are pretty much: what you're gon na need for? Typically all your clients, because everybody pretty much have the same skin tone so yeah. This is all i'm doing. Taking my makeup brush and applying that makeup and coloring that bulk yeah now you're going to go in with your 91 alcohol and clean off the skin, this is to clean off all of the oils, because you already know you can't really have a long, lasting lace. If you have oil on the skin, so go in and take care of this before you even go further, because if you go ahead and do it now, you won't have to worry about any problems later now, you're ready to apply your lace glue. So i'm going to be applying my glue with a wood stick. This is more sanitary and you're able to dispose it after each of your clients, and it's not really gon na cost. You a whole lot of money. You can go to walmart and get like 50 or 100 for like two dollars, but this is what i apply my light screw with and it's been very effective since i started doing it so the lace glue that i'm using is bold, hold active reloaded and i'm Guessing that this is the latest glue that they have released, i've been using. Usually i use the evan platinum, but this glue is a lot thicker, so you really have to make sure when you're doing it to lay down the layers thin as possible, because you don't want it to pile up on you get white on you, so you can Try it since i've been using it. This is my second bottle that i've purchased since i've been using this glue, but i think that is very, very good. My clients have been getting long lasting hold out of it, so i don't have an issue with it. It'S not as thick as ghost bond i use ghostbum before, but ghostbun is probably the last glue that i will buy if there's nothing else to buy, but i don't have any issue with it, though, but i like this, i like the bolt hole in the product That i've tried from boto they have it very good. So i do you know, take my head off to bold hold. They do release great products so yeah. If you want to try it, you can get it off amazon if you can't find it at your local beauty, supply store, get it out for amazon. You guys, and it's only going to cost you around 23 to 25. Now, i'm getting ready to apply my lace frontal to the glue, just kind of make sure you line it up where it needs to be. For me, i'm going to start at the corner and i'm going to apply it. That way - and i won't be using this entire frontal for this style. So when you put it down, you can kind of press it in a little bit, but don't press it in too much and just put it on so that it doesn't lift and you're going to pull it a little bit tight so that it can lay down Flat and you won't have to worry about it - buckling i like to use my comb to kind of comb it back and to see how everything laying and you'll see that when you do this, it's not as hard as you may think. So, like i said, i'm not going to be using the entire frontal, so you're, going to part off where you're going to cut the frontal, and also this will be good for your clients, because they can use the other side for another style at another time. So they'll be able to use and get all of the use out of this frontal in more than one way - and i like to do this because i don't like to waste, because you guys know that these frontals aren't cheap, so you're going to make life a Little bit easier to just go ahead and cut this frontal and it's less work, but i do go ahead and bleach the entire funnel plucked in front entire frontal, because it is easier to do it when it's all in one piece so yeah. This is all you want to do you want to do just like normal. You want to sew it down, and this way you're able to get that full. Look on the other side when you cut it so right here, all you're going to do at this point is sew down this piece of lace. Sew it down, starting at the back, pull it a little bit tight so that it doesn't so that it doesn't buckle on you and do this all the way around. Don'T don't worry if you pull your thread through the glue? It'S okay just go ahead and continue sewing down the frontal piece so go ahead and cut out the back of the cap. Yes, the cap is going to be tan, but it's not going to show whenever you go in to lay down the rest of your tracks. You i am going to put my black wrapping paper on here, just to protect her hair and, like i said before, i go ahead and wrap the paper around the lace on the front to go ahead and melt it down some more so that you don't have To worry about going in later and have to melt it down some more this way, while you are laying down your tracks, you are melting all at the same time, and this is going to save you some time as well. The shorter pieces that i'm using today is from prestige, 28 piece and it is in a red box and all i'm going to do is do as normal she's going to be flat all the way around the back and all the way around the side. So all i want to do is lay down these tracks. If you want to see how i lay down 27 piece tracks, you can check out any of my other videos. I will make sure that i link them for you, so yeah just go ahead and begin. Laying down your 28 piece tracks now, i'm going to comb everything out because i'm done laying down my tracks, all you're going to do is make sure that everything is detangled. Now i'm going to be using my razor comb to shave this hair down and, like i said, i'm using the prestige 28 piece hair, any other 28 piece hair that you get is going to be thin. It'S not going to be as thick as your normal 27 piece hair why they make it this way. I don't have a clue, but i do know when you're using the 28 piece. It gives you more of a natural look and it's not as thick like. I said so, if you're looking for that natural natural look, then you can use your 28 piece if you're looking for a thicker look or if you're going to be um, doing something where you're going to be doing, freeze, curls or some curls curls, you can use Your 27 piece, but it's it's gon na all, boil down to your personal preference and what you like personally for me, um i like either one i can get the look that i'm looking for with either one. I find that the 28 piece um cut a little bit better, but it's easier for you to chop all the hair off if you're using the 28 piece, because if you're, not careful, you will chop that hair off in a minute but um. If you are a big beginner, you can start out with your 27 piece and then you can play with your 28 piece if you want to but um yeah, it's a difference, but not too big of a difference. But you can use this with anything, any style that you're going for um. I think that when you are doing this, i think if you are doing something like um some finger waves or something - and you don't want the hair to be really really thick 28 piece. Would be your go-to for that type of situation, but just go ahead and shave down that hair, i'm using the razor comb you can get this off amazon, your local beauty, supply store, is very inexpensive and get the job done. Make sure that when you are using these razzle cones, you get your disposable blades go ahead and take your trimmers and give it a nice taper again, you guys already know. I love my tea outliners. These are the best trimmers on the market, and this is what i have been using. So if you want to purchase your pair, you can go to sally's beauty. If you have your license, you can get a discount on these trimmers. If you have your retail license, you can go to a wholesaler and get them even cheaper, and if you don't have a license, you can go on amazon and purchase your trimmers to use so yeah go ahead and do that, and this will give your quick weave A better look, i just love the taper. You can have it where it's kind of not tapered it'll, give it like a kind of like a natural look. You don't really have to put the tape on it, but i think that the taper makes it look a little more spicy, but just take your time and do this, my trimmers are modified, so they do cut a little bit sharper. So be careful if you decide to modify your blades so yeah whenever you're using trimmers, they will dull out. I do a lot of weave and i do a lot of cutting, so i have to make sure that i you know, keep that in mind when i'm using my trimmers and i've already laid down most of my eight piece on the side, you're going to double Track and the hair that i'm using is the outro dewy eight inch, you guys, i can't explain it enough how good this hair is. If you have a client who don't know how to curl hair, you may want to use this on them, so i'm done laying out all my traps now it's time to trim back the lace on this. So what i like to do is cut it in the middle. To give me more control, i don't like to go in and cut the lace all in one piece i like to start in the middle, so i'm using my eyebrow archer, be careful so that you don't cut your client. I use a eyebrow archer to trim the lace bag so take your time and cut the lace off now you are going to go in and section and part where you want your parting to be and when you are doing this, make sure you leave enough hair To cover the track that you've laid for your bank area, now you're going to take your tweezers and tweeze out your parting area. This is going to help you get a clean part, so remove all of the hair in that parting area, so that, when you go in to put your foundation, it'll be clean and you won't have to worry about any hair in the way use your razor comb To shave down this hair cut, it don't cut it down too much, because if you do, then the hair will stick straight up and you don't want that because then it's all ruined and so you're going to cut it down. I say maybe an inch and a half. You can always take off. Remember that, but you can't add it back once it's cut, and here comes the infamous and jackie's foam wrap lotion. Y'All know i've been using aunt jackie for a while. Now and i love this foam wrap lotion, you see how it just slid back. Oh yes, girl and jackie did that when she did that honey, so yeah i'm going to be using the foam, wrap lotion to lay down this frontal and you can kind of lay it down how you want to cut off what needs to be cut off. If it's too much hair, just kind of trim it down with your razor but you're going to be putting this slicking the hair down and back to cover the tracks that you've laid in the back so go ahead and apply. Don'T you don't have to use too much a little bit goes a long way with this foam wrap lotion. Y'All you have to get you some of this phone wrap lotion like it's the bomb.com. You can get it from your local beauty supply store. You can get it off of amazon it. It'S only going to run you maybe nine to ten dollars, but it's well worth it. Okay and don't lift. So let me go ahead and mention this okay, this frontal did not come this thing in like this, i did tweeze it and i didn't show that process of me tweezing the frontal. So if you get a frontal okay make sure that you get one that's pre plucked, and nowadays you really don't have to worry about buying any that don't come float at all. I don't really even think they make them like that. No more! So get you a frontal that is pre float and you're going to have to pluck it thing like this. Okay, so i'm applying my foundation to the parting and y'all know. I mix my foundation with liquid cap to to make it stay in place. So yeah you're going to have to thin out this lace frontal so that it lay like this because some frontals are thicker than the other. So you have to make your own judgment and tweeze how much you need and don't take our day to do this. I'M slowing it up for you guys, but in reality you want to move a little bit swiftly, because i mean you don't want your lace to start lifting because you're moving slow, but this is a quick process. Um you want to whip it up, put everything in place, trim down everything and tie her up and put her under the dryer so that everything stay in place. So i'm trimming down her bang area so that i can go ahead and mow down that side with the rest of the hair. And i'm going to put my foam wrap lotion on it so that it blends with the 28 piece that i laid down in the back. Use your comb to distribute the um foam, wrap lotion. Okay, don't put too much because it'll take forever to dry and if you've been working with weave, you know when you apply product to weave it, take a long time to dry, so don't put too much on there because time is money. Okay, so you're going to put enough on there to get the job done. Like i said, a little bit goes a long way, you're going to get your black wrapping paper and you're going to tie it down. Make sure that you get these these the edges, um tied up, okay, and even if you have to cover their eyes and just cut it out, it is what it is. You got ta do what you got ta do i do apologize um. Some of my clips are missing. I don't know if i didn't record them or not, but um i took it out for under the dryer, i'm going to try to explain this so you're, going to get your trimmers and you're going to put the cut you're going to use the edge of the Trimmer to do this because the hair is molded down and you're dealing with the lace, so you're going to cut your um your lines. Okay, you're going to do this carefully because you don't want to cut the lace, and you have to remember that you did tweeze and so you're going to see right here. You have a little bit of thin spots, and all that is is where i have tweezed out the lace frontal in the beginning. But it's okay, because i'm going to show you how you clean that up and hide that so just go ahead and use the edge of your tremors and the thing about it is being that you laid um lace glue. Some of the hair is sticking, but it's okay, because you can go in and remove that. So i'm going to show you this process take your time and do it and i'm using my um razor to kind of thin it out a little bit more and clean. It up so here i'm taking my scissors and i'm cutting, see i'm cutting because the lace glue has the hair stuck so go in there and kind of get it out clean it up. So this is all you're doing so. I'M using my makeup brush and i'm using the temporary dye, see here. Okay, you're, going to paint in and fill in, paint it in there and fill it in. This is going to make a difference. So, if you've plucked out too much - and you have any areas that need to be filled in all you're going to do - is use your makeup brush to fill in those areas. And you will never even know that you made that mistake there and plucked out too much hair, as i always tell you, if there's a will does away so there's always a way to disguise any kind of imperfections here. So just take your time with this um, i don't expect you to get it on the first try but try to take your time and do this because listen if you mess this up, the whole hairstyle is ruined. Like i don't know what other thing you can do to try to disguise this if you mess it up to lock this in, i go in with my band head hard head and i spray it and lock everything in place then you're just going to blow dry. It and that's pretty much all you're going to do at this point now, i'm going to get my foundation and i'm applying it. Okay - and all this is going to do - is um kind of camouflage that lace, because it do have like a white um type tint to it. Okay and i'm going to do just like i did on the on the lines that i did before all i'm doing is lining it out so that she have a clean parting area. Don'T forget that if you like the content that i bring to the channel, please make sure that you go and subscribe to my youtube and don't forget to hit that notification bell so that you get all of my notifications. First again, i appreciate you guys so much for sitting this far and watching this video, please feel free to share and don't forget to comment as well. I do want to hear from you your feelings: okay, we're moving on to the side you're, going to clean up the side where her bang area will be, and again i'm using my t outliners to get the job done, go ahead and section out the hair so That it's not in your way, i'm using my one stroke, um ion flat irons they're one inch well, i did realize that i didn't cut on my flat irons, so i had to cut them back on and now i'm just going to um, let them heat up. So that i can move on with this process, don't forget that sometimes, when they're making the hair, they have the little strings in the hair so make sure that you get all of those strings out of the hair okay. So when you're doing these curls, all you're doing is curling them and i'm sorry that the angle isn't as good on this clip, but all i'm doing is curling that hair down, so that i can feather it and yeah. This is all you're gon na do, and this is your finished product. As you can see, everything is flowing really really nice. She has has a slight feather bang, not nothing too too much. She don't like a whole lot of maintenance and again i thank you guys for watching this video. You