How To Customize A Lace Frontal & Slay Your Baby Hairs

So I put a spoonful of bleach and powder into my mixing bowl and now I'm just adding in developer, so I'm just mixing it mixing it mixing it in there's no exact ratio. But what I want is a toothpaste consistency, so I'm just going to keep adding product mixing that in until I find my perfect resistancy. So I'm just continuing to add product until I found my perfect consistency, which is that nice and smooth so now, I'm just going to sort of dab it on the lace, so I'm not pressing it in I'm dabbing it on the outside and I'm sort of spreading. It try not to press it in just be as light-handed as you can and I've spent this part up, because I thought was quite repeted. But if you feel like you need a more detailed section, then please comment and let me know - and I will do one can so I left the developer on for about ten minutes and then I wash it out so once the bleach hits the water. The chemical reaction stops, so don't worry if it gets a bit messy in there and make sure you just rinse it all off and you rinse it well so now, I'm just going to wash my lace way of Herbal Essences and yeah. Give it a good good, good, good good good wash. Am I going to condition it with my hair, the licensors, conditioner, coconut, moisture and we'll add there you have your not that are under 50. So what I like to do is section my lace into six part, because it makes it easier it's organized and yeah. I can see what I'm doing so. Why do I take a section - and I don't start plucking at the hairline, it's behind the hairline and I would recommend you start taking one hair at a time one here, a time in a few places, one hair at a time, one hair at time, a few Random spots and just repeat, take your time do not rush, because you will go over that section again and you do not want a bald spot, because when you get that problems so now, I'm just taking a section going downwards and I'm still really small. So one two hairs at a time in different spots. So now I'm going to go closer to the hairline and I'm plucking sort of parts of the front of the hairline, because my hairline is not as straight as you can see, I'm taking a few hairs away. Few hairs just be careful here. I would recommend you take one here, a time from the front and then move back, I'm behind the hammer and I'm just taking another section and I'm plucking away so remember to pull the hair as you're plucking, because it just helps to guide the hair out. I guess, and as you can see now, it's getting sort of lighter there and that's what we want because and we want it to look realistic and we don't want any thick harsh, looking hair line by the way guys. This lace, frontal is from that Alena HB collection, and it is a 16 inch. Periphery embody way in frontal, remember to always start behind the hairline guys and then will make your way forward and just take time to look at your work. You do not want to over plug, so this is the method that I use. I like it because it stops you from over blacking it's organized, although you're plucking along a line, remember you're doing it randomly, so the hairline will still look natural and amazing. So now we're on to the other side. I'Ve completely sped up this section, but if you guys have any questions about what I did only anything terrifying. Please leave a comment down below so remember to comb out the hair as you're doing the customization, because then we can get rid of all the excess hair. So when you are plucking their hair from your hairline be very careful in take your time. The reason why I've done this is to make a fair line, look more natural, so my hair line has natural grooves in it. So I'm trying to imitate that now to cover our loveliness. We need to create baby hairs, so what I've just done is I've sprayed some water onto my lace and in form of a bottle and I'm just bringing small sections of the hair forward. So now I'm just going to take a razor comb and cut down my baby hairs and I'm doing it in a downwards motion and there's no trick to this. It'S just to take your time and try not to cut too small when you've cut some of the baby hairs, and you know where there is enough or not so here I decided that I wanted more baby hairs, so I reworked the front of the hair which The whole time I'm just going to gently take the razor comb down again. The razor comb is good to use rather than scissors, because it doesn't need you a sharp jagged. Look. It coming gives you that natural look so I'm just spraying more water and the hair. I'M just going to use the water to set my baby hairs. I don't like to use mousse because it gives you a buildup, so yeah, I'm bringing the baby has forward, I'm sort of guiding them and when it dries, it stays like that so yeah autism. So now all that's left is to just cut the excess place. So when I'm cutting, I don't quite a straight line. I kind of got a bit ziggy-zaggy because I find it helps me to lay my frontal beretta and I leave a very, very small amount of lace on the frontal, but don't cut it all off, because it also helps to apply your frontal on easier. So just take your time and make your way around, I will put the link for how I install my frontal down below thanks for watching guys. Please comment please like please share please subscribe and I hope you enjoyed it. Thank you.