How To: Install Lace Frontal Wig | Beginner Friendly! | Carine Toni

And now i'm dressed in black, hey guys, welcome back to my channel. If you're interested in watching me install and melt this 30 inch long, 200 density, 13x6 lace, front wig from tony boutique, then stay tuned. So, first i'm going to start by taking my iman second to none cream to powder foundation which matches my skin tone and i'm gon na put that on the lace on the inside of the wig. As you can see, i have covered it really well with that foundation, so i go ahead and put a nude wig cap on and i adjust the straps of the wig and then i just pop it on my head making sure the lace is lined up. Well, i'm going to be using ghost bond supreme as my adhesive. Oh my gosh guys, you guys are going to have to excuse my five head. You know i'm east african, our foreheads really be full heading. Okay, you know how that go. Then i use a rat tail comb to smoothen that ghostbond out i like to do like three layers of ghostbun for that extra hold. I usually like to let the ghost bond air dry, but i got a little impatient and used to my hair dryer. So once the ghostbun looks clear, i carefully stick the lace on then i use a rat tail comb to press the lace into the ghost bond. As you can see, i cut the extra lace into sections just up to an inch away from the hairline. Then i proceeded to cut the extra lace covering my ears off so that the lace lays well around my ear. I would suggest doing this before you glue down the wig, just measure it out and cut the extra lace off and make sure the rest of my hair is clipped back. While i cut the extra lace off as well, then i cut off the rest of the excess lace section by section i do not cut in a straight line. I try to quite drag it. As you can see, i used an eyebrow, razor and hesses to do this is then i go in with my ghost bond and touch up any lace that did not glue down and again i go in with my rat tail crimp pressing down the lace. So then, i have another good look at the lace and go in with my scissors to make sure there are no extra bits of lace, sticking up. Okay. So once i'm happy with that, i start to section out baby hairs. I feel like this part is really personal preference. I opted just for side, baby hairs and none in the middle foreign. Here i just go ahead and cut the baby hairs at a slanted angle. I don't cut them too short, because, as i'm styling them, i can cut them shorter. If i want, then i take my ors olive oil mousse and i just thought soup swoops, swooping them babies and i trim them if they look too long. So i really just play with it for a while till i get my desired look, then i take my ebb and wonder lace bond and i just spray some on the edge of the lace to really help melt that lace. You know. Next, i tie an elastic band around the edges and leave that to set for a few minutes after i take off the elastic band. I just go in with some contour that really helps bring everything together nicely. Once again, i hop on the wig out and i make sure the hair is laying nice and flat. I had already straightened the wig earlier. You guys take those off. I also go in with the carrot care wax thick to get rid of any flyaware hairs and finally, i take the l'oreal magic retouch in black and cover my middle part with my rat tail comb and i spray over the top of the hair. This is going to make the pattern look more prominent and that's it for the installation. The wig is laid honey. If i do say so myself, there is something about a black long straight bust down. Wig. Honestly, this thing is like butter. Everything is just smooth. Look at it, okay, guys! So please check out my other videos, because i also have videos on how to customize a wig, because this wig did not come like this. I will also leave the details of the wig in the description so be sure to check that out and that's it for this video guys. Let me know what you guys think in the comments. Thank you so much for watching, and i hope you enjoyed this video and i'll see you guys in my next one