No Glue/Sew! Invisible Lace Frontal Unit Install At Home!

Okay, I just want to go ahead and jump into the video, so the first thing that I like to do is make sure that my frontal is going to fit from ear to ear both sides, and I just like to do that before I start glowing anything Down and for this video for my adhesive, I'm going to be using the got to be glue. This is the blasting free spray and I like this stuff, but I wish I could be using the ghost brown glue because it actually does leave a shine. But that's all I had so I'm gon na go ahead and start by just spraying a small amount right before my hairline and, as you guys can see, I do have on a brown wig hat. The reason why I have one is Brown weekend is because it's the closest color to my scalp color and it's gon na make everything look more natural at the end. So I'm going to go ahead and take my blow dryer and I'm gon na constantly blow dry everywhere that I spray kind of like when you're applying eyelashes. You want to make sure that the glue gets nice and tacky before you lay any of your lace down, and this also helps keep your lace and your hair from getting glue on it and getting really messy. So, as you guys can see, this free spray is not the most easy thing to work with. Normally, when I'm doing this process, I just use a makeup brush and I pet it before my hair line with the spray on it, so that I don't make a mess, but for some reason in this video I did not do that. So I keep constantly wiping my skin just because I don't want it to get everywhere, but I still kind of ended up making a mess, but I'll get rid of all of that later. So, as you guys can see, I'm just spraying my hair line, I'm applying the glue and then placing the blow-dryer on a cool, steady and I'm just blow-drying my hair, and now you guys are gon na see me like really placing release into my head and it's My scalp and it's gon na start to blend really seamlessly okay, so a good tip is that when you're placing your lace and see your scalp, you want to make sure that you're not pressing any of the hair along with it. You want to try to make sure that you focus on just the lace, because if you get any of the hair caught up in the glue, it's gon na get really stiff and it's going to start flaking up and you're. Just gon na have a huge mess. So now I'm just going to constantly repeat the same steps over and over as I go along my hairline. Hopefully I explained it well enough for you guys to just follow along another thing that I want to mention is that you guys see my wig cap underneath and it's not gon na be moving, because I actually did glue it down as well. So that's something that I definitely recommend doing, because you don't want your wakeup suite moving around and yes, that's pretty much it. I hope you guys can. You know, follow along the rest of the video, and I hope that this was helpful. You okay. So I also want to mention that I don't know if you guys can tell, but as I'm applying my lace and so the glue I like to pull or tug a little bit on the frontal to make sure that everything is gon na be flush to my Scalp, you don't want any lumps or bumps or anything like that and another tip that I like to do when I'm apply my frontals is I not only applied glue underneath the frontal, but sometimes I will place a small amount on top of the lace as well. I'M not sure where, in this video I'll show you guys, but I'm gon na, take my makeup brush and I'm going to just place it on the top of my lace just so that it can be even more secure than it already is okay. So if you're like me - and you have like really thick or longer sideburns, the ear flaps are always going to be tricky, at least they are for me. So when I'm doing this part, I have to take like tweezers, and this is actually what I do grab my makeup brush and I apply the glue on top as well, but this whole ear flat part is, has been really hard for me to get down pact. I'M still working on it, but I think that I've gotten better and you just kind of have to customize your frontal to fit you. You can't always try to do the same thing that you see someone else doing, because not everybody has the same hairline. So here, you're gon na see me customizing my frontal a little bit, I'm gon na take a razor and I'm just going to trim off some of the excess hair to just give it more of a natural like sideburn look. Also, I forgot to mention. I do have an elastic band pulling from ear to ear on my frontal and that's really keeping my frontal in place and making sure that my ear flaps are gon na laid correctly and right. Here. I'M just going to add some more glue because sometimes I'm lazy and I don't feel like finishing off the whole ear flap, because I don't wear my hair in cells where you're going to see it anyway. But I just wanted to do this for the video okay. So now that everything is finally secured, I'm going to go ahead and try to get rid of some of that extra glue or free spring that got on my actual forehead, instead of just in the leaves. I really don't like what that looks, because it's going to make it look less natural. It'S gon na give a shine. It'S gon na look crusty and it's gon na just look a mess, so I really try to get rid of a lot of that right now. I'M starting on my baby hairs and my edges, but eventually I'm still gon na go back and finish getting all that glue up, because you just can't have a natural looking hair line with that. Will there so right now, I'm doing my edges about David Harris. If you guys want to actual detail video on how I do that, I will make for him, but I just couldn't get it all in this video, because I was really here all day doing this, because every time I install a fresh front. So I really take my time to figure out how I want my baby hairs to leave exactly, but, as you guys can see, I switched from two different edges brushes to a spoolie, because I just really try to perfect everything. So um, that's pretty much all that's! For this video, I hope that it was helpful for you guys, and I hope it was easy to follow if you want actual styling video for this wig stay still, because I do have one coming. Thank you guys so much for watching. I love you guys. So much and I will see you in my next video bye, guys