Melt That Lace ! Step By Step 4X4 Lace Closure Install | Beginner Friendly| Iseehair

Hey y'all, so i'm gon na go straight into the video, so first things first, what i do is i apply. My bold hold active glue to my forehead before laying the lace down. I also wanted to let y'all know that before i started to record i did spray my lace with my lace tint. I used the even lace tint in the color medium brown, and i usually do that with all of my wigs before i start recording you want to start blow drying the glue until it's completely dry, which means no white glue residue left behind. So you want to make sure you pull that lace down, and you want that hairline to be directly right. On top of where you place that glue after placing that closure down we're just going to continue to blow dry, get that comb and just press that lace into the glue. So we know that it is fully glued down. So if you notice in my other videos, i usually have to make my middle part first and then i create my baby heads because i feel, like my middle part, really helps me to map out exactly where i want my baby hairs to be so now, i'm Pulling out my baby hairs and i would typically only pull out a little bit of baby hairs. Like honestly, i usually just pull out the sides, but this time i decided to just pull out a row of baby hairs, because i wanted to do like the the middle swoop do so with this process. You want to make sure that you are doing the zigzag motion and i feel, like the zigzag motion, really makes the lace look more natural instead of cutting it straight across. So that's what i'm doing here so i'm using a hot comb to basically straighten my baby hairs. Usually i would do this with curly, hair and um. I just feel like when i hot comb my baby hairs. It just makes the baby heads just a little bit more easier to manage so now it's time to take your wig band out and i'm just cutting the baby hairs out of my way, get your blow dryer out and apply that heat to that band. So you can get a more melted layer. Now, i'm going in with my luster swag stick to mold my hair down after you apply your wax stick. You want to go in with that hot comb and it really helps to lay down and just slick back those hairs slick back that hairline, and it just makes it look ten times better. So now i am going to cut my baby hairs. I usually cut right above my eyebrow and then sometimes, if i don't like it, that long i'll cut shorter, but that's initially, where i start at. When i cut my baby hairs, i'm taking my flat iron, you want a skinny or a smaller flat iron. When you're doing this process, please do not use a big flat iron. You will not get the same results, but i'm just curling it just to get that. Fluffy look and it also helps my baby hairs to flow in a certain direction as well. So with this whole process of me doing my baby hairs honestly, i don't know why, but i felt like my baby hairs would just i don't know it wasn't working with me, so you're really gon na just have to trust the process with these baby hairs, because You'Ll see later on in the video where it starts to look better, but i was just going through it with these baby hips. For some reason, when it comes to baby heads, i don't have a specific routine on how i do them they come out. However, they come out but um. It really is just a repetitive process. You just playing with the hair and molding it until you are satisfied with the results. So now i'm going back in and i'm just redefining my middle part making sure it just looks a little bit more neater up there. So i'm just going to keep combing it out and that's when i'm going to go in with my hot comb and just make it look more sleek flatten the top of my head down more because it is curly. So it'll just be a little bit more difficult to do so, but i'm just going to just keep going in with that, i'm using the tresemme extra hold mousse. I usually like to use tresemme for my curly hair. Their mousse, i feel like the mousse, is so good, but i'm just going to apply that mousse all across the hair, all throughout the hair, and i feel like i didn't - want to spray any water in my hair because i didn't want to go for that. Like wet type of look, so i feel like the mousse was like perfect for that. I absolutely loved the curl pattern to this hair. I felt like it was just so cute like the way the hair curled, but the curl pattern and the density of the hair was perfect and the hair did not shed and, of course, you cannot forget to define that middle part. I'M going in with my la girl pro concealer in the color fun and i'm just bringing that straight down across that middle part area. So i usually do this process like you're gon na see me take the end of my concealer brush and just rub it against the part, and i just do that to make the part just look a little bit more natural, because if you don't like blend in That concealer a little bit more like it just looked too noticeable for me going back in with my hot comb once again, and i just want to make sure the top of that lace is flattened down. I'M not sure if this was supposed to be the style of the wig, but it kind of looked like an asymmetrical ball like the front is longer than the back. I didn't really like the front being longer than the back, so i just went back in and i cut both sides evenly just to get that even bob look all across so here's the final results. I absolutely love the way it came out. This is a cute little curly bob look, the curls are popping, the hair did not shed the hair, is nice and full, and i love how the lace melted right in and it doesn't even look like a 4x4 like i feel like it could pass for a Frontal wig, you