All About My Kinky Straight Lace Frontal!

You know some youtubers be talking about their lace panel and they don't be shown with the lace frontal itself like up close and personal welcome, y'all. What is this.what frontal? Okay? Can you see it? Can you see it yeah? So I promise you guys some information on this frontal that I have on with this hair. Now, as a recap, this remember that this hair is the kinky blown out straight from her given hair. I use two bundles of 18 inch for the majority of the hair and in the front, is my lace: frontal yeah yeah. So let me just get down to the street to the facts. I got this roll until this lace, frontal from Ally Xpress. I'M gon na put the information for the vendor that I got it from right here, and this is a kinky straight texture in a Brazilian texture. So this texture is actually slightly um slightly silkier. They have the rest of it. But, honestly, when you look up you can't you can't really tell at all. I just know because I can feel like it. You can only really feel the difference. You can't really see the difference now. Another thing that you get that I know it, what is different from this, the frontal hair versus the main hair is that it holds a curl. Like I told you in my last video that the rest of the hair doesn't really hold curl. However, like the front is like kicking on all day, like it stays like late okay, I did not make a video on how I customized this lace frontal, because this is my first time I ever did it. I don't want to make a video and telling y'all how to do it and y'all turn around be like Natalie. What is this mess like? This is what this is hot mess anyway, let me tell you what I am going to do in the future. What I've learned from this experience? I hope we help you guys out in your future lace, customization stuff. The first thing that I think is very important, and one thing that I route I would should have done, is actually make a layout of my actual edges. Now hear me out, many people just take the frontal, as is when they get in the store, and they just thin out the edges that doesn't customize it to your own natural dips and curves in real wig, making what they actually do. They'Ll put saran wrap around your head and then they'll take a permanent marker and they will outline where your edges are so from there. You take the customized edges and trace it onto a piece of paper, and that is your starting base. You can put that base onto your wig head and then on top of that, your lace frontal and therefore you can customize your frontal edges to your exact dips and curves of your natural hair. And let me show you what I mean by that. So this frontal - actually it does not - I should have had this front - will come down a little bit like this, because this right here is me: that's like the start of a braid right there, okay um, so I took the natural hair that the edge of this Lace, frontal, as is I didn't, do anything to it. When I should have done is, I should have had it dipped down and then come around just like that, and one thing about customizing your lace front and what helps make it a lot more natural is the thinning of where you actually part your hair. So, as you can see, I took where my temples are my natural temple and I made like a v-shape just like this, and from there I've made that area a little bit thinner than the actual part. Now, I'm not about that super straight part. I'M at I like the natural s. Looking like slightly balding, look, not super balding, because family y'all be I'm sorry. Let me not generalize it, but you know some people like have their like their lace, frontal going from here to here going bald and then it's like take all the way back and just know. Just don't do that and then from there you could create some baby hairs from there ec and the baby hairs. I don't slicked down. Oh my gosh, you guys, please do not slicked down the baby. Let'S just take a moment of silence for these baby hairs that be slicked down and be looking hot. Please, please don't slick down the baby hairs if it just does not look natural like it does not look natural, it looks better if you have just the baby hairs just like this, and you could kind of just brush them just brush them in the area. I just keep it know, just hide it create a nice little shadow, you know effect and then you got that lace all hidden and stuff like that's all. You got to do okay, so please just do not sleep on baby hair, sound custom, y'all! I don't look natural, I'm just trying to keep it real now. Okay, limit lace is very important. Make sure that you get the correct color and even if you do get a color that is somewhat closer to text a skin color, but it tense is maybe too light or is like kind of grayish like pale. Then tint, your lace do not just put on your hit on your Scott, because when I look like them like it, that's like the biggest telltale sign. Usually when you have that line of demarcation, it's not necess. It'S too pale for your skin color. So you need to you, need tint it and make it a little bit more warmer, so it blends in a little bit more naturally anyways. Those are some tips that I've learned from this recent lace. Frontal experience, so I'm pleasantly pleased with the outcome of this wig. I spent maybe like a whole day of it. I took out a lot of dollar hair like a lot of hair off of this thing, and that's one thing just don't be afraid to to customize it to take off hair. Just be patient, don't pull up the lace just I use my tweezers just be. You know just be gentle and patient and always try it on a tip put it on. Take it off, see see as you go, so I hope that these tips help you. Thank you guys so much for watching, and I will see you next. Video hi