Customizing My Lace Using Nair ?! | Low Hairline Frontal Hack Ft. Ali Grace Hair

Ah, my bag, but I mean it's too, like I have a low hairline. So what I'm going to be using is the Nair to customize my lace now what I'm gon na do. First, I'm gon na put the wig on and then I'm going to just part out the hair, how much hair I need to take off the leaves before I actually put the net on alright job. So now that I have my wig fitting on my head, I'm just making sure that the placement is correct and I'm making sure that it's where I want it to be. When I go to install it, that's why I made sure that my ball cap was nice and neat underneath so that I could be able to really see through the lace um of the wig. Now all I'm doing is taking a rat tail comb and I'm using that to just section out the hair that I want to remove with the Nair now um. This is a little bit time-consuming, so I did kind of like cut out a few clips cuz. It really was like time-consuming, because once you take off that hair is no coming back, so I wanted to make sure like I was not making any mistakes at all. So those probably took me like a little over 20 25 minutes. Maybe I'm not sure, but it was you know it was really intense. Okay, cuz, like I said once the hair is going. It'S a no coming back so make sure you take your time and your patient when you do this because girl like girl, once it's going, it's gone. Okay, so that's all I'm doing! I'M just sectioning out the hair that I'm gon na take off later on. In the video hair pulled out where I'm going to I'm, I'm just gon na, take it off now and then I'm gon na put it on my mannequin head yay on to the fun part. So now I'm basically just gon na pin my wig on to my styrofoam mannequin head now. If you don't have a styrofoam mannequin head and you say you have like the regular canvas head, so you don't make the wigs on it stuff like that. Just put a plastic bag over it, because then you say something as we know near stakes like the smell of Nair likes for some reason. That'S all hard smell to get to get rid of so make sure you like either put a plastic bag over your mannequin head or something because that stuff. That'S, I don't know it's just wrong. Okay, so that's the Nana I'm gon na be using. You could, to be honest, it doesn't even really have to be there. It could be any hair removal like you can use V or Sally Hansen or any hair removal like it really doesn't matter, but this part is pretty self-explanatory. I'M just gon na basically apply the narrow into the sections of hair. That are, you know, clipped off now. One thing I do want to mention is this: stuff is pretty runny so make sure you kind of tilt your mannequin head forward, because you don't want it to run onto the rest of the hair and you end up taking off extra hair than what you needed. So be careful with that, but other than that this is pretty self-explanatory, so I'm not gon na do too much talking, and I will see you guys later on in the video with my commentary. Okay, so now I went once to the fun part, the pulling part, the best part, the part y'all came to see now, as you can see, I'm struggling to pull that out, which should've told me destiny, let it sit a little bit longer, but I was so Impatient I was dying to do this that I was kind of ignoring with the obvious thing to do was, which was let it sit a little bit longer but um when the hair, like, as you can see, you see how that part killing came clean out. That'S how the rest of the air should have came out because of the hair diagram. Did it that's how her it came out. It came like clean out like she didn't, really have to like tug on it, but um. Overall, let me tell you something: this takes customization to all another level because baby, like I probably would be doing this more often, especially with my friend tools, because you don't need to do this with like a four by four or five by five, because, typically that's Not where your low part of your hairline it you know it doesn't reach that far, so I won't need to be doing that for like closures, but for friends whose baby, definitely, I definitely will be doing this now, as you can see, I'm basically applying a little Bit more than air, because those stubborn pieces didn't want to come out. You know just let it sit a little bit longer before I. Finally, you know was able to get all the hair removed from the lace okay guys. So this is our least turn hopes. As you can see, it is pushed back, and it's fitting to my hairline. Now all I'm gon na do is pluck it, of course, before I sold it now. The only thing I can say is: if you are deciding to use this, if you have like a low hairline like I do, you might want to get a 13 by 6 front, so instead of a 13 by 4, because when it pushes back your hairline, of Course that takes away up parting space, so my parting space is like. I really don't have that much parting space, so the next time. I do try. This I'll, probably use a 13 by 6 front so instead of the 13 by 4. Just so that I will still have a good amount of parting space now I'm going to install this unit. So if you want to see that stay tuned for part 2