How To Pluck, Customize, Prep, Install Your Frontal Wig Ft Curlyme Hair Collection

Welcome back to my channel in this video i'll, be installing a wig from curly me collection in this video i'll, be showing you guys how i plucked prepped the wig and installed it. The wig that i received is a 13x4 26 inch, 250 density, frontal wig. This is how the wig looks like after i bleached and customized. It continue watching to see the next steps on how i did this. So this is what the wig looks like after it's been bleached and the first thing that i'm gon na do is take out all the baby hairs that i'll be using to style it on my client after you've taken out all the baby hairs that you'll be Using the next step would be is to pull out all the hairs that are pre-plucked already. Now i'm going to use my explanation tweezer and pluck the natural hairline when you're plucking, the hairline, you want to make sure not to plug in the same area to avoid folding on the hairline and also making a hole in the lace. As you guys can see, the hair is pulling out pretty easy on this wig, so i did move around quickly when i was plucking the hairline. The next clip will show you guys the real speed of me actually plucking the hairline on a natural hair line. This part of the hair is a bit thinner than all the other parts of the hairline, so i am plucking this part a little bit more to make it thinner than all the other parts do after you've finished plucking your second layer you're, going to take all The hair that you pulled out in the beginning and push it back to see if your wig needs more plucking. Some wigs may need more plucking than other wigs, but for this wig, all i needed was two layers of plucking behind the hairline. So after i did all that, i'm going to take out another very thin layer at the very beginning of the hairline, where the edges is and then pluck behind that once more just to make it more natural once you've done that step. The plucking of the hairline is done and you should have a natural hair line. The little fines here that you took out at the front. You can push that back and your hairline will be complete. Now i'm going to move on to hot comb in the hairline to prep it for install, i blow dry, the wig until it was dry and now i'm going to use my hot comb and wax stick to hot comb. The hairline in place. The first thing that i'm going to do is take a layer of hair up in the back of the frontal to cover all the tracks. Now i'm using the hot comb to lay all the baby hairs flat on the wig after i've laid all the baby hair is flat. I'M going to use the wax stick applied to the hairline and comb all the hairs in place. The hairstyle that i'll be doing in this video is a free part flip over method. So i didn't mold any part in place. I left it just how it is so my client can move it to her liking. This is the outcome of the customization for this install. Let me know if you guys have any questions and now i'm going to get started with the install process. I already placed the ball cap on my client's head. So when the glue is completely dried, i will be using number 15 in ruby, kiss green foundation once you've applied all the makeup that you need, you can cut all the cap books that you won't be using. This is what the wig looks like on my client's head. I already applied the same makeup that i used on the ball cap inside of the wig. So now i'm gon na use the same makeup again and make a dotted line across the hairline. So i can know where to apply the glue once you've made the dotted line. You can lift the wig up and clean up the area where you'll be applying the glue before applying your first layer of glue, as you guys can see all the baby hairs that i took out when i was customizing. The wig do match up with my clients. Hairline, if it doesn't end up matching up with your client's hairline, you can always move the baby hairs around and it'll most likely be the sideburns that you take out. So you can just pull hair down or up and plug any hair out that you'll be needing to make it look more natural, even though the wig is already glued down. You can still see the white line from the cap underneath the wig. So after i cut off all the lace, i will be applying makeup on top of the lace and melting it with my even spray to get rid of the white line for the baby hairs on this install, i will be doing some swirls so for the two Side burns and the middle baby hair. I did cut it a little bit longer towards the end, so it can be a full swirl to suit the baby. Here, as i am using godspeed, glue, gel and cream of nature, mousse once you've styled all the baby hairs. You can apply about six wrap strips on top to let the baby hairs dry. Now that the baby hairs are completely dried, i'm going to use my bio silk and apply it to the hairline before hot combing. This is what the baby hairs look like after they have been fluffed out, but since my client is going on vacation, we did use some got to be glued gel to keep the baby hairs down, so they can last longer. This is the end of the video. Continue watching for more clips of the finished look and comment below, if you guys have any questions, i hope you guys enjoyed watching you.