Styling Lace Frontal Wig *2019*

Hi everyone welcome back to my channel. My name is Kiana and it's a day I will be showing you all how to you know, go from a hairstyle that you've had for a week to change it to something completely different without having to take your hair out. Put it back in and do a different style. This would only work if you have like a lace front sole or maybe even a lace closure. So right here, I'm just showing you. This is my hair and how I had it - and here this is me - changing it, just a little quick top nut with the back down. If you all like what you see and you're more interested on how I got this look just continue to watch. As I said, welcome to my channel, I am Kiana. So here are the utensils that you're going to need some gots to be freeze spray. Some combs you're gon na need some twisties hair ties, whatever you call them some oil just for the flyaways and just to keep your hair into place, some most for your baby hair just so that they stay, and it's not that hard crunchy. Look that gel can give some mousse that's what's gon na help, you make your part and to clean up your parts and make sure that everything is all styled properly and then, of course, your curling wand. So just freshen, your curls and Clips the clip your hair out the way also a brush, almost forgot what I needed. So let's get started. So, as I said, this is just a quick hairstyle just to change it so that I don't have to take my hair out and do it all over again. It'S just getting a longer wear out of your out of your frontal. While you have it install it's not just set to be for one part or, however, your stylist does it, but right now, I'm just trying to figure out what I want to do. You can see it's almost time for it to come out. It started to lift on the sides, but it still looks good. It still looks like scalp, okay, so I'm just parting trying to find out how I want my parts so that I can put the hair up and select a bun and, as you see it gives like a real scalp appearance. Nothing has been altered. There'S no filter! This is truly what it looks like, and the only thing that I have is like a light just to give me a better lighting, but everything else. It'S it's natural look. There is no add it features nothing. It looks literally like it's wrong for my scalp. There is like a white glare that it's giving off and it's probably because I put hairspray there, but you get the picture. We all know that lace frontals are not growing from our scalp, but we have to get it as realistic as possible. So I'm just as I said, parting, the back of it, making sure that I have my part. It'S far back, you want to make sure that you're not exploding or excuse me you're, not disclosing any of your tracks in the back, because that's the no known somebody will clock you yeah see it's still lifting, but it's whatever and the front is gon na lift Too, but it's fine, like I said it's time for me to take it out and I'm just trying to prolong it by finding a different hairstyle it's been in for about a week so yeah. This is what it looks like after a week. It'S still there. I can still probably wear it for another week, but it is starting to live. The glue is starting to get old, but yep just combing everything see, I told you it's gon na live but whatever but yeah, I'm just combing everything brushing it getting everything sorted out. Making sure I like it and making sure that everything is covered up, as you can see the if you wear your hair or your friends, will you know in a specific part for so long? The part is almost like there, even if you shampoo it conditioned it. What may have you that part is going to be defined, because if your stylist went through the process and actually like squeezed, it is going to be defined. So you just kind of have to make sure that, when you're wearing your hair up that you're brushing everything back to at least hide it, so that you're not giving away that you at one point had a specific part yep. So I'm still trying to part figure everything out making sure it's even on both sides. It'S actually harder than what you think doing it. I'M recording or most of my videos are recorded on my cell phone because I have an iPhone 10 and it just produces the better quality than going out and investing in five $ 600 camera, but that's not important, but yeah. It'S kind of hard. Looking in the camera trying to do this, so I had to make sure that the part was right. I'M satisfied with the part I'm just like I told you. I had my hair in the middle part for so long. That is almost like it's being stubborn and don't want to go away, but nevertheless, if you take some like foam, some type of moves, something that's wet and you put it on your hair. It'S probably it's more than likely going to remove the part, or at least conceal it. So you're wanting to make sure like I said that this style is even you're wanting to make sure that the back of it is covered you're not having any type of exposed tracks. If the wind blows the wrong way, you're wanting to make sure that nothing is exposed, because it's people be looking and they may not say it see your face, but I'm here to tell you they see it and they will be laughing behind your back. But I'm here to save the day and reminds you that you should make sure that the back of your hair is covered up. I am tired. It'S a tiring process, doing your own hair, because you have to put your hair, your arms and specific positions versus doing a client where it's a little bit more comfortable. But it is what it is so now I'm about to actually start putting the hair in a ponytail, as you can see like. I said, I'm pulling hair from the back just to make sure that the tracks are covered and that it's a smooth transition from. Like my ponytail all the way to the back, and here we go that sides still lifting just getting on my nerves, it just will not stay down but, like I said it's been in for like um about a week a week and a half something like that. So it's like, I said it's still in pretty good condition. I would just take like some glue on like a I apply, my glue with uh with tweezers, so I would take like the tweezers, the back of it, and I would just stick it under there and tack it back down for like another week or two, but Ultimately, it's on my head, it's not going anywhere and if you want to know what type of glue I use it is goes fine. But now I have my ponytail and I'm just brushing everything back. You can honestly leave it like this. Just don't leave a hair in the front of your head like that um, but yeah. You could actually leave it just like that, it's cute, but it's just that the curls are like a day old and I'm a perfectionist. So I'm going to probably well. I am going to curl it over, but yeah. It looks really good. It looks so natural. I love this hair. The hair came from a company called Tinashe hair i'll leave their information in the description box at the bottom, but I'm taking some mousse and I'm about to start carving out my baby hairs. They have already kind of been in place, but as the days go on they kind of start, you know doing what it wants to do, so, I'm just giving it some more its height like more product, so that it can be more uniforms. But, like I said you could honestly leave it like this. That'S a real cute hairstyle is one of my favorites outside of the top night, but I'm just whipping the hair into the baby hairs into the hair, making sure everything is uniform. Like I said, this process was really hard. I'M trying to do it while staring into the the little iPhone camera. If you all have iPhones, then you know what I'm saying it's kind of hard like trying to record yourself doing your hair and the iPhone wait. I got the job done, it's it's good for what I need it for, as you can see like I said, the front still looks really natural. It'S not overly plucked, it's not a lot of baby hairs. It looks like a little relaxer, so this is just me showing you that you could let you two leave it like that, but, like I said, the purpose of this style was to show you how I do like my top knots and yeah. So I'm wrapping the hair around forming my bun people have different methods of how they do the bun. Some people add hair. Some people don't, but I'm okay with my bun being small, I feel like hair is meant to have fun. You don't have to have it perfect, it's just a way of expressing yourself to be completely honest. So, however, you do your bun just put little button up there get it secure. I only use a hair tie. I don't put hair pins because I don't want it to penetrate the the frontal and then I have holes in my frontal, I try to keep the longevity of my front tooth in fact, because it's an investment front wheels are expensive, as we all know, so, whatever You got to do to keep it for as long as you can please do but yeah I don't put bobby pins and my front sole or anything of that sort. Now, I'm about to just start the styling. The hair is all in my face. Now I'm going to start the styling, I didn't mess the baby here back up so now i have to resub it, but because of the product that i use, it's not anything. That'S too heavy. It'S just the right amount of products. It just went right back into place like I never moved it. So as I'm showing you all the hairline, how natural again that it looks, I probably could put like some more makeup in it to conceal like where it's a little shiny, but I wasn't going anywhere. It was just for the purpose of this video, so now this is how you kind of further define your part, because, as we know, this is not yours - it's not growing from your scalp, so you have to do a lot of work to make it look real. So I'm taking the back of the curling wands barrel and I'm just further defining my parts like where the sides are just to make sure that it's still pulling off like a realistic look. You'Re, probably gon na see me do this multiple times, because I try to be a perfectionist. I don't like when people are just staring at you or looking at your hair, trying to determine if it's real or not. So I just try to make sure that everything is in place. Uniform everything is covered, so I'm just brushing the hair out now, I'm about to begin curling. This is the same technique that I did in my previous video you're just going to separate the two pieces in the back or two sides in the back divide. It take one section, clip it away and then you're going to proceed with it. Detangle in the hair, like I said you do this to ensure that the the heat is distributed properly throughout the hair. If you do not detangle your hair you're going to find out when you unravel or release the curl, some of it is curled. Some of it is not so making sure that you detangle your hair each time you use it whether that's what your fingers or comb is going to ensure that the heat is distributed properly and you get the curl that you like. So now, I'm just I don't. Even know what I'm singing uh-huh, I think I was listening to medicine or something like that. But anyway, I'm just curling the back of my hair. Getting it styled so just continue to watch the video I'm going to actually just let you all watch me curl, my hair. There really isn't that much after that and I'll come back once I'm done curling. I just like to say I dislike you, you so, as you can see, I am done styling, my hair, I'm just doing some last-minute touches, I'm taking some guts debris, free spray and just spraying it on my hair so that the curls can last I am taking My wide tooth comb and I'm combing out the curls bluffing them out, put placing everything how I like it yeah. So this is about a week after initially installing my hair, I'm stay tuned. That video is going to come. I'M going to show you all how to take out your weave and how to reinstall your wig, but I'm just showing you the back right here. If you all have any other questions, just reach out to me remember to subscribe. Tell a friends make sure you like comment and again share my video so stay tuned for my uninstall reinstall video of my lace, wig yeah. I think you are for watching you