How To Customize Your Lace Frontal ! Like A Pro ! | Updated -Very Detailed

I love what is up so I am back with another video today and today this will be a how to customize your lace frontal. So I get a lot of questions on how to customize and how to tweeze properly how to pluck the hairline properly so that it looks very natural and I'm gon na be showing you get that got that today. I can't talk. It'S been a minute um, so I am just combing the hair back to show you guys what I see. So this frontal is already pre plucked, but you guys can see that harsh line where, as like a buildup of hair like right there, it's just like yeah the front is pretty tweezed and then boom. You got that it's not like a clean transformation. It'S just nice and tweeze and then hair. We don't want that, so we want to remove all of that hair and have it look very natural. So what I like to do is part out the part that is already plucked and then I kind of pluck behind the hairline. So I just part out that area throughout the whole frontal. Another thing guys this hair is from long key hair. They are very affordable and this is their Cambodian curly. I really love this hair. I love the texture of it. It feels amazing. The front slit was very good and very easy to work with which I really appreciate and, as you guys can see, it came pre plucked. So this is a 20 inch. Frontal 18 inch, bundles and eight went no, I'm lying. It'S an 18 inch bundle a 20 in the 22, so I just parted out the plucks hairline pieces first and then just brought it towards the front, and then I like to pluck with when my hair is already wet. It makes it easier and then having that comb allows you to see properly how well the hair is actually being plucked instead of it looking crazy while you're doing it. So I'm just using regular tweezers. They look busted because that's because I use them for everything and I've had this tweezer for a very long time. You can get this at the hair store. I know they have plenty of different tweezers, but these are the ones that I like to use. So, as you guys can see, I start by plucking at the hairline, so I go super close to the roots of the hair and then I just pluck from there first and I don't stay in one spot. I might do three or four plucks in that spot and then I'll move on to the next spot. So I kind of go from left to right left to right left to right, and I go pretty fast, because if I was to go slow, then I'm pretty sure I'm gon na be gripping up way more hair than I want so going faster. Allows me to kind of keep that like tempo of going left to right and not plucking in the same area, so I'm just holding the front hairline pretty taut and then I'm literally just doing the front of the hairline. So while I'm doing this, I'm using the back of my hand to kind of pull the hair back so that I can see you know how well it's looking and then using that comb. It'S like key! So then I will go in and part out another section and then pluck behind that part if it still looks a bit thick to me I'll just continue to do that. So I just repeat the same technique. I start at the root of the hair and I pretty much just go left to right left to right and I'm just being careful that I don't pluck too much so this next step I like to do I like to pluck the hair that is already out. So this is the pre plucked part and the part that I've already plucked before I like to hold it taut real, tight and then I'll just go in with my tweezer and just pluck any areas that I see the hair looks too thick. I want it to look very natural, so, as you guys can see it's looking ten times better and then I'll just go back in and pluck behind the hairline and using that comb. Guys is key, because once you are done plucking once you comb out that hair. That you had, it will look more seamless and you can be able to tell how it's going and how it's looking. So then, I like to pluck like halfway like maybe two inches from the actual root of the hair, so that it can like take out any weight in between the hair. Because not all of the way is at the hairline and as you guys can see, it looks bob like it's looks super natural, and that is exactly what we're going for and then you don't have to do this. But I like to do this as well. I'Ll brush all the hair back and then just start plucking just to remove any more excess weight that I may have missed, and this is like the completed finished product and, as you guys can see, the front looks very different from that side. It'S super thick. Very you know: look like a lot of hair when it doesn't look very natural, so we're gon na complete the same steps on this side and I'm showing you guys so that you know you can get the hang of it. So again I like to comb the hair straight back and I like to hold it in my hand, while I'm doing this so that I can comb the hair as I'm tweezing again, if you don't comb the hair, it's like all that build-up hair that you have Been plucking out is staying at the hairline, so you may or may not get that look while you're going. So you think you have more to pluck and you really don't so that's why the comb is very good to use. So, as you guys can see, I'm gon na go behind that part as well, and I'm gon na pluck from the root again and just go and left to right left to right using that comb. Seeing the areas that are missed going back in and then I'm gon na start about an inch or two inch away from the root and just take out any weight that we have in the frontal, and this part is perfect for when you are parting, your frontal. So that your front of your hairline doesn't look super good and then you part it and then it's like super thick. So that's why I do that and then I just hold the front of the hair very taut, and I just pluck down so that I can remove any way out of that and, as you guys can see there, we have it. It looks amazing compared to that lower half that we did not touch, and then I completed that side and it looks ten times better than it did before, and here's the other side, I'm just wetting it with water and then we're just gon na repeat the same Steps on this side as well also guys the nuts on this frontal is already bleached. I bleached them before. I did this video if you guys want a in-depth tutorial on how to properly bleach your nuts to where you know you don't get the bleach on the hair. To let me know, I can definitely make a video like that, for you guys anything else with the hair tutorials. Just let me know, leave a comment down below and I'll definitely look into that. But as you guys can see, we kind of want that zig-zag pattern of the hair line, because nobody's hair line is straight across like no one, absolutely not it's not natural at all. So, as you guys can see that looks so good. Oh, my gosh, and all of that came out of the hair, don't be afraid to pluck, but also be mindful of how much you're plucking, because you definitely don't want any bald spots, and you definitely don't want to over pluck because once you over pluck there's no Coming back so just take your time and be mindful and just practice and I'm pretty sure you will get the hang of it. So I'm just blowing dry, the area that I sprayed water on and I'm showing you guys the parting. It looks very natural from any side. That'S what plucking like two inches from the hairline does for you and then I'm going on with my hot comb. You guys get you a hot comb. If you do not have one, I love this. I may need another one, but this gives me and I just burnt myself. This gives me that very slicked, back and natural look as well keeps the hair very flat and very natural-looking, and this just gives the frontal like a very natural touch, even with curly hair. Even though you're gon na wet it anyway hot comb, and it still does something to it - you guys see that, and also when you had Coleman kind of shows you how well it does look and how well how natural it looks as well. So do you guys see that it looks so so so so bad? It looks really good. So if you guys are interested in purchasing this hair then definitely check the description box down below. I have the link to this exact hair, for you guys that the hair texture of this hair is very beautiful, even though it was blown out, and I didn't really wet it out, insert pictures of how the hair looks wet or I may just do an updated Video on how to maintain curly hair so because the frontal was 20 inches in the rest of the hair was 18 in 20. I just went ahead and kind of lined up the frontal with the rest of the hair, and that's pretty much it you guys. This frontal is amazing, the hair is amazing, I love it and yeah, and I'm just putting it up to show you guys how versatile it looks and how natural it looks from any angle, and this is how the hair looks when I installed it on my client. It looks super natural that plucking came in clutch, ok, because this looks like her scalp all right. So, with all of that being said, thank you guys so much for watching this video and before we go today's motivational quote is: God is about to open doors that no man, no hater, no devil can shut, stop giving power to what was never in control. So with that being said, I would see you loves in my next video bye