How I Install My Curly Lace Front Wig |Ft.Cynosure Hair| Beginner Friendly| Exclusively Jen|

Ladies welcome back to me to channel so today I'm gon na show you how I installed this 16 inch, curly wig, so yeah just keep watching. If you wan na know, I did it. So this is what the wig looks like straight from the box. Alright did already bleach and Huggy above the sides that I didn't do anything else. I'M just gon na go ahead. My foundation shade my skin color, because you can see it looks very right now, I'm just going in. I apply one layer using the car Tippecanoe and yes, I do put this on my edges, but I can assure you that I have not lost any of my edges, or at least I hope so, but yeah. This is what I do do so I can start including the front on top of that, so I have to let it air dry or blow-dry. Now you want to make sure it's tacky before you place your wig. On top of it, once you've placed a wig on top of your head, you wan na take a scarf or anything really and just start to lay the front foot down and make sure you get all the sides. Okay. So now I'm taking off my scarf! After have it off for a few minutes and as you can see, it looks a lot more like my skin color, at least more than I did before so after this, then I'm just gon na part it to my liking. I like to do my edges. I like to make sure I take off any excess glue, so to do that, I take rubbing alcohol, but you want to take too much. I also could make your frontal this, but just enough to take off the glue, I would normally use mousse to lay my edges down, but since I didn't have any at the time, I'm just gon na be using regular gel so now onto the baby. Here is I just take any comb that I have in my house and I just grab a thin layer of hair because you don't try just to look too bulky so cut the baby hairs. I just like to go in with a regular razor and I cut downwards at an angle. So when it comes to doing my edges, it's definitely a trial and error process, because I just have to keep on trying until I figure out which type of edges I like the best and to finish the edges off, I just spray them over with three spray. Just to make sure they're not going anywhere anytime soon, so yeah, okay, so fast words, you wonder dry! Every time I take off my scarf, there's always like residue or like any extra glue left. So just a fix. I go back in with the same rubbing alcohol that I showed you previously so after all of that to fly my hair down I'll, go on with the free spray and just a red new toothbrush after I've done, I go through with my curling iron, and I Just basically apply pressure on where I put the free spirit. Lastly, I would go through with the concealer: that's slightly lighter than my shade and I'll just go through the parts and lighten it up sort of make it look more natural and I'll just use it to also fix any blemishes surrounding the front. So my next videos