Low Hairline Application Part 2 Ginger Haircolor #Boldhold #Lacemelt #Fallhaircolor #Gingerhaircolor

And then hey guys, welcome back to my channel and today we're getting into part two, the application of this ginger hair that i colored, let's get into it, okay, guys. So this is our model. She has a she's considered a low hair line. I consider her a low hairline, because if you look on the sides, her hair comes out towards her eyebrows, but she does have space in the middle. The thing about, when a person has those low hair lines on the side, you're going to have to pull that wig all the way down baby. Like look how far i have that wig down you're going to have to pull it down until it covers those sides and then we're gon na have to take the middle out. I have a video, a specific video on customizing low hair lines. I haven't changed like my process, so i didn't make a new video, but i am gon na give you a few tips in this video okay. So once you have that wig pulled all the way to the front or that frontal covering those sides. What i want to do is i want to mimic her hairline, so i'm going to go in and i'm going to carve out the areas that does not line up with her hairline. Okay, guys so don't mind her hairline. I actually showed you in part one of this video on how to fix the red that got and stained the lace. Okay. So if you haven't watched that go back and check it out all right so right here, i'm just being real extra. I could have braided this, but i just chose to cut it. I don't know why don't ask me, i don't know so. I'M actually carving it out and i went in and just cut out the parts that's going to be cut and then i'm going to show you what to do. If you haven't watched my previous videos on you know working with low hair lines, you can tweeze it out. You can narrow it out. I'M gon na put in a short little clip here, showing you what i did now here. You can see where i fixed the root. It looks amazing, like it's, not red anymore right, so make sure you go check that video out, but i actually have everything parted out everything that's gon na come out on this wig you can tweeze it or you can narrow it. It'S totally up to you. I like to narrow it because the nair is going to remove every little dot right. So if you just go in and cut it, it's going to be obvious. It doesn't look real, that's why i just don't part it and cut it. I really think that does not look all that great and you have to do too much to cover and hide like she's, not going to wear a lot of baby hair. So i got to make sure that it looks good. You know just putting so i'm just showing you how you can tweeze like you, don't have to near it if you're afraid to do the nair, but you can tweeze it out. But you got to take your time because you can really like tear up the lace. Tweeze and that's so much to tweeze, even here in the middle section, you can go in and just tweeze the part, but i'm gon na use nair right. That'S just my easy go-to i like how clean it looks. I'M not gon na put it all over. You know this hair, i'm just putting it right where i want that hair to come out when i place it on her head, it's gon na match up perfectly also. I think this is a great idea like for some of you guys who are hair, stylist or providing like wig services. What you could do is have that client come in for a consultation set that wig on their head. If they have a low hairline or a special hairline, you can carve out what needs to come out. Let them go home and that way you have time to prep that before their appointment. So that's something that i used to do when i was a hairstylist okay. So i'm going in with my liquid gold, that is my go-to, especially for glueless installs or even using my ball cap method. I really feel like it holds up better than any type of hairspray. This is going to stay on and it's you don't have to worry about your cap sliding, so i'm actually going to take the liquid gold and i'm going to trace it and follow her hairline across the front. I'M going to dry it with heat. That'S going to make it dry faster, it takes longer to dry than it does a hairspray, but you don't have to worry about your cap sliding back okay, so i placed the wig on her head and we have everything matched up. If you take a look at that hairline guys like i love how it's not just totally straight, if you have not watched my customization videos, you need to go check it out all right for her she's very light. So i'm using makeup i'm going behind that makeup with holding spray so that i can prime the area makeup is oil based and if i'm going to be using product and tape and things on there, i don't want to have any issues with it, not sticking. Okay. So now, when i do my lacing sauce, i like to cut my lace before that's just something, that's comfortable for me. I'M going ahead! I'M gon na cut out that uh lace across the front. I usually leave about a fourth of an inch in front because i really feel like if you get too close. This is just my personal opinion. If you get too close, i feel like it's a little more detectable. So now i'm going in with my pressing comb. I usually don't do that. I usually just mold mine with mousse and put it under the dryer i feel like it gets really flat, but i've been seeing people use the presser comb and i kind of like it now so. The first thing you want to do guys is: you want to clean the skin. I want you guys to stay away from alcohol. I'Ve been preaching this for several years now. Please stay away from the alcohol, it damages the skin and what we're asking that you use is either facial wash or either makeup wipes. They have the makeup wipes that are oil free. If that's an issue after you clean the skin, go in with your skin protect, it is not an option guys. This is hair replacement in hair replacement. You have to do skin, protect the skin. Protect is going to block sweat and bacteria. I want you just dab. It don't spray it if you spray it guys it can cause issues with the glue you know mixing in so dab it on. There do two to three coats and you should be fine. Okay guys, so we have upgraded our labels on our bow hole. Active make sure you look out for these label changes on the left. You see our old label, which is the lighter pink, and now we have a darker pink label for the boho active. It'S the same amazing formula, guys and working with low hair lines. I have a technique that i would love to see you guys incorporate when it comes to hair replacement. Hair glue was designed for people who don't have hair okay. So when i have been seeing, people take the glue on low hairline and they're, placing the glue all the way back so that they can get a great hole and they don't have to pull the lace down on the face. So it's sitting on top of the eyebrows, like nobody wants their wig that long right. So in this instance, i would love to see you guys, incorporate this technique using the tape and the glue. So what i'm asking you guys to do is i want you to trace in front of that cap. Make sure it's not too wide. This is going to be very, very thin in front of this cap. Not a wide section of glue make sure you get it nice and flat make sure it dries clear once it dries clear we're going to go in with the bow hole, lace, tape, the boho lace tape is so easy to use. Make sure when you cut that block, you don't cut with the line, because you want to make it easy to pull those tabs off i'm going to place that tape on the skin and on the cap. This way i can put glue on top of the tape for those who need a little more space when it comes to the application of the glue. Now, as i was saying earlier, i don't want to see you guys placing the glue on top of the cap, because it's going to get on the hair if it gets on the hair and and you're, not the person, removing it, whether it's the stylus or the Professional, sometimes people can be in a rush or heavy-handed and pull their hair out, not taking their time. So it's very important that you are very cautious on how you're doing these hair replacement applications that were originally made for people who don't have hair is two to three more layers. On top of the tape, i think two is fine. This way you don't have to worry about getting the glue on the hair. I have seen so many people doing this. I'Ve seen so many people having issues with getting the glue off of their hair because maybe the stylist or they did it their self and just did not know. Once it's clear you guys, you are ready to go ahead and apply your unit. It doesn't take the glue long to dry, but if you use too much at one time, it will take a long time to dry and it won't dry. Even so, if you notice i'm lying everything up with the glue, this is so much easier for me. I don't know if you guys tried to cut the lace prior to whichever way as long as you're getting a good end result. It doesn't matter, but for me i prefer to cut the lace first, i can line it up. I don't have to worry about excess glue left off in the front of my lace. Then that's going to require me to use alcohol and things like that to get that off of my face. If you have access like i'd rather go back in and have to add a little rather than me have to clean up, so you notice here i'm adding just a little bit right there along the hairline and make sure you guys go check out my customizing video With me, tweezing and bleaching guys so that you can get that natural look, she's gon na get a little baby hair, but she didn't want a lot of baby hair. So that's one of the things that we did. If you notice here, i'm cutting around the ear. I'M gon na part it and cut it, don't just start cutting, because if you do it's gon na leave little short hairs there so part it and then go in and cut it okay. So now this is the next step that i want you to do. I want you to party and i want you to go in and i want you to dry it and press it with your finger. That'S going to get rid of a lot of the shine guys. If that's not getting it, you can dull it with a cream makeup. Don'T use liquid powder, sometimes leave like a white cast. You can do powder and cream, but i like a cream, i'm gon na get it on top and then i'm gon na push it in guys and blow dry it and it's gon na make it disappear. It'S gon na make it go matte. On top of my actual makeup after that, i like to spray a little skin protect on top, because that's gon na help, dull it out as well, be able to find it. I'Ve had this bottle, probably about 10 years, but it works, but it may be. I don't know if you may find it a little more messier than the actual just using the skin protect, since you have to have the skin protect anyway. Now, when it comes to melting the lace guys, i found that this elastic band - i used to didn't, do it, but the elastic band really helps push the lace into the glue. So you may want to consider doing that guys putting that on and then you can style the hair while it's setting it usually takes about 10 to 15 minutes to set i'm styling the hair i'm going in with my camera shine. This is one of my favorite serums that i like to use i'll put the link in the description box, so you can check it out as well. It comes in black and brown. I really love it. I'Ve used it on other um videos. I think you guys have seen it i'll put the link in the description box below so that you guys can purchase as well, alright guys so now i'm gon na go in with easy route. I had a few areas in the middle. You can see here where it was a little light. It could have been for me. You know all the gel that i had put under to protect the lace where it didn't get down in there enough and if that happens, or you just over bleach. This is a good method to fix it really quick. Now, i'm going in with just a little concealer just to lighten up that part a little bit and make it look perfect. Okay, so i think this is the perfect time to go in and start flat ironing her hair. She just wants her hair silked out, i'm using my chatura pro. These are my favorite flat irons. I'M only going to do one pass and it's going to get the job done. I'Ll, put everything in the description box, so you guys can pick up yours too, all right guys. So i'm going to go ahead and i'm going to cut her baby hair. You could use a razor. I couldn't find my razor, so i'm using my shears, i'm kind of like slither cutting it to make it a little jagged. So i don't like to cut it too, even also when i cut the baby hair, whether i'm going to do baby hair or not, i still cut baby hair. I really feel like it makes it look really really natural around the hairline use to hold the lace down as a glueless product, or it can be used on top to create baby hairs. I like to do it to give it a finished. Look, i'm not going to create a lot of baby hair on her. She didn't want that, but i am going to finish it off with the lace jelly now. I know a lot of you guys either do like the mousse or you do uh different things like that. But when i do the jelly or even the liquid gold, i'm gon na go ahead and dry it right after i maneuver those hairs. How i want them to be: i'm not going to tie it down, because i don't want anything to stick to my actual band. So if i'm going to do baby hairs or mold the outside, i'm going to take my blow dryer, i'm going to dry it majority of the way and then, if you want to tie it down from there, you can okay, so she didn't want a lot cut. She just want a fringe around the front, so i took two pieces from both sides, so i could make sure they're even and then i cut each side at a 45 degree angle pulled it straight forward and just cut it, and then i pulled it to the Side, so i could have a few layers on the side of the hair in the inside as well. I hope you guys enjoyed part one and part two to this video make sure you like comment and subscribe below. So you