The Best Lace Front Glue?? | Detailed Lace Frontal Install | Magic Bond (Part1)

Jumping right in I'm gon na be using the 50 % rubbing alcohol. You guys it's best to choose, like I think it's 70 percent or 90 percent to make sure you get all of the oils off, but I only have 50 so something's better than none right here, I'm using the gut to be freeze blast. This is my favorite to lay my edges down and also to go ahead and lay my ball cap method down with as well so right here, I'm doing the ball cap method, you guys um! You want to make sure you cut the ears. I learned this from Clemens on tape and you want to cut just a small hole just so that it doesn't like stretch up to. Why, once you have that you want to do a width of like an inch or two and just spray that along the front to make sure the cap stays down, and then I'm right here, I'm blow-drying on cool, just to make sure that it's dry and once I'M done with that. I'M just going to go ahead and sew the top part down. So some people like to sew all the way to the back of the braids and then make like that little u-shape I just like to sew at the top and when I'm sewing it, I'm going to like make a loop almost and just pull the needle through, As you can see right here, so I went in with two shades that lore'l was in 525 and the makeup revolution was in f13 and I missed that part. So sorry, you guys, but it's just all - I did was mix the two together and just put it on there right here, I'm cutting the cap off you guys, um. You want to make sure to not cut too much off so that it doesn't go too far. Back so that you can measure it with the wig but make sure you do cut some of it. So now I'm putting the wig on, and this is where you need to be like very mindful of what you're doing, I'm about to measure the wig to make sure that the ball cap method is correct. And it's not too far in front of the wig. And it's just right under the weak, so right here, I'm just kind of seeing like how I'll position my wig and how I'm gon na lay it. Is it gon na be too far back? Is it gon na be too far in the front? Where do I exactly want it and right here, I'm showing you guys like? I need to cut some off because the cap is in front of the wig, so I'm just gon na flip that back and go back in and cut off the pieces that I need to cut off so right here. I'M just making sure I put some foundation on my lace and also clean up the excess foundation on my forehead to make sure the glue sticks right here, I'm going in with magic buying you guys. This is a new glue that I'm reviewing for you guys. I'M gon na have a part two, so stay tuned Wednesday. For the part. Two to this you guys know I've been doing like part 1 part 2, and this is a new glue, like I just said, I'll go up more into detail, but I'm just gon na tell you a little bit about it now, as you can see, I am Using the end of an edge brush - and I was going down with it, but it's better if you smear it out to the side like I'm doing so. This first layer is just for me to like make sure that the cap is down which the glue definitely did that. What I don't like about the magic bond is that it's very liquidy and it says to shake it well, but it's still like way too liquidy. It doesn't have a smell, that's a good thing. It'S very affordable like nine dollars and well ten dollars at the max um a con to it. So far. Just for me, training is that it takes a while to dry like it's, not as fast as like ghost bond or the Erica J glue, or anything like that, like it takes a while to dry, and I don't like how it takes so long and how liquidy It is because you have to be like very careful when you're trying to like squeeze out the glue because, like I was getting really irritated because it kept just flying everywhere. I was getting on my nerves, so those are all my layers. I cut out the last layer and I'm about to go ahead and position it down right now. You guys you're gon na see, like I laid down this side right here and then I laid this side down, but then I was like I wan na fix the other side. This school is no game like once you press it down like it's gon na be hard to get back up, as you can see like. I was just like shocked. I couldn't like really get it back up like that. So make sure that when you let your hair down, that's the exact spot, you want to put it or if you don't want to put it there just lightly place, it don't press it down like. I did so add this for me. I'M just trying to make sure that I, like press the lace into the glue. I want to make sure that I have like the ends like really melted, really incident and the lace kept folding, which was really making me upset. Like I just kept having to like pull it up and then make sure that I get it right because, like I said once you let your lace down it's very hard to get back up, so I just decided to like cut the extra lace off. So that's just what I'm doing right here, just cutting actually saw because it was so hard for me to try to like pull the front up to fix it. So I'm just cutting some lace off in the front and right here, I'm just going back in to make sure that all of the front is lay down. So I'm just gon na like lay little pieces down, they need to be late, and now I'm just gon na blow dry that um after that, I'm just gon na. Like start pardoning and stuff like that, get my part together and, as you can see, I'm tugging on it and it's like not going anywhere. I think we might have a winner, I'm gon na do part two to this glue. You guys, you guys know that I have to come with the glue video, because you need your legs to be waterproof, because I have hope that we're gon na get out from this quarantine. I already see people on the beaches, but let's wait a little bit so yeah right here, I'm parting it and, like I had said in the last video this week, they're kind of bald from like bleaching so but not too much so I am gon na go Ahead and fix the part also like I said, the way it's not ball in the back. I just didn't get all of the blue dye on this um on this wig. If you guys watch my last video, which I'll keep it at the end of the video I'll put it up at the end and right here, I'm just hot coming in to make sure it's flat. You want to make sure to hot comb your wigs, because that's the key to having like a flat flat flat, install and right here, I'm going in with the foundation to just um just darken up the part you guys, I probably should have went in with a Lighter foundation because you know your scalp is really like, like it's not really Orange, I actually went in and fixed it afterwards, but right here, I'm just trying to like correct the part to make it like not too thin but thin enough, and I'm just gon na Fix the blue spot the white spots on my lace, so is it just me or does everybody have to go back in and cut new baby hairs every time they put the wig on? It seems like every time I put my wig on. I am having to cut new baby hair. It'S like it's like my baby. Hairs just grow right back out and of course that's not real, but I'm just saying like being right here, I'm just going ahead and putting my baby hairs down, I'm using a gorilla snot in a yellow bottle. You guys, if you have been watching me from the beginning, then you know that I used to use this a long time ago. I just really stopped using it because it gets so messy, it's so hard to keep like the bottle clean, and that really just like irritates me so right here, I'm just like cutting my baby hairs and only do two baby hairs on the sides and that's pretty Much it to this video you guys, I'm not gon na, be styling. It you're gon na see that in part two, when I'm actually talking about the glue and stuff like that, but yeah you guys stay tuned for more videos soon and Wednesday. You'Ll see part two to this video and you'll actually get to know more about the glue. This is just like an introduction of the like my first impression but yeah. 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