How To Glue Your Lace Frontal Wig For Beginners | Isee Hair

Hi guys and welcome back to my channel if you're new here my name is tandy and if you're returning you're on the drill you're the drill today we're doing a quick tutorial like a proper, step-by-step tutorial on how i install my lace for beginners, because i've realized That when i watch back over my videos and it's just not beginner friendly - and i feel like this stuff that i miss out - that i just think you guys would know - and you guys don't actually know so - this video is for you for my beginners out there. I'M going step by step, i'm currently wearing icy hair um. It'S just a bob that i cut a few weeks ago, but yeah um, so we're just going through step by step on how i installed the lace from how i cut it to how i used the ghost bond, how i laid it, how my edges the whole! The whole shebang and little tips and tricks in between, of course, it's going to be a voice over because i just find it easier when i have a lot to explain, because when it's live live when i'm recording like this, we end up talking too much and Not to forget, i'm gon na i'm gon na link everything down below, like everything that i use for this hair i'll link this hair down below. If i can find the link and um, but i will find a link for you guys, it's icy hair um, all the products, all the electrical appliances that i use will be linked down below, because i know for my beginners y'all gon na need everything. Okay, i'm here to cater to your every needs. I hope you guys enjoy the video don't forget to like and subscribe and comment in the section of the comments down below if there's anything that you feel like i missed out or anything you want to see. More of or just anything or just for chit chat, if you're bored to say hi kind of thing but yeah. I hope you guys enjoy the video and i'll see you guys in my next one. So i'm just using a wig that i got a few months ago that i didn't really like. I over-bleached the knot, but today i'm going to show you guys how i fixed that, as you can see, it's been plucked nicely. I'Ve cut the edges in like a jaggedy way, just to make it look less blunt and more natural for when i'm installing the lace. After all that i'm gon na go in my tresemme heat, protect because we're about to do the edges and push the hair back. So it's easier for when i'm putting the glue on the glue doesn't get all cut up in the hair. It will still get caught up in the hair, but it just won't get caught up as much as it would. If you didn't push the edges back with a hot comb, you're, probably thinking how is she doing a hot comb like that on her bare hands and not getting burnt to be fair like on the fingertips, it's not as hot, but if you are sensitive to heat, I would recommend using a wig mannequin or a wig head or using heat protective gloves, but anyway that's the method that works for me. But if you are sensitive i would recommend an alternative, as you saw from the first clip. The lace was very, very light for my skin, so i'm just going in with a little bit of foundation, brushing it into my brush and just gon na apply that all over the front of the lace just to make it blend into my skin. A little more we're gon na go over this foundation when i've stuck the glue on, but this is just to make both sides just really stick in and really look as natural as possible. Don'T forget to wipe off your excess oil on your forehead or on your hairline, and that could affect how the glue sticks on, because if you don't wipe off the excess oils, it just won't hold the glue and it will probably start sliding off within the hour. I warned you so you can see i'm really taking my time just to understand the shape of the wig. It is a bit tricky, but i just have to understand where it's going on my head, the position of my hairline and if i want it to affect my edges or not, i like to push mine a bit forward. Just because i like to protect my edges and i have the amazing gift of a massive forehead, so i can do that, but i can imagine that people that don't probably need to use the bold cap method a little tip when applying ghost bond you can use. As much as you can just a considerable amount try to stick to the hairline shape that you originally wanted. When you were practicing putting the wig on i'd, recommend using the little comb thing that i'm using, because it just helps the glue not get on your fingers and if you have to put an extra layer on sometimes if it's not tacky enough, you might have to Put extra layer on, but once you've done, that just wait for the glue to get clear and then you're ready to stick on the wig. I'D recommend pushing the hair back or tying the hair back when you're, installing just so that the glue doesn't get stuck in with the hair, because that just makes your whole install process a lot harder than it needs to be. I would highly highly recommend using some sort of device i like to use the scissors to stick my lace on as i'm going along, because sometimes the fingers aren't enough and you need a good amount of pressure just to make sure the lace is actually stuck on And there's no edges lifting off or anything like that, a little tip for you guys. If you see that you see too much lace and it looks too visible, don't be afraid to cut closer to the hairline. I found that it makes the lace look a lot more natural and it just stops it looking a bit weird in person and in pictures, because, let's face it, we want it to look as much as possible and too much lace means less natural in the simplest Of terms i like to go back after i've installed it just to push back the lace and see if any parts i are lifting and just go over again with the ghost bond, wait for it to go clear and stick it back on, because nobody wants our Lace to lift we want it to look as much as possible, so don't forget to check that and obviously go back in again with the scissors just to add extra pressure just to make sure it's really stuck in there. So the first part of the install is done: we're just going to wrap that up for about 30 minutes and then we're gon na go back in to do the edges and take off any excess glue. A big reveal. Let'S have a look. I think it looked. Okay, it was still looking a bit, but don't worry you have to trust the process. I just took a makeup, wipe and put some alcohol gel in it just to take the excess gold sponge off before we do the edges, because you don't want to get tacky, it will make doing edges a whole lot harder than it needs to be another little Tip for you guys, don't forget to cut your edges before you start doing them. I like to cut them just above my eyebrow, because i know that they'll be short enough to do my little swoops that i like, but it depends on your preference. Of course, some people like longer baby hairs and black short baby hairs. Some people don't even like baby hairs to begin with, so that's just my little tip for life i'll put extra bit of foundation on top of the lace not too much just enough to make it look as natural as possible, but not to look cakey. So i wrapped that up while i did my makeup so which i wrapped it up for about two hours and then you're about to see the final look all this video tells me is. I have to trust the process because when i was doing that wig i was so worried about the bleached knots and i was like how is this going to work? But we really did it like you guys saw me, do it like we did it somehow some way we did it. So i'm just going to show you guys how i styled the hair. This hairstyle is very, very simple. It'S just me: straightening the hair and making sure it's nice and slick. So you guys can take some little tips from what i do and i'm going to. Let you guys enjoy the rest of the video vibe to the music, because i'm pretty sure you've heard my voice a bit too much during this video so enjoy it's a little tip for you guys. If you want to curl your hair, just literally flick your wrist as you're coming towards the end of the hair strand, and it will make the hair like it's being curled and it's out of your face. But it's still cute and it's still slick you want a bit of extra volume in your hair. I would recommend using a hot comb and just using the technique that i just used there, which is just sweeping the front of the hair backwards and curling it just to give it a bit more height and depth and volume. And you know all that good stuff me chatting recording a sis can do both: okay, okay, we're using got to be hair, serum just to slick down the hair, make it look a bit more healthy, make it look a bit more sleek a bit more cute. You know just get it all up in there. This final look. You see that trust. The process see you guys. My next video