How To Put On A Lace Frontal Wig With Boldhold Glue | Stocking Cap Method | Ft. Asteriahair (Part 2)

The lights, oh, it's a five day get but what's happening is she girl, Tiana whoa and I'm back with another video? So, as you guys can see in the title, this is part two to how I construct and lay my frontal weighed down using a serie, hair and just catch. You guys are new to these parts or whatever this video. I will have all the links to this hair in the description box, so definitely check out the description box for any links, coupon codes, anything like that and they will be having a sale on November 11th, so definitely check that out and yeah. So if you guys are interested and how I actually lay my frontal down and get my baby hairs right in just a few different styles that you can do with having a frontal, then just keep on watching okay. So I'm going to be using a nude, wig cap and I'm gon na place it over my ears, because I need it to be like all my sideburns as well. So I'm gon na be using the got to be glue the spray and I'm using my hand to direct where the spray needs to go so anytime. I ever like just try to spray. I was wearing it like all over the place, which makes it difficult when you have to cut, because I don't really need the cap to be that far forward. So I want it to be just like a centimeter ish above or in front of my hairline. So that's why I'm kind of like using my hand as a reference, and I do this twice so I spray it a couple of layers and then I blow-dry it and then I just do one good layer after the blow-dry and you don't have to blow-dry it. But like if you're impatient, you can blow-dry it. I was impatient, but I just want to show this part too, that you can because in other words you just be doing whatever you want to do until it dries and then do the second layer. So then, after that, I'm going to cut the excess of the cap off. So what you're gon na cut is pretty much where the glue did not dry and that's why it's important to make sure that you're not spraying just anywhere, because once it dries, you have to like pull the cap in order to cut it. And it's not hard. But you want to make sure that you have a good hold on the cap. So when you pull it, it kind of loosens up the glue and doesn't hold it in place, but yeah. So you just want to cut off as much excess as you can. There is gon na be little pieces that roll, but you can lay those down once you lay like the glue on top of it, for whatever you're using to glue your weight down, and the purpose of this wig cap is to be our scalp, along with protecting Our hair, so that's why it's important to try to get the wig cap to be on majority of parts of your air, along with air, your hair. Along with, like your edges, I try to make sure that's on my sideburns, but you can slick your hair back too and try to just look it up, but anyway, so to make it look more natural you're going to apply your foundation or you can use a Powder, whatever powder foundation, just so it looks more realistic. So I mix two foundations: that's cuz! I mix two foundations period for my makeup and I'm using these and what I'm just gon na take a brush and just kind of brush it onto the wig cap and a lot of times just see people brush it on to the actual lace itself. But I don't do that. I just put it on the wig cap because I know eventually it's gon na transfer to the wig cap. I mean the way cap Wow all over the place transfer to the lace anyway. So that's why I'm not really big on that. So I'm gon na use witch hazel to clean my forehead and to remove the extra makeup that I got on my forehead and when you're, using the bold hold glue you're supposed to clean your the area that you're applying the glue to with alcohol. My skin has been very sensitive lately, so I haven't been using. The alcohol guy do use alcohol and I know it's not sensitive, so your skin's not sensitive, go right ahead and go ahead and use that alcohol, but for now this is what I'm using to prepare. My skin and now I'm just gon na put the wig on so I'm pulling away kind of forward just to get a feel of like where to exactly place. The glue you can mark like, where the end of the frontal meets your face or wherever, but I just kind of like fill it out and just know like to apply the glue along the way cap itself and go from there. But if you feel like you want to make markings, you can definitely do that too. Just so you're kind of not wasting glue, I'm not saying I'm wasting glue. I just know that I have to go back in to reglue areas, so anyways, I'm taking the boat hook glue and I'm placing it on this package and I'm gon na use popsicle sticks to apply the glue. I don't use my fingers because I'll be touching a lot of greasy stuff or oily things, and I don't want to mess up no type of hold when it comes to my glue. So I would just recommend using popsicle sticks. You can get them anywhere. Walmart craft stores whatever, but so you want to apply thin layers of the glue. So I apply three thin layers when I am adding the boat hood glue and I'm going as slow as possible, because I want this to be perfect and I want it to be laid. So I'm gon na take my time because when you take your time with things, things come out better, that's just what I've learned in life. So I'm using this popsicle stick and I'm just going around the perimeter of the cap and I'm also on my edges or my sideburns. I placed a glue on top of the cap because that's where it's exactly gon na lay and that's going to be like your sideburns or whatever the extra piece of hair and as you can see, the glue dries clear. So when it starts to dry clear. That'S when you know you can start adding your extra layer, so you don't necessarily have to use a blow dryer, but you can, if you want to so I did at some points and I didn't at some points, but it all just depends so like when it's Drying fast, I don't necessarily use the blow dryer, but when it's not drying fast enough, that's what I do. You grab the blow dryer and I will say that the more patient you are with this blew the better outcome you have when it comes to laying your frontal and making sure that it just drying clear, and you can't see any white underneath place so for the Lace to be glued down, I am pulling it forward and what I was trying to do on this side was perfectly place - the lace around my ear, so I wouldn't have to cut too much excess off around my ear and therefore I would only have to cut A lot off on the other side - and this is often will it's all frontal laces, so I kind of just applied the side, not necessarily like. While I was kind of going off of like my edges, so I kind of place it down and you don't want to press too hard. If you know you still might need to move the lace, because you kind of only have like like a minute to lay the lace down and then that's when the glue starts to dry and it's like super hold, and then it ain't going nowhere. So once I kind of lay the side down, I kind of just start from the top and just like press along the edges of the glue. But you also want to make sure that it's smooth so like the lace is laid flat because I was lifting this part up because there was a roll that was starting to form because I didn't lay it down glad enough, and it was only because I was Trying to avoid having the lace around my ear and then on this side. All I do is pull the hair back, so the lace was out the way and then I just did my 3 layers again. So on this side, I feel like I'm a lot more. Like in view, so I wanted this to not be in slow-mo, so I'm pulling the lace forward and I'm gently less pressing down. So you literally just like want to go along the edges of where the glue is and just match the lace up. But you want to pull tight because I, like I said you don't want to have any rolls. So you just want to pull press pull press like that's literally how I'm getting it to lay exactly high a lot and therefore all you like, because when you're pulling and you're pressing you're gon na have that extra lace. So you have to cut off and that's okay, because you have to cut the lace in order to be comfortable around your ear, because if not you go have some flaps hanging on years with extra lace and hair just looks stupid. Here. I'Ve identified the extra lace around my ear and I'm just showing you guys like where it's at and what you're gon na do is you're gon na take some scissors and you're literally just gon na cut around your ear. So I was contemplating if I was gon na keep this part in, because I did accidentally cut like the hair that I needed for the sideburns off on this side, because I wasn't really feeling correctly. I don't know why I just like cut across like 88, so I look like a president, like you know how, like the presidents look like, let me show you look at this hold on. I was trying to figure out if it was comfortable for my ear and which it was, but look what okay yeah. So all I did was just like pull the hair down just to cover that part, because yeah that ain't it that's not. It is no anyway. So then, after that, I glued down the extra pieces that were like that didn't have glue in that area, and all you have to do is just like. Take a popsicle stick or you can take a metal rat tail comb just to apply some glue in that area and just to place it down and these areas you don't need to blow dry to dry the glue you can literally just like. Let it air dry, because you know it's not a big thick layer of glue like it's so thin, and I only use two layers for these parts, because it's only like a little section of lace here, I don't really use my finger for small areas either to Lay it down, I actually like to use the rat tail comb, the metal part, because I can get it exactly, how I want it to lay, and I like to throw a little bit of hair kind of over it. So yeah. If you have this comb or you don't get you one, because it's the best comb ever and yeah, I'm just doing the same thing on the other side. Just to you know, make sure that lace is late. I want to make sure every little piece is glued down, because that's how we want it to be right and you can actually see like how the lace is melting, ironing and now we're getting into the fun part. Ah baby hairs. So I'm just taking a comb and with the same comb and I'm just like pulling kind of hairs out like combing out hairs that were already in the pre plucked area, and I did forget to mention that this wig was. I mean this frontal was already pre plucked, like I didn't really pluck anything to do with this frontal, so I'm not going to take credit for any of the plucking, so I'll have to give that to this company. I stare your hair that they pop in for that so yeah. So I just like grab a little baby hairs. I kind of weave the comb through just get little extra pieces and all you do is just take scissors and I cut hair like an inch to half an inch just to create the baby hairs. So you don't want them too long, because you just not realistic. I guess, if they're really long and they need to be doing too much so I'm gon na take this same - got to be glute spray and I'm gon na spray. It on this package that I've been using and I'm gon na, take a toothbrush and I'm going to kind of just like rub the toothbrush in there and I'm going to swoop my baby hairs with this toothbrush, and this is all technique with your finger everything I Do for my baby hairs all is in the work of my finger, so I take the toothbrush around my finger to create these little swoops that I want, and you can also spray the toothbrush itself with the godspeed glue spray. If you want to make it easier. So you don't have to dip it in there, but yeah so for my baby hairs, I like a lot kind of I'm not really into like the thin like the kind of more natural I just want baby hairs like I want my baby hairs to be popping. So I got a lot of baby here and this part is all optional, like you, don't have to have this much, maybe here, if you don't want to, I feel like having this much baby hair, though like what curly, hair or deep wave hair just makes you Look kind of more realistic because I feel like most people that actually have like this kind of hair day baby hairs be popping or like the people who, like baby ears with this kind of hair, like they make sure they baby ears, be booming. So I'm gon na do what they do. You know, okay, so this is the grand finale. This is what it looks like afterwards, as you can see like the lace. It just looks. Good, I'm gon na have another view for you guys to see yes and see, but I'm, like you know, with my hair back and forth free all just see. I could see that this week, ain't going nowhere. You know I'm saying you can't you can do what you need to do I'll say: there's got to be glue and this boat hold is doing his job. It gots to be on hold okay. No, but as far as anything else, I did to make sure this way was cool. I was just cutting like this extra piece of the cap that I could see. So that's what I was doing in this part, but I just want to draw to see like how late this week really was and how well I bleached the knots and how perfectly the way cap was blended. As far as like using my foundation, like I'm, giving all credit to myself like I laid this, I did that you know shine like you got to give credit when it's doing I'm going to give credit to myself, okay, no but yeah. I just I'm so happy that I finally got a hang of this anyway, so this is the next day and right now. This is how I am taming the hair, so I have a spray bottle and I'm just wetting the hair and I'm going through it with my fingers, because I don't want to comb it out cuz. I don't want to get too big, but I still want it to be somewhat big and as far as any styles that you can do with this hair. So as far as like what I'm gon na do so I liked a side part. So I have a side part that I'm forming, so you can definitely do a side part and make it look really natural. You can see that the lace is like my scalp color, which is perfect and then also you can have a middle part and for the middle part, the hair was actually a little bit too thick and kind of some areas. So I did pluck it myself and all I did was take the comb and kind of part it and then, whatever hair I found in that area. That was in the way I just pulled it out, and this might not be like a method like if you're not kind of like good at this. Definitely don't do this like take your time, plucking a middle part, but I just kind of don't care. It kind of just like go with the flow and going with the flow makes things look a little bit more natural for me. So that's the reason why I do that, but yeah middle part is definitely you go. Another cute style is kind of like half up half down like in a bum or whatever a bum girl, a bun or a ponytail, so I just put in a ponytail and I kind of just parted. It, however, but do you guys see like how well like how natural it looks when you park the hair, like that's crazy, I just need y'all know like this is like probably like the best time. I'Ve ever done this, so it's like my first site innocence but yeah. So this is definitely a cute little style that you can do. It looks really cute like on a wet look too. So definitely, if you have some moves to keep it like on the wet look. Definitely try that and another thing that you can do with this hair is, if you know how to braid your hair, you can actually braid on this scalp as well, and I will say, because of the boat hold, that braiding is definitely possible. I know a lot of times like using other glues that aren't that great it'll start to pull the lace when you start braiding, but no I did it. Hopefully this video was very informative and just to let you guys know a little bit about this hair. So far like I love it, it's nice. I only used two bundles and a track literally like across in the back, and it looks very full - and I accidentally put the 20 at the bottom in the 22 in the middle, but it actually worked out better cuz. It falls better and I didn't have to do too much cutting or framing like I barely I pretty much it anything actually. So if you guys wanna see since is what it looks like yeah, so I'm very satisfied as far as shedding. I know this shedding that I did have was in the areas where I did like cut the hair, so that's kind of like when the shedding, but so far so good. So I did wash the hair before after I washed the front. So so you can see that this is what it looks like and it still looks decent and the only shampoo that I do use on all my weave is dove, so I used of shampoo and conditioner it works best and it works good on your real hair, Too and then, as far as like braiding, this hair, I mean I feel like this - is pretty decent curly hair, it's a deep wave, curly hair and it's the bomb. It'S big. I don't know if people like big hair, but if you like big hair. This is really good hair to get and it's affordable and you can't beat it um get you some girl, okay, okay, anyway. So if you guys want to see more videos like this, and you like this kind of serious thing, with frontals and kind of giving you guys like more insight on the hair and how I do things just let me know in the comments and yeah like I Always say, don't forget to like, if you guys, like you, don't forget to comment, you guys on comment and don't forget to subscribe. 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