Pt.2 I Plucked My Lacefrontal

Hey youtube this chanel and i'm back with another youtube video so tune in so in this video. This is part two to my how i bleach my knives to my unit, but in this video you're gon na see how i start to pluck my unit out. So, as you see, i put it in a v like some type of like v shape form and i move all the hair back plug the hair, and this is the way how i pluck mine to give it more like a natural look to it. So, as you know, you want to make sure the hair is wet, while you're plucking, you don't want to pluck the hair while it's dry because you can pull too much hair out or you can put a hole into your your neck. So you want to be real careful when you're plugging and some people ask me like how much should they pluck. Well. Personally, i take my thumb and i place my thumb on the net itself and i move it, and that shows me how much of their hair needs to be off of that. That wig to make it look as natural as possible, and you can just use your thumb and place it on there and figure that out for yourself just try and make sure i'm showing you all this as easy as possible, because it's really not hard to pluck A unit, it's just really really common sense, you'll know once you get into the method of plugging so yeah, you just trust the process and just continue to flow and plug clip plug, and if you ain't, did it already make sure you subscribe to my channel, you Guys, thank you all for tuning in and continue to keep watching this video, so you can see more so, as you see when i get done with one side, i just move it over to the other side you want to. You want to do the same thing. You just did to the other side to this side. Okay, so it's really not that hard just go in and start to plug those hairs out and make it as thin as possible foreign and as you get to the top, you do not want to thin out the top too much because you don't want to look Like maybe it's a little bit bald section or whatever, so you want to be real careful when you're thinning out the top you want. You want your middle part to be it's full, but not too full. So, as you see, i'm just working my way around this little mannequin and she's coming out just fine. So yes, when i'm done with that, i take my tweezers and i start to go in the front section and i start to like pull it back. But you want to make sure again: you want to make sure your hair is wet and moist and if you need to grab you a comb because it can get a little bit messy, and so i take my comb to see. If i have any sections. That'S missing, you would know if it looked a little bit like too dark in a section or so, and you know you need to just like thin and out just a little bit, but not too much so remember. If you do one side, you got to go over and do the same to the other side. So now you just want to take your comb. You want to brush it all to the back, so you can get a clear view on what it will look like. Just remember it look different when it's wet than when it's dry, so you want to just take that comb and just keep moving things back and keep just take a real, close look at your hair. So what i do is i use a little insta hole for the got ta be sprayed to just make sure the little fly away should stay intake. So what i'm doing right here, i'm just actually just getting ready to style, but other than that. Thank you. All. For tuning in to chanel real glamour and don't forget to hit that subscribe, button, see you all next time you