Securing & Plucking The Back Of A Full Lace Wig & Using A Skin Melt Lace | No Glue| Afsister

I'M actually highly impressed with the front. Forget the back the front. I can give it a high, a plus back, I'm gon na give it a speed. I'M gon na call this video progress. What does that hit Simone here? So ignore my frazzled adults love today? We are doing a video where I am going straight into showing you how to get the back of your legs way to look super natural, realistic, make sure you subscribe to my channel and let's get started. So today's video we are working with a sister way. We are gon na be using a Swiss Lee. I have videos where I talk about this, but I do want to go a little bit more in depth, so in terms of access to wig and this particular lace, this is called a skin melt lead now. What I've noticed is the laces that tend to be really good or look more natural on your skin, usually have a certain type of edge to it. If you look really closely, you can see it's a little bit frayed. They did give me two different types of lace to compare this with transparently. Sometimes it's not really what you think it. Sometimes it's just way too white way too brightness, not looking that happy to do so much tinting, especially if you are a darker skin color. You have to either paint it like hell with foundation with powder. It'S just way too much work. This is the normal, transparent lace, but you can see that it's super light. This might be the perfect lace for a Caucasian woman on my forehead would not be the best match normal lace. It'S usually super thick, it's usually a little bit cheap. You ask me feels like not going to melt into it, and it's actually gon na lay them right on top of your skin and be a little bit noticeable unless you cover it with lots of baby hairs. I can see why a lot of companies do usually try to opt in for this or while a lot of people do like to buy regular laces, because it lasts a little bit longer. It'S not as delicate now when you think about Swiss lace, which is what I have on my head right now. There is more stretch to it, nice and thinner, which is what makes it melt a little bit more. The Swiss lace is just so much more undetectable. Look super natural realistics. It definitely creates the illusion of hair growing out of your scalp, which we all want. So you can see it just looks so much more natural, especially when I go in and gel this down um. I just want to show you a little bit of a comparison on my arm, so this is the normal lace. Okay, I'm just gon na go ahead. What is it only blends in right now because it's like really soaking wet and then I'm gon na actually spray? This one, this is the Swiss lace. You can definitely see my skin in my hair, underneath it looks so much more realistic how natural that looks blends in with the skin, and this is the normal least, a little more of a wider tint, even with it being wet. Sometimes companies will have the option of a normal medium brown lace, which is fine. This is the normal medium brown lace, and this is the Swiss Elise, okay, so first things first, I actually flip the wave get my canvas head. I want to take the wig, and I want to put the wig on the canvas head backwards, make sure it's nice and even and you'll note centered. When you see these tab marks right here. These tab marks pretty much indicate where your ears are supposed to be. You can see this a little dip in the in the hairline. Obviously, if one airs right here, the other is probably back here: let's go ahead and rotate this go ahead and stretch it out and make it nice and tight, be careful with this lace, because since it is a skin melt lace, it is very delicate. So you don't want to make sure you don't wan na rip it we're gon na treat this like. It was the front of the wig okay as far as plucking, so you're gon na go ahead and thin it out as much as possible. Making it look. Nice and natural on the back of the hairline is looking got old-school, lace front. The tools you're gon na need is the olive oil setting foam comb and a tweezer. I'M not gon na go into depth on how to pluck, because unless I come across a part, Raman. Okay, let me show them this because I feel like I have several tutorials on how to pluck definitely go ahead and check those videos out for that. Hey guys. So for this part right here, as I'm plucking, you guys can all see there is an adjustable back here. But if you are, I put your in a point, so you will see it. You can see if you see the black lining right there and I hate that so I'm gon na try to see if I can cut this part out. So let's have a look, see it off the adjustable band. That was right here. Luckily, we have no holes again. This is a very delicate lace, so be very careful when you taking it off. I left these two parts on there because I just don't know what to do yet with these. So just leave that on there for now, but you can see this is the back of the lace, alright guys. So before I go further, I want to see how this looks and if you're doing this, for children as well always take time to stop and check. Stop check see how it looks what you might improve or you might need to whatever whatever okay. Now this right here is my braid list braid situation. I do have a video on how I did this go ahead and click the link down below this needs. More plucking in the front, so I'll just have to go ahead and do that after let's see how the back works, okay, so as far as a side of my head, so I have my wig right here. Do you like how this looks? This is enough for you, okay, so you can actually cut this part out. If you really want to, I think I'm gon na actually keep it, though I'm gon na start trimming. Okay, so right here, it's a little bit! Crusty! Don'T worry I'll fix that later. Right now I really want to get to the back all right, so I'm gon na use some pins to just hold it down. I do want to point out, as you bend your head up and down it. Just loosely is gon na get loose because you know you're stretching your hair, so I'm gon na actually do some hair pins and just stick it somewhere in here. Alright guys remember how we had those two adjustable parts underneath I did go ahead and connect that and I'm going to push it up. Okay, guys before we go back here, we tell it all right, so my hair is done. It'S finished. What I'm gon na do is my makeup put on some earrings and then I'll come back to show you guys. The end result. Oh yeah, so this is my end result. This is my high pony. I did want the back to come out 50 times better, but you know what let me learn. We have nothing but time to practice getting the back perfect. However, if you did see my last video, where I did do the back, I didn't pluck it. So I never usually ever I never plucked it because I just didn't know how to and where to go with it. So I'm gon na call this video progress because it really is progress, so the back is plugged actually were highly impressed with the front. Forget the back, I mean we're gon na see the back way. Forget the back the front to me. It looks amazing like it's so nice and flat, and it just looks really good, actually really good the front. I can give it a a plus the back. I'M gon na give it a b-minus okay, so this is how the back looks. I'M just gon na go ahead and just trim it just a little bit but yeah. This is how the back looks. It looks pretty good. I just wished that I use the gel right here, got a little bit flaky, but that's okay! That'S! Okay!