Small Forehead&Low Hairline Natural Curly Lace Wig Install|Bestlacewig

Hey y'all and welcome back to my channel. Oh did y'all see this slay in the beginning of this video, but hey guys. Welcome back. I am beautiful tv. We are back with another video and before we get into this layout, make sure you guys go ahead and just subscribe turn on your bells like this video, because you do not want to miss this sleigh now. Today'S hair is provided by best lace, wigs and they listen over this beautiful 20 inch, curly lace, wig and it is a 13x4 wig. It'S not a frontal wig, so it's not full parting space from ear to ear, but it does have you know the parting space in the middle. As you can see, when i show you guys, you know the inside of this wig and um today, i'm going to be doing this bust down the middle soft natural baby hair look um. I did have a new method of doing my baby hair today, i'm going to actually do the mousse method with a little tint of holding spray to give it that nice firm um hold, but it will still have that soft and natural look, but the main focus Of this video today is to show you guys how to install a lace and create baby hairs on someone with a low hairline now um, i already have her braided down cap one foundation on so i'm pretty much jumping straight into the installation part. So right now i am taking the rich mahogany foundation, i'm applying it on the inside of her lace and i already alcoholed her skin. I already used my skin protectant. So now, i'm just jumping straight in with the lace glue and on my edge spreader and just spreading all those layers out now, as i mentioned, our main focus today is, of course, the softer natural baby hairs, but also, you know installing a lace on a low Hairline um, which i will be able to get more in detail once we begin to actually tack the wig down, because with this wig it was like the the wig was not the same, like the hairline on the wig did not match her natural hairline. So i'm going to show you guys how to really you know: finesse wigs for um wigs who do not match the client's hairline to make sure that it's still look laid is still. You know tapped on right. It'S still laid right and cut right, so you do not have to have someone whose wig is too far down but um. I hope i'm not confusing you guys. I will. You know, go more in detail when it's time to lay down a wig but um yeah. Just stay tuned - and i hope you guys enjoy this video so after i'm done applying all the layers, i will go ahead and go straight into actually tucking the lace down now, as i mentioned before, this wig did not match her hairline, so i had to pull It down way lower um in the center just for the size to fit um. This is a common thing that i have to do a lot. You know every wig does not fit every hairline perfectly um, especially if you have a small forehead. So, as you guys can see, i'm really stretching and pulling that wig down just for the size to fit her her natural hairline, which means that now the hair in the center of the wig is far down, but don't be alarmed guys. I'M going to show you exactly how you can fix that issue. All you need to do is still apply the lace glue, how the hairline is supposed to be like. Don'T look at this and get discouraged. Okay, this is not an issue, it can simply be. You know fixed so um just make sure when you are applying the lace glue, that you still follow that um, that person's natural hairline and trust me everything will work out just fine, so i had her hold each side and now i'm taking a blow dryer on That heat setting and i'm just combing and blow drying that lace, where i don't answer her skin and i'm also going to go in with the hot comb after this step - and you know hot comb that lace into her skin and then, of course, we're going to Tie it down with the melt belt um and let it sit for 10 minutes that way it is nice and secure, and we can begin to cut the extra lace now, while that meltdown is steady, i'm going to go ahead and secure the back of the wig. First, we're going to take the elastic band. That'S in the back of the wig. You know the two little straps and i'm going to um tighten those straps and then after i type no straps, i'm going to feel for her bottom braid and part the wig wherever her bottom braid is and then i'm going to um. You know make sure it's a clean path and then i'm going to take my needle and thread and stitch across wherever that bottom braid is, you know throughout the track that way it is super super secure and it's not going to flip up or off her head. So i'm going to use white thread that way when she's taking out her um wig install. She can see the thread clearly and don't have to worry about cutting any of her hair and the key to also making the wig fit nice and tight and secure. Is you want to stretch the wig downward towards where that bottom braid? Is, you guys will kind of see me pulling it downward that way? I can stitch right where i need to stitch and it's actually going to lay flat and still be nice and secure and um. This trick does work so try this out um for those who do have wigs. That'S too big: you can cut off the extra cap in the back if you choose to, but if you don't want to you, don't have to just make sure you stitch it down really good and the wig is not going to go anywhere. So now i'm going to go ahead and remove that melt bell and the first thing i'm going to do is just cut the extra lace off the sides from around the ear and then once i do that, i'm going to part up all of that lace in The hair that's going to get cut off and um eyebrow razor, her lace off really good. So you would never even know that the lace is too far down and her hairline is going to look perfect. So just stay tuned and, as i mentioned before - and i said this in a few of my videos - people always ask someone to say it again. Why do i park the hair off first, because that's everything that is not needed for the lace install and that's also everything that is not glued down, because it was not part of her hairline. So i'm going to raise off everything you see me parting down and her hairline is still going to look natural and it's going to actually match her natural hairline and her wig will not look too far down and throughout this tutorial, like like taurus um, you know More into this video i'm going to actually rinse off a little bit more in the middle, because i end up noticing that it was not glued down and that the extra that i'm going to cut off is not needed as well. So i'm just going to show you guys a little bit closer. You know i zoomed in for you, i'm going in with my scissors slam that lace and i'm going to go razor, crazy and cut all of that off. So so so i raised all of that down and i pulled down a section for the baby hairs and then i noticed that some of the lace was still not glued. So that's when i went ahead and i parted off some more and i'm going to raise off some more in the center because she does have that high low um hairline, which is higher towards the middle and really low on the sides. But now that i risk off that extra and it's up to where everything is tacked down, it looks perfect. It matches her hairline perfectly so now we will go ahead and part that off um. You know to section that off for the baby hairs as well, so so now that we have all of that situated i'm going to go ahead and spray the hairline once again well for the first time with that tresemme holding spray and retie it down once again, With that milk belt, so while that meltdown is sitting, i'm going to go ahead and get her part down the middle situated, so i'm just going to go ahead and start popping off her center apart and you know applying that glam wax and, of course, the hot Comb and just you know, kind of pre-sleek it before we remove the nail belt. So so, as you guys can see, i went ahead and set her under the drive to make this process quicker, and this is what the hair looks like after removing that melt belt. Yes, it is skin, yes, it is melted. Yes, it is laid and now it's time to finish the straight part and also get into the baby hairs. Now, as you've seen from the beginning of this video, we did do a soft and natural baby hair, look which was a combination of the mousse method and the holding spray method just to make the baby hairs firm, but still soft and natural. Looking um and as i mentioned before, this is not a full lace: frontal wig, it is a 13x4 only in the center, so the size is about one inch of parting space or less. Therefore, the track starts right towards like the hairline on the sides, but of course, in the middle, you do have that four inches of parting space. So um. If you see like a long, not really a lump, but if you see like a bulge on the sides, that's pretty much where the tracks start on the wig. So that's why we just did a nice little bust down the middle nice and sleek um with the soft and natural looking baby hair. So um i'm right now, i'm just you know, making the middle part just nice and straight and then i will get into doing the baby hairs and the mousse that i am using um. This is my first time trying this mousse out and i absolutely loved it and a key thing about this mousse. It is alcohol free, which means your lace should not lift at all, because it has no alcohol in it. So whenever you are doing a baby, um, baby, hair, mousse method for the baby hairs make sure you are always using alcohol-free mousse. That way, you don't have any issues whatsoever. You did not see any well. You won't see any lace lifting in this video at all, because this is um alcohol-free mousse, so yeah before i do the baby hairs, i'm just going to sleep everything back in a ponytail, so i don't have nothing. You know messing up my you know my neatness, because you know neatness is very important. I try my best to be as neat as possible with every style and that just also gives it that extra. You know um so um yeah. Here we go so i'm just going to zoom in, for you guys you guys get a closer look of. What'S going on, i'm just going to take my scissors really quick and i'm going to chop the middle hairs shorter than the rest of it, and you always want to make the middle shorter. If you want to do the baby hairs in the middle, if it looks too long, it looks you know, unrealistic and also it looks like it's just too big too much is going on. So i always chop. The middle baby hairs way shorter, um than the normal length that i would normally cut them and you guys will see the difference once i actually begin to swoop it so um. First, i'm going to cut everything down and then i'm going to go in with that. Mousse and shape the baby hairs with the mousse and then i'm going to tie it down. This is the what is it called the icy uh styling foam and once i meant like i mentioned um before guys, it is alcohol free. So i'm using this mousse and i'm going to just go ahead and swoop and do the mousse baby hair method on camera. For you guys to see in detail. So so now that i have all the baby hair sweep with the mousse, i'm going to go ahead and tie it down with the black tissue paper. I'M just going to add one more baby hair on this side, just to make both sides symmetrical and then i'm going to tie it down with that black tissue paper and set her under the dryer until the mousse is completely dried. And then i'm going to come back on camera comb out those baby hairs and then to make a molded but still soft looking. I would use the tresemme holding spray on the back of the edge brush and just swoop that holding spray on top of those baby hairs, but you guys will see more in detail once i get to that part so, and here was pretty much what the baby Had looked like soon as i remove it, it's still cute, but they're not perfect, so we're gon na get those thing perfect. So, first i'm going to comb them all out, as i mentioned before guys. Now, if you want the fluffy look, you can just go ahead and comb it out and leave it fluffy, but i still want them nice and sleek. I just want them to have that soft look, so i'm going to comb them out. I'M still going to use my hot comb to smooth the baby hairs into the rest of the wig, but i'm also going to go in with that tresemme holding spray and then re-scoop the baby hairs with that holding spray on top of that mousse method. So - and here is pretty much what it looks like um, this is the finishing look of the baby hairs. I'M going to show you guys both sides after doing the mousse method and adding the holding spray on top nice soft, looking and still sleek. So now we're just going to go ahead and just finish hot combing out the top of the um. You know the parting area, so that's super neat and i like for the roots to be kind of straight before the curly hair starts. That'S what helped me get. My nice and sleek look, but you know it's up to you if you want your curls to start from the roots out, that's your preference, but for me - and you know my clients and everything. I always do this method and you know they have no complaints. So i'm just going to hot comb, everything out, make sure it's nice and sleek and then i'm going to go with a little holding spray. Just you know tuck down any flyaways and of course, last but not least, we will conceal you, know the part and make it look even more popping. So stay tuned and last thing i'm going to do is just take that same rules and just apply it over. The hair and make sure i saturate it well comb the mousse through the hair, so the curls could be popping from moose to end, and this will pretty much complete this install. I hope you guys enjoyed this video learned. Some good little tips, um learned a new little baby, hair method and everything - and just let me know what you guys think down below in the comment section um about this install. If you are new to my channel once again, do not forget to subscribe and turn on your bells. I love you guys. We got more sleighs on the way, so stay tuned and don't miss out, keep watching to the very end. Love you guys bye. So you