Bob Cut Lace Frontal Wig Tutorial+ How I Do Baby Hairs With G2B Glued Gel

What'S up love gang, it's me rashana love and i'm back in the game. Another video today, i'm going to show you guys how i did this bobcat install on my client. The very first thing you guys see me doing is doing the ball cap, so i did put this cap on my clients here and i just secured it down with some ghost bond now, i'm taking some foundation that matches your skin and i'm going to just apply That all over the cap, as you guys can see this is not the color cap that i usually use. This is a little darker and if my client is darker, then i will use this color cap. But if they're lighter, i will use the beige one and the reason is because this would just take up less product, because if you have something, that's like really light. Like if the cap is beige right and your client has like a darker skin tone, you're gon na add so you're gon na have to add so much foundation to it to make it blend. But if you have a color cap, that's already close to your skin. So you just have to add a little bit of foundation to just get it to the right color. But even if you have a beige cap, it doesn't matter you, you will just have to apply foundation the same way. It'S really no different, but i just prefer to do it like this, but most of the time i don't even have these colored caps. I just use big capsule everyone, but it doesn't really matter i'm just using this, because her skin color was darker, and i had a cap, this color. Next, i'm just taking my scissors and cutting off the excess cap. You want to cut the cap as close to the scalp as possible so that it can be seamless next, i'm taking some 91 iso proof of alcohol and cleaning her skull outside her skull cleaning, her forehead of all um dirt and oils. Next, i'm just placing the frontal wig on her head. I did cut this frontal beforehand like before her appointment. So now i'm just applying my ghost bond and right now, what you guys have been doing is kind of mapping out where the frontal will lay. I don't really, i don't usually do this a lot because, like i feel like, even if i do it, it doesn't matter because the front is going to still lay. However, i want to i'm never going to get like the perfect outline, so i don't really do it as much. I did apply three layers of glue as per usual and, as i was saying earlier, i did cut the excess lace off before her appointment, but, as you guys can see when you're cutting off the cap, you never want to cut straight across cut in a zigzag Motion and even if you do cut it across at least try and place the frontal ahead of the glue, so you can always cut the zigzag motion after you place it on and, as you guys can see, i'm just waiting for the glue to dry right now. That'S on my phone, so don't be like you're unprofessional, because i'm really not i'm just waiting for her glue to dry and um i'll wait till the glue dries almost clear, but not completely clear, because once it's completely clear, then it's completely dry. You don't want to be completely dry. You want to be semi dry so that, once you lay the lace down, it can finish drying with the lace on it, but yeah. So when you're cutting off the excess lace make sure that you cut in a zigzag motion - and i just want to reiterate that, because in this video i didn't show you guys how i cut off the lace, i did it before her appointment. Next, i'm placing the lace down and when you're placing the lace you want to place it at least ahead of the glue or directly on the glue. Because i hate - and i hate and i hate when i place my lace down and there's glue sticking out in front of the lace. Oh my god! That really annoys me now, i'm taking my comb and i'm just pushing the hair back and helping it to melt into the glue. Some more now, i'm taking my very small, tiny scissors and i'm cutting the excess lace off in a zigzag motion and remember, i said earlier if you want to cut the lace straight across before the appointment, make sure that you have excess lace on there. So once it's melted into the glue, you can go back in and do your zigzag motion cutting so that you can have the most natural influence possible. Next, i am taking some ghost bond again and i'm just going to put that right under the ear tab part, because that part did not glue down for some reason and that's fine. If you have to go ahead and add some more glue, because it's better to have not enough glue in front than to have a bunch of excess glue laying in front of the lace, i hate that and it will cause like a dirty install like once. The client ties their hair down and after a week or so like they're, going to start to see lint on the glue, because it's glue in front of here and of course, things are going to stick onto it. So you don't want that at all. Now i'm taking some glue again to glue down some excess lace. Now, when it comes to cutting off the lace, if there's hair there, i wouldn't cut it off because the more hair that's there, it would look more natural because it will conceal the lace. Some warm. So if i feel like the excess lace is just lace alone that i will cut it, but if there's excess lace with some strands of hair in it, i would not cut it off. I would just glue it down and that's it. Oh, my god that was a weird style. I don't know why. I said: that's it, but voiceovers are hard. If they're really challenging, you have to try your best to talk proper and talk with sense and knowledge, especially if you're doing a tutorial, because don't even understand what you're saying now, i'm going in with my comb and parting out the place that the section that's gon Na be her baby hairs and she just wanted like two swoops on the side, with some sideburns and now i'm just putting some glasses. We can do to just mold it down a little bit and i'm gon na also put some glossy glue to um sleek back behind the baby hairs as well. So right now, i'm not placing got7 glue. But after in a while, i'm gon na tell you guys, when i'm gon na be applying some gotcha glue to the back section to sneak it back somewhere. So now that's where i'm doing that and the reason i'm doing this is just so that it can melt some more and as the glue is drying, it's gon na um, as though jealous dry is going to help the lace to melt as well. So, that's why i add some gel behind the baby hairs now, as you guys see, i'm going in again and cutting off the excess lace. I do this a lot, because i'm telling you guys the left excess makes you have laying there the more natural it will be because at the end of the day, your lace is not real skin and the more lace that you can see the less natural it Will look so you want to get as much excess lace off as possible, like you want to cut all that excess leaves off as long as the lace does not have any hair attached to it, cut it off it gots to go, and that's it period. That was so aggressive now, i'm taking some gospel good gossipy, glue, spray and spraying that around the perimeter of the healing, along with some wig dealer melting spray, and then i'm going to tie it down to allow to melt now, it's time to flatten it out. Some more and to start it now, i did apply some luster's reduction black stick to the top right there, along with some gotcha glue spray to the very top, and that's what i use to flatten out and get it flat. Also, please note that the wig dealer spray is not mandatory, i'm just using that because i have it. If you have the gather, medius spray alone, to melt it down, that's fine! You do not have to use it now. I just cut the first part of her hair and the accent that was short enough for her, and she said yes, so i'm going to go in and cut around her hair to make sure that it matches up and i'm sorry, but for all the cognitive school Graduates, it's so annoying when y'all comment on people's stuff, judging them about how they do stuff and the method's right for them. They'Re! Oh! Well! They like it. Oh my god, you're doing it wrong! Oh my god, you're not supposed to do that girl! Nobody asks you like, i'm okay and i'm all for taking constructive criticism when you try to comment on people's youtube videos like they're, killing someone or like they're doing the worst thing in the world. That is annoying and nobody wants to hear that. But it's okay! If you leave, like you, know constructive criticism, of course, fine, yes, i haven't went to college high school, so i don't know the correct ways to do things, but the ways i've been doing. Things works for me and i've never injured a client and i've never heard a client. I kind of had a problem with what i've been doing so do not come under my videos and like act like i'm killing. Someone don't do that because that's really annoying but yeah. So what i'm doing now is i'm just combing out the hair and cutting i'm sorry for that little rant, but that's just so annoying like i hate people. I think they know it all. That'S really annoying! Next, i'm going to just bump the ends, not a crazy bump, but i know a slight bump with my flat iron. This is the baby bliss titania flat and i'm not going to even say the number the make. None of that, because i do not know like in my last video, i said something dumb and i know that's not the exact name of it, but it's this flat and yeah. I know i've seen it around and that's why i got it for christmas, because i was not paying for it for myself one and it looked like a bonfire iron. I see everybody else who using it and it just looked really good. I was like yeah, i got ta, have it and plus my old flat iron. I had that thing for years and it was broken up. Toe up beat the up like so i have to get a new one but yeah. So now i'm just flat ironing out the hair, and this really gets gives it that extra look. So if you, if you're cutting here and you feel like it's not 100, even you will cut, but then once you flat iron it out it's going to even up so don't worry too much. Of course, you want to make sure that the cut is blunt and as straight as possible, but don't worry if you have a few hairs straggling with it, because once you flat iron, it out add a little bump. It'S gon na all fall blunt and um nice, and also, if you flatten it out, you see some extra hairs in the back sticking out. All you got ta do is just snip that off and you're good. You got a nice blunt cut bob. It'S really not that hard, don't overthink it and do not do too much. Also this something i struggle with too is cutting the two sides evenly like that's so hard to me. But just take your time and if you have to cut the other side longer like od longer and just cut half inch, half and half inch then do that. But do not just jump and cut the other side, mad short, and then you can be madrid. I hate when that happens, but now it's time for the baby. Here'S my favorite part. If you know me, you know i love dramatic baby hairs. Now i'm just taking my razor comb, another razor comb, it's just a razor, i believe, and i'm cutting it down the shorty cut. The baby hair is a natural, but you do not want to cut it too short to the point where you can't make a proper swoop. So now for my baby hairs, i am using gossip good gel and let's just take a moment of silence for that melt. Now let me take my starter so after i apply the gospel to do, i just use it, and i take this very, very, very fine, toothed comb and i just do some seedling motions and just let my wrist do the work and let my other hand do The sleeking and that's just it's baby, because i love baby baby, here's his art and don't even worry about the baby's coming out good. Well, of course you want the babies to come out good, but do not over think do not overthink it once you overthink it you're going to mess up and you're going to make it look stupid and you don't want to make it look stupid. So all you have to do my advice. What i will give you guys is start off long and then cut as you go, so do not cut too short at first, because it's so annoying when you cut it too short at first and you can't make a proper swoop. So what i would advise you guys is to cut not so short, but once you start swooping and you see what needs to be cut down some more, that's where you will cut down but do not cut it so short of the get-go, especially if you're new To it, because then you're gon na make a mistake. So if you can gauge like okay, this is long enough to make the swoop then cut it there, but do not underestimate how much hair you need for the scoop, because it's happened to me a lot of times where i cut the hair too short and the Soup just looks so small and stupid, so yes, that's my advice to you guys and um. I also like to take my other hand and really sleek it back, because once you take that gel and you and you pluck good, if that's what's my tour, i'm gon na leave in the car up above and you're, going to check out my channel because there's A couple of videos, let me plug in once you plug that good and you add that gel to sleek it back, oh child, it really brings it out some more and i'm gon na show you guys that right now, like you guys, just see how it's legion, It'S the plugin for me. Okay, now i'm doing the side brands in my little swoop, back um design that i like. As far as my instagram, i'm like yup. These are so fire. I got ta learn how to do them and if you guys know - and if you guys have been watching me watch if you guys have watched my previous videos - which you guys definitely should do 10 out of 10, i would definitely recommend i started doing. Baby has been moves and i stopped really quick because for one it takes too long for me and for two i, like my baby prayer, if you guys see how much times i go over my baby hairs with the moves you got, ta move quick with it And i don't like the quickness i like to take my time and if you ever sat in my chair, you know that i take my time because i like it to come out perfect and as perfect as i can do. That'S what i want to do for every single install, so i take my time what you got someone doing a few clips ago was going in with some concealer, along with the part i said, along with the part straight down the part, with a very, very, very Thin brush now, i'm just plucking out a few hairs from the part so that it can define the part some more now we want to over pluck. But if you do have an over pluck, i have a quick fix too. What i'm going to show you guys right now, you take some, you take some wax wax strip and let the client hold it over there um hair line so that no black, just one turtle black spray gets on the hairline. Then you'll take this black brown line and change mask down below and take your two take the tail of your comb and just spray over it ever so lightly, and that's it. I'M taking some wig shine right now and that's it for the install. This is how it came out, don't forget to like comment and subscribe and i'll see you guys in my next video later guys. You