Quick Weave Lace Frontal Wig | Hairinbeauty

Hey babies. Welcome back so I'm gon na be starting off with a canvas wig head and a mesh dome style. Wig cap it does have like breathable vents, I guess, ventilation it. I have bleached and plucked the frontal and also cut off about two inches or maybe about an inch and a half off each of the size. So if you want a detailed video on how I actually cut and measure my frontals for my frontal wigs, definitely let me know in the comment section below I'm going to be making a quick wave wig with this hair. So I am covering our canvas head just with a plastic bag. You can totally use saran wrap a shower cap, whatever you have available, but a plastic bag was easier, so I'm gon na show you how to apply this. I already have the dome cap on the canvas head. It is tacked down and I'm gon na be using some 30 seconds too long, Pro hair glue. Of course, you can use whatever hair glue you choose, but I'm just gon na be lining the base of the frontal so where the thicker portion of the fabric is that's exactly where I'm gon na be putting the glue, because that's where I want it to hold Down just the same as if you were actually so one of the hair, and now this is gon na, be a shocker for some of you guys this video, because I've never done anything like this. But this is like my second or third time, making a frontal quick weave, so I'm like, let me show you all how to do this. It'S really really simple, so you guys will probably love this tradition rendition. So this is what the glue looks like. It is. 30 second hold and glue. So of course you I probably should have kind of let it air dry, just a teeny, tiny bit before applying it. It would have caused me to do less work as far as having to hold it into place and things. So you just want to find the middle of the frontal, whatever that's gon na, be for you and then find the very tips of the frontal where the thicker portion of that lace was and then just match it up with the sides of the frontal I'm actually Gon na give you a better view of that, for some of you guys are kind of confused right now, even I was confused the first time. I did this, I'm like wait what's happening, but it's not as hard as it looks it's just more. So you get tired of the glue and moving around and stuff like that, which is why I introduced a blow-dryer, but I didn't use I'm like high heat. I only use it on cool because, of course, warm heat is actually just gon na warm up the glue. So you don't want that so anyway, using a Chi Pro blow-dryer, I have it on low heat and I'm just gon na press the little cool shot to keep it cool. So it's pretty much it and, as you can see it lines up perfectly so I usually cut my frontals at about 12 inches across so for French will comes. I believe it's like a 13 by 4 13 by 6 I'll cut off about 2 inches total. So it's gon na be 1 inch on one side. Another inch on the other side but, like I said I'll, show you a detailed video on that. Then I'm also showing you how to line up the front. So you see the very tip, that's a very tip of the dome cap. So that's exactly what its gon na lined up and the dome pad fits my head perfectly. If you have to use another Kappa, no, they have. The extra large caps definitely make sure you try on the cap before you commit to the style, although it is stretchy, the glue does kind of make it a little bit harder to stretch if you do not allow it to dry fully before trying it on your Head, so you definitely want to make sure that's gon na be an important step, so I made this week one day it's actually still sitting on the wig cap. So that's about two days later. Obviously it was dried the same day, but I wasn't ready to wear the wig. So if you do have any areas that need to be tacked down to not be afraid to apply more glue, it's literally just glue. Even if you get it on the hair, you can allow it to dry just a little bit and then take a column and get it out. Hence why I braid it via in frontal so that I can get all of the hair out of the way. But I could have totally just use the clip things like that. Nothing teach you crazy so on to the important part right or actually the frontal was the most important part you'll be surprised. You can literally glue these tracks any way you see fit. I am using the me Julie, medulla, Malaysian straight hair. I have three bundles or actually four bundles of 26 and then the frontal is a 20. This hair was super. Super soft and silky came extremely fast, gon na doula, it's one of my favorite hair companies. So I actually said I was gon na do a list of like my top Aliexpress or non Aliexpress, I'm hair companies just so you have an idea. They always have really really good sales, so anyway, make sure to check them out also, when you're getting ready to line up the tracks. I do go ahead and actually just kind of measure it out cut it with the scissors put my glue on it and then, of course, just hold it into place so and some of the clips. I got to the point where I was just holding the hair into place and not using the blow-dryer just depends on how much glue I applied and how quick it you know it tried now. What I will say is: if you're doing this on a client or someone's a head, you may not use the blow dryer, you may not need spritz or any of that other holding agents um. You know just kind of help you out, because your hair is already warm. So that's what actually helps warm up the glue just a little bit faster and it dries a lot quicker. So it's really up to you, but that is a little tip in a trick. So I'm making sure to bring the tracks all the way, as close as I can get it to the the edge of the frontal. So I'm not really overlapping the frontal, but I'm definitely making sure to get it as close as possible. Just so that it almost falls into like a waterfall, so every track that you use go up, it starts to over. You know, overlap via previous one, so on and so far, if you guys this is so freaking easy. I know there are so weeks and things like that, but just discovering this not even really discovering, but more so getting into this almost made me want to stop someone my frontal, so I mean, if you guys, will be interested in purchasing a frontal quickly. Let me know I'm more than willing to make it for you, and obviously the price would probably be cut about in half, so that would be a substantial difference if you guys have not already make sure you check out my website where I do custom wigs and Some that are already pre-made or reused from previous companies, so it's forever Kristy comm that will be in the description box below make sure that you are subscribed in turning your post notifications. I know YouTube. Algorithm is just a bit funky, sometimes so. Just make sure that you are you, have those bills turned on and I'm, as you can see, I just continue to go up into a u-shape parting. It out applying the glue and just kind of taking my time. I think I was watching Game of Thrones. It took me about an hour to complete the entire unit, that's from obviously not plucking it right, but the entire unit as far as laying down the tracks, which is pretty standard when you do a quick weave. So if I don't have you ever gotten one or you've ever done it on a client, usually a quick weave takes about an hour to install and you're done some. Actually, I think that's how long it takes me for someone. So it could be less time than that, I'm not exactly sure so, 30 minutes to an hour, I'm just gon na go with that. So anyway, that's yeah about right, anywho. So, with the frontal I'm like, I said, I did bleach the knives. I did plug that out. I have plenty of videos that show you how to bleach in customizing front tools. I have decided to kind of do them a bit different. So if you want to update a video on that, let me know I've discovered, like a quicker version that comes out flawless every single time so yeah other than that I mean, as you can see, I'm literally just closing this up. I could have done these tracks as small as I want to. I know. Some people would just do like one long track across to me defeats the purpose, because then I have to work harder to make sure that that track is always hitting, which is why I like to do the waterfall so that, as it goes up the only track, I need to worry about is, if I do a middle part, I need to make sure that that one last piece is flipped over. As you can see, I just did that one across is about about an inch and a half to two inches and the hair is as flat as possible. So I plan on doing some half-up half-down. You have some braided style things like that y'all. This frontal looks beautiful, I'm definitely gon na have to like trim it and you know, shape it and stuff like that, but leave any comments or questions down below. I hope that I went over everything for you guys and it was easy to understand if not leave. Some comments I'll give you an updated video or just answer you in the comments. So I love you so much stay pretty. I will see you on my next. Video have a good one: bye, babes