How To Install A Frontal Wig Tutorial

Hey guys, my name is michi, and that is mad about michi on youtube, as well as matt about michi on ig. Today, i am going to be doing a frontal, wig install and i'm going to be showing you guys all the different products that i use and all the different techniques that i do to install this service. So i've already molded her hair back. So what i'm going to do now is just put her nude stocking cap on and i'm going to use the clear lace paste by posh collection to mow the cap down in the front. And then i'm going to cut holes out of the cap. Just to make sure that the cap lays nice and flat around her ears, so i'm going to use my spray and stay, which is a lace spray. It'S no adhesive! It'S just like a glueless spray. So i'm going to spray that around her hairline first to help hold the stocking cap down. So now i'm going to use my clear lace paste to mold the cap down up against her skin, so i'm putting the glue. This is an actual waterproof glue. So you you don't want to get it in the hair, so i'm just going to lay it right up against her front hairline right in front of the hair. Remember never put this in the hair so guys. This is what your cap should look like once you mold it down to their head now. I am not the absolute best at these installs, but i am going to show you guys every single thing that i have learned over the years: i've gotten better and better. If you typically do installs and you feel like you, do them well, there may be one or two tips in here that can help you improve or if you are just starting out and you don't know how to do any installs, any frontal installs. Then this should give you enough information as to where you can get started and actually start providing this service on your clients. So now i just have like this foundation powder that i'm going to cover her cap up with so guys. Typically, i would use a lace tint to cover my cap as well as my lace, but because we were pressed for time. I went with the quicker option, which was the foundation, but the lace, tint or the foundation both work perfectly fine, it's just all about which one you feel more comfortable with. You don't have to cover the entire cap, but you do want to cover the areas where you know you may have a part or even where the entire lace is going to be. I'M just going to cover like where the entire lace is going to be. In case she wants to switch up where her part is so i usually do this before i start, but what you want to do is kind of go in and get any little fuzzy hair from around their hairline, because it's kind of hard for the unit to Stick for the glue to stick if they have hair. So a lot of people usually have like um the sideburns kind of go down a little bit further. So if they have that, you just want to kind of go in and shave that hair off so it'll be clean and it'll stick really good. If not, it's going to lift up so you're, not actually going in and just changing up their entire hairline you're, just cleaning it up just the areas on their forehead, so i'm just cleaning it off with some alcohol just to make sure the surface is clean. Before i start installing the unit, so this is the malaysian mink 13x6 frontal unit, and you can also purchase this at iloveposhcollection.com. It comes in several different lengths, we're doing a 22 inch. So now what i'm going to do is just go in the hairline and kind of soften it up. This is a hd unit, so the lace is really thin, as you can see so again, i'm just going to go in and just clean up the hairline just pluck it to make it look more natural. So this is how the hairline looks when you purchase the unit, so i'm just going to go in and taper it out a little bit. You can see it's already thin, but i want to get rid of some of this little thick area in here. So i like to leave the hairline out and then just go in and pluck, and you want to be careful when you're working with hd lace, because it's very thin. So you don't want to poke holes in the lace. So once you lay it down with the holding spray, which is a soft holding spray, so it's not going to make the hair hard or crunchy. As you can see, i can comb right through it as if i never even sprayed it, but that kind of helps me kind of determine if i need to go back in and thin it out, some more or if it looks fine. So again, everyone is different. Like you may, like your your hairline thicker, you may like them thinner, so it's just all about what you like, or what your client likes. Okay! So now i'm just going to put it on her head and see where i want it placed so she has a far hairline. So i have to go past her hairline, so i may have to do some more plucking once i get it where i want it. So i'm probably going to do it about right there that looks good right there, so i'm just going to use a little bit of the same powder that i put on her her cap. So now i'm going to go across her hairline with the clear lace paste to glue her unit down. So i usually only use about one or two layers, but you don't need any more than that and it goes on clear. So you don't have to wait for it to dry clear, so i'm just going to go across it for a couple of seconds with the blow dryer, but it's already kind of tacky. So you don't want it to get too dry. So i'm going to go in and give her layers, so you always want to either give layers or at least trim the ends the curls last longer. Once you trim the ends off plus it has a cleaner, smoother look, so you never want to just put a wig unit or any type of weave in your hair without trimming the ends. So now i'm just going to go in with the perfect polish, i'm just going to lightly mist the hair and that's going to help, give it shine and help seal in the curl, okay guys, so that completes our frontal wig unit install again. This is a 13x6. This is the malaysia mink body wave. It comes in several different lengths and it's available at iloveposhcollection.com. I hope you guys enjoyed this video again. I am not the best at these installs, i'm still learning, but i think i did a pretty good job compared to what i normally have done in the past. So if you are just starting off doing these install units, i hope these tips and the little little tricks that i did will help you out on your journey with your installs again make sure you subscribe to my youtube channel mad about michi as well as my Ig page at mad about michi. Thank you guys, see you next time.