Install A 360 Lace Frontal Wig No Glue | Lavy Hair Bodywave

Hey babes welcome back so in this video I'll, be showing you how to actually install your frontal without any glue or selling, or anything like that, so I'm just starting off with my cornrows. Of course there is a video to show you how to achieve these. I just pretty much pinned those up here, I'm just showing you the inside of the wig. It does have about four different combs and also some bands, so where you can adjust it to the, I guess perfect fitting for you. So, of course, this is just kind of me put it on the wig, just checking everything out, making sure that I get those combs in properly, and so I love the combs that are in this wig because they literally adjust right into place like right. Behind your ear right at the very top of your head and everything literally just lays flawlessly so here I'm just kind of checking the flap and just kind of determining where it is that I'm going to start to cut. This is extremely important. So a lot of people just kind of get confused here and they make a way and say: oh, it's not fitting, but you actually have to still customize this and actually frame it to your face. I guess so cut around the ears and I just like to take a rattail comb just to literally fill out right above where my ear is and, as you can see, I'm just double checking the flap where I want to start cutting and you don't want it To be too straight because, obviously around your ear is not going to be like super straight and if you need help, definitely get some assistance yeah, it's not going to be like a one. Two three type of thing: you don't want to cut off too much hair, but once you figured out your parting go ahead and take some scissors and just literally trim right around your ear and once you do this you'll notice that the wig just fits that much More seamlessly and to me like, without doing this, I don't think I could wear the wigs at all. Obviously it looks before you just want to remove that and it fits just properly. So, of course, I have my own little sideburns going on, but yeah. I actually should have decided not to do anybody here for my braids like actually out on another week previously, but I should have just brushed those out and back, but whatever so yeah, I'm just doing the same thing. On the other side, just carving out around my ear, I'm going to pin that hair back and then go ahead and just start trim and you don't have to go as fast as me: you'll notice that I'm not really speeding up this video at all, but yeah. You definitely want to just kind of take your time with it, because you can trim off hair unnecessarily and you don't want to do that and, as you can see, this lace is really really thin and lightweight it literally melts into my skin. So this is really really perfect. It'S going to be in the color light brown and I just use a couple clips just to pin the hair back. Obviously these duckbill clips they do work but kind of ran out of them, so this will have to suffice. So once you've gotten the hair all sucked away, you want to go ahead and take your scissors and just kind of trim right around that hairline get it as close as possible to where the hair is or begins. And you see what I mean: yeah just go ahead and start trimming that away and really truly like the type of lace that I guess you use or whatever is going to be made with that closure or frontal. So on and so forth. It'S going to determine how seamlessly the wig just kind of fits into place and goes along with your skin, so that is really important. If you have the option to get dark brown light, brown definitely pay attention to that, because, obviously it's only so much customizing you can do if you're a completely different skin tone. So for me I was kind of happy with the way that I've cut it trimmed it. So that was perfect, so I'm just going to kind of tilt this back a little bit push it back and, like I said, I should have definitely calmed out my own baby hair, but it just is what it is. I should have pushed that back, but I'm going to go ahead and use this gossipy glue. Now y'all. I literally made an FAQ FAQ video, I'm talking about how this product was just kind of annoying and don't get me wrong. It is. This is not something that I would do every single day, because it will dry out your edges, along with just the fact that it turns white like yeah. So I'm solely doing this for people that ask me you know how can I apply this wig without using glue or tape? This is going to be exactly how and you just take a blow dryer on light. Maybe medium heat and you'll actually notice that it has like a cooling sensation so as it dries, it literally gets cold, and you know it's done once it's no longer coat so yeah you just kind of slowly bring the wig on to that glue or I guess Almost like glue the gel and I'm just literally sitting it there and then once I'm in a comfortable spot I'll, go ahead and just take my rack tail comb and start to kind of press that into my skin. Now I ended up having to go back just to redo the sides of it, because I didn't put enough glue, but that's perfectly fine. I didn't want to overkill with the glue anyway, like I said, I'm strictly doing this just for you guys that are wanting to know how to lay down the wig, and if you see my last frontal video like I did not glue down the wig at all Or I didn't use tape, I didn't use Jo anything like I literally put the wig on and went. I had no issues with it, but you know everybody's different, so hope this helped you guys. So I'm just taking another look at the hair and, as you can see, it's not going anywhere. Everything is just really really flawless. So I really did like that Intel remember. In the last video, where I told you I like to thin out around the temple area, that is exactly why so, as you can see it, just it looks a lot more natural around that area and that's usually where I tend to part when I have frontals Anyway, so I just pulled out some hair from around my elm ears and just kind of trim. Those up a bit didn't want super long sideburns for this so yeah I just trimmed that just a little bit. Of course, I went ahead and took my cream of nature and mousse. Y'All know this is my go-to product just just move down the hair? Now it will appear a bit shinier in the video and that's because it was just extremely wet, but once it dries it lays flawlessly, and you don't actually have to worry about anything. So I'm just taking a comb and laying down the baby hair. I don't believe that I did that in my last frontal video, and it was because I was just going for a more natural look but everybody's obsessed with baby hair. So I guess we'll just keep that train going. I am just going to kind of play around with the hair, of course, but it does look really really flawless. Um, like I said once that product actually dries. You don't have to worry about that shininess, but the hair is just really really soft and pretty um and, as you can see, the lace did blend with my skin really really nicely. So I was really happy with that and just kind of tugging out the wig you'll see that it's not going anywhere. So you guys are right. The gossipy food does actually work as an adhesive. However, like I said, I wouldn't use it every single day and I don't actually see the wig staying or head longer than a day using that which is not too bad. For you know every day with where's - and Here I am again just playing with the baby here - and I love this freakin moves, because no matter how many times I use it, the hair does not get stiff with it like at all, because I'll play around with The baby here a million times using the mousse and it's it never changes the hair at all. So I think that it came out really really cute. Definitely leave any comments or questions down below, of course, and it's really cute, I didn't know if I was going to wear like a side part or a middle part. So I ended up deciding on a middle part, and I just went ahead and took my roxelle comb now here is where I actually noticed that I did over bleach the knots only on the top area, like literally right there, which is so annoying, but whatever I'll. Just show you really quickly how I'm going to fix that, so I just went ahead and parted out the space I'm going to take some black mascara and literally just go over the top of the hair. Now, obviously I could take it a step further. I could have taken off the wig dyed, the hair, literally back dark brown or black, but that's just way too much. So I did go ahead and just take my mascara taking my argan oil just to our mousse just to go ahead and smooth down all of the hair and then once I go back in just to redefine that part I'll go back in with the mascara as Well - and that is just a really really good trick, just to kind of get rid of - I got any discoloration now. Obviously, if you mess up the wig way too bad, you don't want to go all around the freaking wig with mascara, so you'll definitely want to go back and just bleach the hair again or not bleach. I'M sorry dye the hair again but yeah as you can see. That was just a really quick fix and you guys I've clearly been obsessed with making sure that my part looks perfect. So I'm just going to go in with some powder, even though I did it up under the wig, you could totally use a wig cap. I just went ahead and use that fit me foundation pressed powder just to go back to my part again playing with some baby hair, all right, and so I finally got the wig to where I was comfortable. It looks nice, so I did go ahead and just kind of trim off some of those ends. I only layer it towards the front just so that when I flip the hair to the side for parts and stuff like that, it will lay flawlessly, and if you guys, are curious about how I tend to layer my weaves on our wigs. I do have a video and I'll make sure that I'll link that down below for you guys so yeah. This is pretty much. The final product definitely stay tuned for the next upcoming videos for how to bleach the knot on a lace, closure or frontal other than that. I will see you in my next video stay pretty. I love you guys and I'll see you next time. Bye. You