Very Detailed! How To Pluck, Customize & Prep A Frontal Wig For Install Ft Hermosa Hair

Foreign I'll be installing a wig from Hermosa hair inside the package, I received the wig, an elastic band, a wig cap and some lashes. This is what the wig looks like straight out. The package, as you guys, can see the wig isn't a full frontal wig, meaning that it doesn't have full parting space in this video I'll, be showing you guys how I plugged and customized the wig, also prepping it for install and I'll, be showing you guys. Some steps of how I installed the wig for the customizing part of the wig you'll need a spray bottle with water in it a tail comb and a tweezer. The first thing that I did was wet the hairline with water, so that it'll be easier for me to see exactly what I'm plucking, because this wig isn't a full front too, and my client requested a side part I'll, be getting as close to the tracks as Possible so that the part looks Steep and it's not as close to the middle, even though the way it came called it already. I still bleach the knots for a little bit because there were still some black dots that were visible, even though I didn't get all of them removed. This is how the part will look on my client's head. Now, I'm going to separate all the baby hairs that I'll be using on the other side on each wig. The hairline makes the natural hairline so for the middle part of the wig it comes out and then on each side of it. It goes back a little bit. That'S exactly how I Mark where I want to place the baby hairs whenever I'm separating the baby hairs that I'll be using for the install, I always go by the shape and not how thick it is because I can always go back and then out the baby Hair is how I want them now for the sideburns by the end of the hairline. There'S always another little part that comes out, so I always bring the sideburns. I always Place The Sideburns below that little part of the hairline that comes out now, I'm going to begin to pluck the hairline. The first thing that I do before I start plucking is separate all the hairs that were already pre-plucked once you've separated all the hairs. You can then start plucking behind the hairline whenever I'm plucking the hairline. I never stay in one area for too long, because I don't want to leave a bold spot also every week that you customize is different. Some wigs knots may come out easier than the other. This wig, the knots, are coming out pretty easy, so it wasn't that hard to plug, as you guys can. I went back to the beginning of where I started plucking because I felt like I didn't take out enough hair, it's better to do that than plucking. The same area all at once and causing it to have a bald spot for this part of the video I didn't realize that my hand was blocking the camera, so I did speed it up, but the next clips will be at regular speed once you're finished plucking. The hairline of the section that you were plucking you can then remove those hairs and separate it with the rest. Then you can start again by doing the same thing. Plucking behind the hairline foreign is that I always use my comb and comb the hair back. I also use my finger to hold the hairline down. This gives me a better view of seeing exactly what I'm plucking out. It also helps me pull the hairs much easier. Thank you, foreign, the wig. You want to make sure that you pull right from the root so that you don't leave any little pieces of hair sticking up after I'm finished plucking behind the hairline for the second time. I then take all the hairs that I separated before and place it with. The rest of the hair, even though I already plucked behind the hairline twice when the hairs are all together. It still doesn't look like a natural hairline to me, so I'm going to use my tweezer and pluck across the hairline one more time, foreign when I'm plucking. I do use the tweezer a bit lightly so that I don't pull out more hair than what is already needed, foreign, so for the next part of the wig that I'll be plucking is the left side. The part is on the right side, so I'm plucking, where the part is in for this side of the wig. I'M basically doing the same thing. I already removed all the hairs that were already pre-plucked and now I'm about to pluck behind the hairline. Only difference is that, instead of plucking behind the hairline twice I'll only be doing it once continue watching to see how I plug this side of the wig and when I get to the next side, I'll be explaining some more foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign. So when I want the baby hairs to look like they're going behind my client's ear, I always start and make a part from where I plucked. On the first side, whenever I'm doing a side part, I always leave the side that's showing for last because of the amount of plucking. It'S way less plucking, so it'll be way easier for me to do foreign. So when you're separating the baby here, it's basically the same thing as the other side on the lower half of the hairline. It does come out so under that part of the hairline. That comes out. That'S where I'll be pulling. My Sideburn baby hairs from here that I'm holding is going to be styled as the baby hairs. So now, I'm just plucking from bottom to top to thin them out. Foreign foreign, foreign, foreign, just plucking, a small section of the hairline, so that when the baby hair goes behind my client's ear, it doesn't look as thick and wide always remember to separate the pre-plunked hairs before you start plucking behind the hairline foreign steps that I did With the first baby, here is by plugging from bottom to top foreign foreign. So now I'm gon na blow dry, the hair and prep it for install for this part of the process, you'll be needing your hot comb. Your wax stick and a tail comb before you, hot comb, any pieces of hair. You want to make sure that you use your wax, stick and place it on the root of it, so that when you hot comb, it it'll be super flat. The waxing that I use is from caracare when you're hot combing, the hair. You want to make sure that you're using the flat part of the hot comb and not just the only the teeth, foreign doing the same thing on the other side of the wig foreign had shapes and hairline sizes are different. So the measurements that I predicted may not be right all the time if it ends up not being the same measurements. I always just move around the Sideburn baby here I'll just separate the hair from the Sideburn baby hair to bring the position of the baby hair lower. If my client ends up having a longer hairline than what I predicted and if the hairline is shorter, I just bring more hair down from what I already had combed and then I'll end up cutting, what's not needed from the original baby hairs that I made. Hopefully, when this happens, I'm recording so that you guys can get a visual to see exactly how I fix this foreign foreign. The next clip I'll be showing you guys some parts of how I installed the wig foreign so for the rest of the video I'll, be showing you guys how I place the ball cap on how I did my client's edges and the finished look so continue watching To see how it came out, so the first thing that I'm doing is using a thin layer of adhesive and using it to trace my client's hairline to hold the ball cap on foreign's hairline. You want to make sure that you avoid placing glue on their edges. Foreign Foundation number 12 and placing it across the cap where the lace will be showing if you use the thin amount of glue, your cap should be super flat and easy to cut off. Foreign looks like on my client head. I'M just gon na have her hobo sides to see if I did the measurements right for the baby hairs for this part of the video I did skip the part where I actually installed the wig. I wanted to focus more on the plucking and customizing of the wig. I have some recent videos on my Channel, showing you guys how I install a frontal wig when you're cutting this baby. Here you want to make sure that you make the ends long so that it can blend in with the hair. That'S going behind your client's ear. I also cut the ends of the Sideburn baby here super long, so that I have enough hair to make the swirl before using my premium nature mousse to soothe the baby hairs. I used some got to be glue gel the black one and apply to the baby hair first foreign foreign, this baby hair I like to comb it in with the hair. That'S in a ponytail. This makes it easier to form the baby hair shape. Thank you. Now. I'M just showing you guys the last few steps of the install like hot combing and outlining the part foreign foreign. So this is the finished look. I hope you guys enjoyed watching this video remember to like comment and subscribe, and let me know what you guys would like to see next in the comments and continue watching for more clips of the finished look. Thank you. Foreign