Wach Me Slay My Custom Wig | Hot Glue Gun Install | 360 Frontal/16 Inch Bundles | Alipeal Hair

Hey, ladies, this is Jay welcome back to my channel today I'll be using the hot glue gun method to install my two bundles, along with my 360 front, so that I purchase from the Aliexpress vendor by the name of Ally pearl. So if you'd like to see my process, please stay tuned. Alright, so you're, going to start off with your dome cap, place that dome cap on the mannequin head and take your 360 from sole and place it slightly in front of the dome cap. To give yourself enough room to pull your unit forward so pull it back and make sure it's properly aligned then take your needle and thread and go inside the dome cap and pull your needle through and, of course, my needle is sealed or knotted at the bottom. You'Re going to continue to do this and try to stay in as much of a straight line as possible and keep it as close to the hairline, as you possibly can, so that those that stitching can be pretty close here is how your stitching should look once You'Re finished close to the hairline and put in a straight line. You want to cut off that excess dome cap and make sure you don't cut too close, because you don't want to cut your whips. I'M sorry I cut your threading, then go ahead and cut off that excess lace. Now I wish I had have cut the dome cap after I was finished, with the whole process of gluing and cutting and whatnot, because I do have a little bit of space as you can see there. So now you want to go ahead and get your hot glue gun and commits to gluing on the actual lace or the dome cap section-by-section. You want to take a small piece of the dome cap or of your unit and place the glue on that small piece, and I say, do the small piece of small sections at a time because it does I'm dry very quickly and if you run out of Glue just go ahead and put that glue back in it's very easy and continue to do section by section, and I am going in a u-shaped fashion right now, while I'm at the bottom of the unit, I'm just because I feel that it. You know it forms your head in a better fashion and if you happen to get any glue on your hair just go ahead and wipe it off. It comes right off with absolutely no problem and you want to hold your finger down on the section that you just did prior to and just continue to glue section by section and yes, I am cutting my webs and I don't really have a problem with cutting The webs, because the shedding that you may possibly encounter from cutting the West, I feel that the hot glue gun is like a sealant in one. You know it's as you're sealing the webs onto the dome cap. You'Re also sealing the hair inside of the actual web. So you're shedding will be very minimal, so please don't be afraid to cut your tracks, especially when you're using straight hair. The fold-over method just does not work for me with straight hair. I just can't take it. So if you like to do the following method, please feel free, but that's not my method of choice, choice when using straight hair, so I am putting the web slightly close together about a fingernail width apart and I am continuing to go in a u-shaped fashion. It'S beginning to straighten up as I get to the crown of the head, but right now we're still shaping it slightly into you and we're still continuing to glue small sections at a time so that the glue does not dry on us because it dries extremely fast. Like less than 30 seconds, so as I get to the crown of the head, I am going to go straight across with my glue gun. By now, you should have short pieces to finish the unit and, like I said from here on out, we'll be going straight across across. You only have a couple more tracks to go so now that you are at the top of the or the crown of the head what we are going to do after we saw on this last weft. I am actually going to sew the last weft on. Don'T ask me why it just seems like the right thing to do like I don't want excess glue that close to the actual hair that may possibly be showing. So I am going to choose to sew this particular this last track on. You see that small amount of space that I have left, I am gon na close it up with the last track and I'm going to go ahead and sew that last track on now. If you'd like to glue the last track, please feel free, because I have no rhyme or reason for sewing it. It just feels like it's the right thing to do so I am going inside of the dome cap and bringing it through the actual lift. So that's how I'm going to finish up the unit. It'S pretty simple, pretty self-explanatory. If you have any questions or comments or suggestions, even I'm open to suggestions or new ways to doing things. Please feel free to comment in the comment section below, and this is how your unit should look when you're finished now, as you can see, that lace needs to be tented baby, it needs to be tinted because it is not my skin complexion whatsoever. At this point, it's pretty late at night and I'm trying to cut some baby hairs in this unit, but I the struggle is too real for me right now to see because I'm blind as a bat. But this is the process I will use to cut my baby hairs by cutting in a we're motion piece-by-piece, but I am NOT gon na continue to risk my baby hairs because those are vitally important, so I'll, post, an update of these bundles in this frontal. In another video, so thanks for watching