How To Replace Old Frontal On Your Wig * Very Detailed *

Anyways, my name is Reid anyways. Today we are going to be talking about how to replace a retinol on your last week. So, as you know, frontals bald, eventually, eventually you'll get a little bald spot or the lace will start acting up. Lace will get red stretched. It'S done, you can't do no more. I know how to finesse some lace, okay, but there's a certain point where that it got ta go I'll, be telling my clients like. I can do this this one time. This is the last time, but after this I said no more, the last time we got ta do something about it. We need to order you and we need to replace a period cuz, I'm not about to let you look busted in the street and you gon na say: oh no, what read what don't be telling people? I did that wheel, laces back here or your lace is split or your legs got a hole or a ball spot me telling people. I did that anyway. Sorry, I'm gon na go ahead and let y'all know something real quick before I get started. I would recommend that you get a good quality wig, and that way you can always just keep on replacing that frontal, because that hair in the back will still be good. Now, if you keep on buying these cheap, cheap, wigs, you're gon na have to keep on buying them every time, because you're gon na keep getting bald spots. You'Re gon na keep getting a tangled nanny that wig is not gon na last you. So if you actually think about it, you're gon na probably have to buy a wig every month, a whole wig yeah. Why don't you rather spend money on the quality wig? That'S gon na last. You that you just have to keep buying a frontal or frontals are cheaper than the whole wig. So I'll recommend that you do that. Of course, I'm just trying to save you money in the long run. I know that lace fronts are expensive, but applications aren't expensive. So really think about it, but anyway I'm gon na go ahead and get started. So this is the HD frontal. I got from Lowe's extensions. This is a 13 by 4 frontal. All their hair is Cambodian breaking hair. One way to tell that the frontal is HD is by the ruffled ends on the front, so if it doesn't have this most likely, it's not HD. This is my old frontal. Wig, the frontal isn't really balding. It still matches really good. It'S just transparent and I prefer HD, so I'm gon na go ahead and switch it. I'M not gon na like throw this frontal away, because it's still day, as you can see right there, but I do prefer the HD that wig is also from those extensions. I'Ll put their information in the description below so you're gon na start off by putting your wig on the wig stand, you're just going to tack it down in the middle of soy, doesn't fall off now, you're just going to separate the frontal from the back. If it's professionally made, then you'll be able to see where the first track begins and you're going to cut right in front of it, so you're going to go ahead and clip the front. So no the hair gets in the way, while you're cutting now you're gon na go ahead and take your scissors and cut right before that. First track make sure you don't cut that little strap right there, because you might need that some wigs come too big. So you need that stripe just to make sure it fits perfectly. So now that you're done cutting, you could go ahead and put your pin in the back of the wig, so it doesn't slide off the wig head and you could go ahead and dispose of the frontal or save it for later, like I'm doing so now, I'm Taking my new HD frontal and I'm applying it, so it matches up with the back of the wig. Please don't worry about how the front of the frontal looks at this time, because it's gon na look a little ruffled, but as long as the back is matched up, you won't have a problem, go ahead and pin it down, so it stays in place. You don't want anything to move while you're sewing so now, you're gon na go ahead and start sewing, please so very, very close together. You don't want any of this to come a loose. I'M! So sorry, if I didn't get the right angles, but I'm just basically sewing it the most common method, I don't know what it's called, but it's just the basic way of sewing. I like to start from the middle and goes to one side and then from the middle again to the other side. I just think that it matches up perfectly. If I mess up one side, I don't have to go back and cut all of it again. You, and that is how you replace a french hole. Now you want to make sure the frontal matches up with the rest of the wig. This wig is 22 inches. So therefore I got a 20 inch front, so I'm gon na take it off the wig stance. So you can see how it blends it kind of gives it like a layered look. If you want a blunt cut weight, you're definitely gon na have to get the same length as the rest of the wig. In my next video I will be bleaching the nuts and plucking the hair line. I'M going to show you step-by-step how to do that right now I didn't do anything. I just replaced the frontal here's, a quick look on how it looks inside it looks professionally done and look at all that partying space like this is about to be bomb. Thank you guys for tuning and there will be way more videos to come. I'M gon na do something really really fun was next time. Thank you guys make sure you like and subscribe