Bald Cap Method + Lace Frontal Sew In | Start To Finish

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, so this video I'm going to show you guys from start to finish on how I do a lace front, choke installation. It won't be like super detail, but you guys will get an idea exactly how to do a lace front to sew in so let's go ahead and get started now my client. She has big tractor hair sometime last year and now we are just making sure that I can braid it, so I'm just gon na stretch it out using this dimming brush. I love those demi brushes because it really gets their brew and it really stretches the hair out I'll link it below so that you guys can get information about it. If you want a diamond brush, you don't have one and I like mine, because it's black - I got this one years ago, like at sally's. I think I can't remember, but anyway I'll link its excuse, my voice, I'm just getting over a cold. It is literally Alaska. In Arctica over here in Michigan yard, we literally the government has shut down over here, like they closed schools for like four days and it's not playing it's cold and we sick. So I'm just getting my voice back, so I apologize I'm going to be using some braiding hair to add in for this braid pattern. Just because I want my client here to be strong and I don't want her brace to unravel and I will be using a net later on in the video you guys will see that so for this installation, I'm gon na be doing the ballcap method in the Front and I feel like the ballcap method is becoming more popular because it helps protect the edges. I wasn't really big on this method, but I feel like especially for my client to protect the edges and things like that. We'Ve really want to protect our edges, because she has naturally thin thinner edges and I just want to make sure that we protect them by any means necessary. So I thought the ballcap method is perfect and you guys these caps, I order and block from Amazon love them. I will give you my link below so that y'all can check them out. They literally go with all my clients, kids home. Unless you a rare bone, they literally go with every client okay. Now, unfortunately, I cannot tell you guys with this hair it's from because I don't know. I just know that my client ordered her hair. I don't know what the hair is and I'm not gon na find out, because that's just that okay anyway. So this is what the front of looking like make sure that you go ahead and trim away the lace. That'S covering the ear, make sure y'all put your hands or have your client put your fingers behind the lace or have your client hold their ear because I don't snip so many ears tiny and go lot of y'all the client after her ID and snipped her ear. A little bit she bleed, but I'm just saying just be cautious. So anyway, you see how that's laying nice and flat and seamless I love it, go ahead and do the same thing to the other side, making sure that you don't cut your clients ear. So I have my finger there as a guide and also as a protection so that I don't oh snip my client ear, because these scissors are sharp using a little bit of makeup on the cap as well as the lace, because this lace is not this. It'S not transparent, so I'm going in with some foundation, that's very close to my client skintone. So when it comes time to apply the lace, it will match very, very well with her skin tone. So adhesive for today is the ghost bond and I do like both holes, but honestly I, like I like, go, find just as much so it just depends on what I'm grabbing at the time. So today is girls bond. I will link it below my clients. Can wear hers for about two to four weeks, depending on how they care for it with this adhesive, so I do about three coats now. This is a crucial part here. You guys I like to snip my lace right in the middle right there, so that I can really pull that middle portion down and press it in with a comb. I cannot stress this enough. It'S hard, not using your fingers. I know because I do it all. The time but using a comb to press that lace in and then blow drying it, so it sets really really good. Now, I'm using a razor just to cut away the lace, those little white dots, don't mind that that's just a guide for me. So I know where I want to lay the glue or the adhesive. Now my client wanted a middle part. So that's what we're gon na do. I went ahead and section off the middle part. Now for the baby hairs. I did not show you guys how I did this and I'm so sorry, because I can't do them. I'M laying down the edges with my edge wrap that will be on my sites. Classy crowns, calm, love these edge wraps. They lay your front toes down. You can use them you're getting a shower when you go to bed. We wanted to work out whatever you need to do. I love them. I love them. Love them, love them, so wrapping her down with the edge wrap, I'm using three four bundles of 28 inches. My clients said: go big, go home baby, it's her birthday, she dropping inches on y'all 28 inches and I use all the hair. I am double wedding and we are folding over the tracks. We ain't cutting nothing and it wasn't nothing left over, which is good, because typically I get about two and a half bundles with a lace front, or so I was kind of proud of myself. We decided to go with some curls and right now, I'm just pretty much finishing everything up. I use a curling wand for little curls, like I said you guys, I'm just touching up the hairline with a pressing comb which I love, get you a pressing comb. You want stuff to be nice and sleek baby, because my hands are growing and I'm growing hands. I could not show you guys how I did the edges, because I just don't really. I just don't really know how to do baby hairs like that so yeah. That'S all I can say for the most part, but the the finished look turned out really good, I'm just finishing up a few things. I'M gon na go in and plug the part just a little bit, but other than that the hair turned out really really nice. I used a curling wand to get these curls. I did not comb out the curls, because I wanted her to preserve her hair. That'S where she could she would. It was late y'all, so she was getting ready to go home and go to bed but yeah. That'S pretty much it that's a finished look. I did mow down the baby here. It'S with moose, so the baby hairs aren't stuck to your head. You can actually comb them out. So that's what I'm doing right now and that's pretty much it you guys thanks. So much for joining me in this video, if you have questions, be sure to leave below, and let me know what you guys want to see any other Styles. You want to see and thanks again be sure to check out classic cars like calm, and I will see you guys in the next video, that's hot. You