Wig Install On Low Hairline | Small Forehead

Hey fluff some fireballs welcome to my channel. I want to take the time to say thank you guys for 1k. I truly appreciate it today. I will be showing you guys how to apply a lace-front tool on a low hairline, so stay tuned. So this wig was sent to me from Yukari wigs. It is a 16 inch straight lace, frontal wig. It has 4 clips in it and it also has adjustable band. The name of this week is called oil slick. Before I get started, I'm just going to spray some water on the front so so that the bleach doesn't seep through and stain the hair and I'm also using the rat tail end of my comb just to make sure I'm pushing back any flyaways. So I'm gon na let this sit for about 15 or 20 minutes and then I'm gon na rinse it off and I'm about to start the plucking process, which I will not put you guys through so we're gon na ask for it right through this. Also, I only plucked the sides of my front only because the top part really gets cut off. Okay, you guys, I think, by now. We all know how to put on a ball cap, so I just put it on and spray. Some got to be free spray and blow-dried it on cool and now I'm cutting my cap off and also I am going to put some foundation on top of my cap just to make it blend in so the difference with most people's forehead is that a lot Of people's forehead is even all the way around, but a lot of people have lower hair lines, which means that their natural hairline comes a little bit closer to their eyebrows. And the frontal is supposed to sit above your hairline so that it doesn't damage your hair and it makes a lot of people look crazy. So therefore, I'm going to show you guys how to not look like your hairline is touching your eyebrow. So basically, what I'm doing here is, since I had to pull the frontal all the way down, I'm just going to go and part out my forehead space. That is sitting underneath this frontal. So after I've parted out just half of an inch of hair, I'm going to take my guys to be free spraying and basically splitting me down the way together, stays in place and the first you're going to blow dry this on cool. Until you feel like your wig is secure now, I'm just going to take my eyebrow razor and go in and cut off this excess hair to open up my forehead space and cut off the rest of the lace. Now I'm going to go in and cut out the lace by my ear so that it lays perfectly - and I'm just gon na lay the ear tabs down with those Barnes supreme and because we had to cut out the frontal up top. I'M just gon na go in and do a little plug in. This is the reason why I said I'll pluck too much in the top of my frontals when I'm pre plucking only because I never know where I need to plug in there's no point in wasting my time, but I'm gon na cut off all of that hair. So here all I'm doing is taking a foundation powder, that's the color of my skin and I'm just going in and applying powder to the lace just so that it blends in a little bit more. I fast like my baby hair is down. I do go in and fill in once again with the powder just to give it a more realistic in skin. Look