How To "Melt" A Lace Frontal Without Glue Or Bald Cap Method | Bestlacewigs

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, I am chef beef. Your news channel, welcome wagwan for today's video, i'm using here from best last week's calm and the hair that I'm using is a body wave hair and it is in 20 inches. So the great thing about this hair is that the knots are already bleached for you, it's already plucked. Everything is done for you. All you have to do is remove the lace and apply the weight so before I do that, I want to do a glueless method without even doing the ballcap method as well. I just want this week to be super easy, so I'll be using this elastic bag to make sure that my wig is snug and that it is fitted to my head. So I won't have to use glue, and all of that so now, I'm just measuring the wig on my head to see how it's pleased and you want to make sure that you get a week cap, that's close to your scalp as possible. This way cap is not exactly the exact match to my scalp, but it won't be showing that much or at all, so I'm not even worried about it. So I'm just trying to measure the hair to see how far on my forehead is gon na go and all of that, so I'm just putting back the hair to see how the front is looking. So I'm cutting the wig, the cutting off the lace on my head to make sure that it's completely covering my edges. My hairline is a little bit weird where the sides come down close to my eyebrows, so it does get a little bit difficult when I'm trying to lay my wigs to you know, look full and without leaving my edges out at all, so I thought it would Be best to cut the lace on my head when removing the lace, you also want to make sure that you don't go too close to the actual hair lining, because you don't want it to have a sharp to full. Look so make sure that you live. You leave a little bit of the lace on. I don't even know if that makes sense, but just don't go too close to in your lining where it looks too sharp. So now I'm using the elastic band to see how tight I need the sides to be so. The flaps lay flat. So, as I said before, we're trying to make sure the wick is snug enough, where we won't need to use glue or any other extra stuff to lay it on our front. So this is going to be a melted frontal without using all the extra stuff. So so far, I'm loving how full the frontal is without looking too full and also I'm just going to cut off the excess size so that it's not too floppy on the sides, and I just wanted to make sure that it's fitted enough and as I said, I love how the lace is looking in terms of how well they bleach the lace. So I didn't have to do anything extra to this weight. Now I'm basically going to separate some of the hair in the front just a little bit, and this is for my own personal shape of my hair lining that I wanted to look realistic as possible and I'm just going to cut off a little bit of the Lace as a front - because I didn't want it to come too too far down on my forehead, where it looks a little bit unnatural and also what I realize is that these wigs work perfect. When you don't have any edges but says we got edges so we're trying to make this work. So what I'm gon na do is I'm gon na pluck the front just a tad more so that the baby hears lay well and also the way, looks well plucked? Where it's not ball, so be very careful! You don't want to make you don't want the frontal to look bald, so I'm just taking a little bit of excess hair because I already cut the front so we're just trying to make sure that it still looks as natural as possible. Now, I know we said no group, but technically this isn't a good is a styling job and the only reason why I'm using this is because, as I said before, my hair lighting is a little bit weird and it comes out just a little bit and I Just wanted to make sure that the flaps just stay down. So, as you see, I'm using very tiny amount like the bare minimum, and this is just to make sure that my flaps stay down and in place and also you can just tighten the bond a little bit more and the flaps will stay down when you tie It down with the mousse as you'll see later on, but that was just me being extra cautious. Just to make sure that you know we don't want them flaps to be flying around now I'll, be using mousse to lay it back the hair to help with the flyaway and then I'm going to use the mousse again to style the baby here. So I'm just gon na, let you guys watch to see how I style the baby hairs. It'S really simple, I'm not the best at it. Everyone has their own style. You didn't even have to do the baby hairs. I just wanted to make sure I did them to hide my lace a little bit better. That'S just my preference, but as you guys can see you and will have to do all that extra stuff, but yeah, that's all there is to it. Now after I have used the mousse to lay my baby hairs, I'm just gon na tight down. While I do some wand curls in this hair and all the details, you'll need for this week will be in the description box down below, and that is all there is to this style. This week is like super easy. I know you guys, like it's really tiring when you come home from a long day. You just want to take your wig off. You don't wan na sleep with your awake, but you don't have the time to be talking it down every single day. So I think this method is perfect if you do not want to stay in your wig, and you want to save your edges this and for the final touches I'm just going to pluck the parting just a little bit more, I'm gon na apply some mousse and I'M gon na recur some parts of the hair and that will be for a completed look now. This is the end of the video. Thank you guys so much for watching. I hope this tutorial was very helpful. You can follow me on Instagram, snapchat and Twitter. Add damn that Shep all the info you'll need will be in the description box down below I'll catch up in the next video Guam big open yourself, bye, guys,