360 Lace Frontal Sewin Tutorial | @Hairbyshaunda

Hello, Shonda dolls, welcome to hair by Shonda TV, and in this video I will be demonstrating a 360 lace frontals, so in install my first step is customizing the frontal for a more natural look. I will use my tweezers to remove strands and use my razor comb to create baby hair along the perimeter of the hairline. Next. After this phase, I will lighten the nuts for a more natural looking scalp I'll, be using Clairol BW 2 and a 40 volume developer I'll, apply it around the entire lace and let it process for 30 minutes. I'M gon na cover it up by using my favorite thermal coloring raps. Okay after the lightening process is complete and I shan't pulled it out. I will go through and check for colorblind strands that leaked this is this process is only necessary if it's needed. Sometimes I get lucky and I don't have to do this step, but perfection is important, so I just use my beautiful collection, semi-permanent midnight black and with my tenth brush I'll, go right in and I'll darken up those blonde areas where the you know the lightener may Have leaked right there there was a blind spot, so I'm just going in and touch that up and make it like again. Now I'm going to let this process for 30 minutes before shampooing it out now, while that's processing, I'm going to go ahead and start braiding. My customers, hair, I'm gon na start with two really thin anchor braids along the sides of her hairline down to the back. These two braids are gon na, be pretty small. I want them to be super small so that you know there will be no bulkiness on the back of that frontal. So I'm gon na use these as my anchor to sew down the back half of the 360 frontal. So now I'm gon na finish braiding her hair all over, but remember I still have that semi-permanent color on the front so to cover up the blonde specs. So now I'm just molding this baby down, I'm gon na put a rapid strip around it and place the whole mannequin head under a hooded dryer, and while this dries, I'm gon na apply her got to be glue gel on a perimeter of her hairline so that When I install this 360 front so it will stick and not go anywhere. This stuff really works guys. I really recommend you using this for your frontals, so I'm just testing it a little bit to make sure it's tacky enough for me to apply it because you don't want it too wet because it won't stick. So I'm ponytail in the front, oh and slightly turning it inside out. I do this because I don't want any of the hair to attach to the gel when I'm applying it. I don't like to cut off the lace until after I have everything placed exactly where I want it. I don't really want gel and sticky stuff on my fingers and I don't like when the hair gets caught up under the lace. So when I have the lace on there still, it really helps me to pull and tug and place everything where I want it to be. Now, after everything is dry and in place and locked down, then I'll cut the lace, but I need to have that lace for more placement control, while installing so I'm just gon na take a rapid strip, wrap it around the perimeter of her head. While this glue dries and then continue with anchoring down the frontal, so now that I have this sewn down, I'm just gon na run through with my comb and part and check to see if everything is super flat, super sleek, you don't want any ruffles or wrinkles Or anything like that in the scalp, because that is not cute and when I'm done checking my work, I'm gon na go ahead and proceed with installing the 26 24 and 22 inch bundles of Salon cast virgin premium hair. So now I'm sewing this bottom track over into the front of the 360 frontal there's a braid under there and I'm anchoring it down, sewing it to that braid, and I'm doing this for the sole reason of one adding fullness to the sides to nailing it down. So that it doesn't move anywhere and trust me, I am so sure that she is not gon na part. Her hair way down here by her ear, okay, and even if she did want to party by her hair in her ear, she can make a small little part on the top of that track and no one would ever know see they could have parted right there. Where I placed that track, so this will add way more fullness to your, so in and it'll also keep this baby in place. Now, when I get more towards the top, I'm going to show the tracks within the the halo part, I'm not gon na show it towards the hair for in the 360 frontal, because that's where she will most likely be parting, her hair. So I'm starting in the back and I'm gon na proceed to finish all the way to the top. Now I'm just gon na go back and double-check everything and make sure it's all good in the front. It'S locked down, it's not moving, but the back. I still need to slow down, so I'm gon na proceed with sewing down the back part of this 360 frontal. Now I'm sewing this frontal onto those two small braids that I did and they're small, because I don't want it to be bulky. I wanted to lay as flat as possible so now I'm using a little Moroccan oil control, moves to divine her baby hair and extend the strands down past the legs. We want to conceal the lace. We don't want any of that lace to show so I'll. Just take the baby hair and smooth it down past the lace that I cut so that you can't see the legs. I already put some on the back back here and so now I'm just doing the front. I know you, I love those baby hairs. It is cute, it's like a pretty picture frame. I always say that you have to frame the picture. It'S like a lining like a man can have a nice fade, but if his lighting is crooked, it's all bad. So now I'm going to allow her edges to dry while I curl her hair and some nice big flowy curls. Alright, so look now part in it looks really natural baby hairs, popping everything's in place nice and full. She can part it anywhere. Another happy customer perfect! You can order these here at www.hsn.com e on Instagram and Twitter and have a blessed day.