Diy | Making My Own 360 Lace Frontal Using 2 Lace Frontals | Slaying Your Edges

Haidee buds welcome back to my channel. Today'S video is how to style your list front on how to slay your edges. This is my very first hair video. I really hope you guys enjoy watching and that, of course, you will like comment subscribe share. My video and join me in the next one, I'm gon na start off by sectioning out a very thin row at the front of the front, all along the edges of the front errata. This is where I am going to be creating my baby hairs as well as plucking away excess hairs in order to make the hairline look more natural and to flow more smoothly. You don't want to have too thick a roll, because you really want to do this type of thing in stages, to tease away the excess. Here'S. What you basically want to do is to use your tweezers or a rat tail comb to just create zigzag patterns along that hairline, very small zigzag patterns and then those small odd hears, rather that you have lifted up with the tail of your comb. Those are the ones that you're going to be plucking away in order to create that more natural hair line. Once you have finished customizing my frontal, I'm gon na go ahead and cut away the excess lace and you want to cut as close to the edges as possible so that when you lead on the frontal and start to brush the baby here, it's on top. Everything is gon na look smooth and it will flow smoothly and your front saw will look natural. What you want to ensure the most important thing to do is to have tracks going backwards as small as possible so that they hear life that's flat as possible and then a few bridges going to the side to secure the sides of your frontal. In the back, and with using my older frontal in the back at this point, I am measuring the older frontal. In the back of my head, yeah measuring up my older frontal in the back of my head against those braids, ensure that it lines up perfectly and that when I stitch it down, the frontal at the top will not affect where this one leads. Just like. With a 360 frontal, measured that one I'm securing it with some bobby pins and then moving on to measuring how wide the front frontal is and checking that against my head as well. I'M also going to be securing this one with bobby pins and then checking. Of course ensure that everything aligns properly, I'm not going to stitch down the front all at the front, because I like to have my frontal line on top of the track. I feel like this style looks much more natural when the front that is on top and the edges of those tracks are not showing when installing a frontal tension along the sides is important to ensure that the frontal is flat. What I'm doing is pulling it really tight so that it leads flat against those braids and then I'm securing the other side by stitching it down. At that point, where the tension is created and as long as you measure properly, that point should meet with the other frontal that you installed and secured in the back. And, of course, I'm going to stitch down my bundles, ding and stitching until the point. When I get to the crown of my head and then I am going to start stitching through the weft, that's the weft on the bundle, those tracks, so I stitch through those webs or tracks and then come up through the list and by doing it that way, You pull the lace front all over and on top of the trucks, and you cover them up now that we have installed our frontals and bundles and we love our daily we're gon na go ahead and get a really back seat gel, preferably or whatever hair gel. You can find, and what you do is you dab a small amount of product along the edges where that frontal would meet the edges and then you kind of press it in as you go along, you sectional your baby hairs as well as your sideburns, and then You use your toothbrush to brush the hairs into place, and you do this in stages in sections, so that the baby years look really natural, just like you'd be doing with your natural baby hairs. She, yes, she did it. Well then, like to you, cuz come on. You know this video is not complete without some hair flips and that diva is how to play my lace frontals. If you like this video and would love to see more hair reviews, please let me know in the comment section I'd love to hear your thoughts on this video. If I'm definitely going to try and do some more Styles with this here, it is gorgeous. It feels great thank you again for watching my video and see you in the next one.