*Detailed* Hd Lace Frontal Wig Install || Ft. Rose Hair

Just be my lover, everyone welcome to my channel or welcome back. If you are a returning subscriber in today's video we're going to finally be doing a wig video, i'm going to be showing you guys how i bleach plucked and do everything to achieve this natural hairline. So if you want to see that just stay tuned, so first, i just want to thank rose here for partnering with me on this video they sent over one of their wigs and it came in this beautiful box with all these goodies and accessories. I believe i got the um, they went there curly wigs, i'm not sure if the exact name, but all the links will be in the description box down below. So this is how the hair came. It was a curly, wig, um, hd lace, of course, because you guys know i'm obsessed with hd lasers, it's so easy to use. I was in 20 inches and it was a 13 by 6. I believe, but that was the lace. So you can see the lace is a pure hd lace, which i love. So i'm just going to start by getting my b2b to bleaching powder at my high test 40 volume developer. First, i like to go in with my got to be spray and spray. The lace i find that this helps the bleach not to run through and bleach the over bleach. Your knots like overblast the hair itself, so definitely try this tip if you've never done it before, because it definitely helps so. You should probably wear gloves, but if you're like me, then i'm an og, i'm a professional, so yeah mind your business anyways. I don't measure how much powder and developer i use. I just eyeball it, but basically you want to mix together until you have the consistency of like toothpaste. So it's not too runny, but it's very like i don't know how to explain it more, like a paste. Definitely so um yeah just mix until you get that paste. You don't want it to be too runny, because you don't want it to seep through your lace and overweight, your knots. So definitely it should be like this. You see me shaking my brush and it's like not running off, that's how it should be, so i'm just going to use my brush to apply that in an upwards motion. Sorry from the back of the lace towards the hairline. If you see that butter knife beside my hand, usually i use a knife to apply um my bleach to my lace, but i find that the brush was working for this hair because the lace wasn't actually as flat. So the brush was helping me more than the knife was, let's just say that but knives usually uh help because it spreads like butter. I guess so you can try either one and just let me know whichever one works for you, but this one was working for me in the moment. So i just went ahead and used my brush. I'M gon na apply that all over the lace. So now i'm going to start plucking the lace this is after the hair has been washed and dried. I just let it air dry, but the hair itself is still kind of wet, but i just make sure like the wig cap is dry, so i just section off uh just the front of the hair, and i just pluck random sections you don't want to plug. In one section, because you don't want to create a ball patch, so you just want to plug in random sections, so it's evenly distributed, and then i go in with my wax stick just to lay it back. So i can see how the hairline is coming along, and i just pluck and plug and plug some more you just want to basically plug until it looks like a real hairline uh. What'S good about this wig is that this hair didn't require much plucking, because i barely plugged anything and it already looked really good. So that's amazing! That'S why i love the hd lace. I feel like all the wigs i've had with hd lace did not come like that bulky lace. Look so you have to pluck like a million here like so i love that so yeah i use my um wax stick and then i go in with my hot comb just to help me to lay the wig flat before install. So i'm just going to start by applying this, let's jam extra extra hole, whatever this says on the screen, i'm going to apply that to my edges, just to brush them back, because you want to protect your edges under those wigs like we're trying to protect her Here it's called protective style so make sure you brush your edges back to keep them from getting caught in the glue and then i'm gon na go ahead and remove like the extra shine with my fingers. Just so that the glue sticks or you can use alcohol. But i don't have to, and i'm gon na apply my wig cap um. This came with the hair, but you can get these at the beauty supply store, amazon literally anywhere. I apply that and i like to do the ball cap method. Not everyone does, but i usually do it. So that's what works for me. So i'm just gon na take these tiny scissors and i'm just gon na cut holes in where my ears are. This helps the sideburn area to lay flat, because that's usually the problem area when laying wigs. But if you do this step, you are able to get the flattest install that you can get so make sure you cut the air tabs from the lace to lay my wig cap down. I use my go spawn glue. This is also the glow i'll be using to apply my wig don't mind. My glue is very busted and old, but it still gets the job done. So that's all that matters um i like to apply that in thin sections, just lay it all flat and let it dry uh. I learned this technique from when i got my hair done professionally wig installed for the first time, with the first and only time. So i stopped using the got to be close spray to lay my wig cap down. I just use the glue now i'm going to use my scissors and i'm going to cut off the extra wig cap because we don't need that so we're just going to cut it and make sure that we cut as close to where we glued that as possible. So we don't have to, we don't have any lifted. Oh my god can i see so we don't have any lifting in the front area, but if, even if we do, we can always go back in with some more glue or got to be. Spray depends on whatever you use, i'm just going to go in with some of my bronzer. You can use foundation concealer. Anything you want just make sure that the wig cap matches, like your skin tone. Basically now for the wig. Oh my god, look at this hairline! Oh, my god, it's so gorgeous like the curls are popping. The hair is soft, like i'm literally in love, so i'm going to start by putting the hair up out of the way so that i can work on this lace honey. For my lace, i like to um, cut three sections, so i create two small cuts on the front, creating three flabs or i don't know. Why did i say flaps that sounds so disgusting, but you get the point three of these tab thingies just so i can work in sections if you're a beginner, please work in sections, do not put the glue on the entire front of your head and try to It'S going to be a mess, so just work in sections. I find that this works better. If you're a professional, then you do you, i'm going to also cut the ear tabs, so you want to make sure that the wig is laying flat around your ear, not resting on your ear. So that's what i'm doing! I'M cutting off the extra lace um in that area. Now i'm applying my glue uh. As i said earlier, i'm using the got to be glue. I'Ve always used this glue, so i just find that works for me. You can use bow hold. I always wanted to try erica j's glue, but i haven't got around to it yet so, who knows? Maybe my next week, video we'll be trying erica j's glue, anyways, i'm gon na use my so this the thing that i'm using to apply glue. It'S literally like those kebab sticks and we bought them and i've never used them for kebab. I always use them for my wigs, which is so funny, but anyways. I find that it applies the glue really flat and they're disposable, so i just use them and you want to make sure that, if you're applying multiple layers of glue that the glue is drying in between each step. So if you apply the layer number one make sure that the glue is dry before you go with another layer just to prevent it from caking up. So now, i'm going in with layer number two. I only did two layers because i don't know i just felt like it also. I was running low on glue, so i wanted to preserve it, but you can do as much as you like the more layers you use the longer your wig will last basically also. I don't want to apologize for the lighting in this video. I was using natural sunlight and everyone knows that the sun works in its own time. So just please ignore that, but i feel like i still look good anyways, but get into this lace honey. Like do you see this hairline and listen, i wasn't even done yet so ah looks so good, it's so melted and just like perfection anyways, i'm just going down that front section where i applied my two layers of glue, pressing that in with my fingers, i don't Recommend using your fingers because the glue like it just might get messy, so i always like to use a comb. I don't know why i was using my fingers acting like a professional and but yeah use a comb to just help. You lay the wig flat in that area. Um then i go in and do the same thing to the sides. Just repeat the same steps apply your layer of glue, make sure that it's dried before you're going with the second layer, and then you can melt your wig so once all my wig is glued down. I just take this elastic band. The video got cut off, but i basically just take the elastic band and lay it down so that the glue sets you want to keep this on for about 10 minutes or the longer you keep it on the more your lace will be melted, so just keep That in mind, then i use my wax stick to just lay my lay the front of the hair flat, and then i go away with my oh. Can i speak. I went in with my hot comb cheese. I went in with the hot comb, as you can see here, and the hairline is just giving me everything. It'S just give it everything that it's supposed to give. Then i just go back in with my tweezers just to pluck a little extra, because you know what you can't pluck too. Well, i'm not going to say that you can't too much, but you get it just what i'm saying we want it to look as natural as possible, so we're going to just pluck plug plug until we get that desired. Look listen! This is very much given come on city, say scalp, okay, like period so to cut the extra lace i like to use a razor because it gives that jagged edge when you use the scissors. It just gives that blunt cut and we work so hard to this lace, so it can look like it's coming from our scale. Why would we go in with the scissors like tell me, use a razor because it helps to look more natural, okay and you can also work in sections. Like you see, i do one section at a time just take your time with this section, don't cut yourself. I'Ve definitely done that in the past, not in this video, but i've done it in the past. So don't cut yourself like me, uh, when you cut the extra lace, you might have some sections where you need some more glue. That'S perfectly fine. Just go ahead and apply glue to those sections, lay it flat and then move on now. This is where i'm gon na attempt to do baby hairs. I like this is the worst part for me. I do not know how to do baby hairs at all. I find that it's so hard like it looks easy when you watch someone, but let me tell you it's hard, but i don't know they came up. Okay, i guess i just pulled some hair out from the section, but the hair line - oh my god. I just might cry anyways, i just pulled some hair out and then i just use the hot comb to like lay those flat and lay them in the direction that i want it to go. And then i went in with the elastic band once again. Just so it can set into place. You know, because i i don't want any stubborn hair around here. That sounds so weird. Oh, my god. I should just stop talking now, so i use a razor blade to just cut off extra here because they were in my face, like it was bothering me, but moment of silence for this hairline. Like are you seeing this like? I can't be the only one: um excuse me um, who did you hear? Oh i did now. This is where i was attempting to lay my baby. Hairs definitely was struggling a bit, but you know what sometimes you just have to struggle and make your way through life like that's just how life works. So i was trying to use the let's jam that i used to lay my natural edges earlier. To lay this, it wasn't really working out, but i think once i laid it down with the elastic band, it kind of stayed because i don't like those crispy edges with the got to be like. I don't like those crispy looking edges like. I want it to look natural like yeah, i don't want those crispy. Looking things like this ain't, the krabby patty like this is a wig. So this is the final look. This is how everything came out. Let me know if you guys enjoyed this video. Please leave a like. 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