Easy Gluing 360 Wig All Around Using New Boldhold Maxx |Lace Assassin

This actually looks like if somebody went girl yeah. No, I look like a real Puerto Rican hi you guys and welcome back to my channel, so today's video will be on a full lace install and how I grew them down in the back. So I just wanted to come and show you guys how I bleach them. I just bleach a little circle around the circumference. When I do my full lace with, I don't like to go in and bleach the entire thing, and as always, I like to put the wig on my clients head up before I do anything just so I can get a feel of where everything will lay and Where we'll be putting the glue, wiping the hairline down, etc? So first we're gon na go in with our 91 % alcohol, and this is just to clean the hairline of any oil or dirt or anything that will make this a lace and not lay down right and then I'm going back in with the boat hold skin. Protect and I'm just dabbing this all along the hairline to protect the clients skin and now, let's go in with this glue. This is the new boat hold max. I really like this I'll use it a few times. It'S a silicone glue. It is waterproof. I witnessed it literally, so definitely I'm gon na link that below where you guys can get back, but it's pretty simple, I'm just going in with that brush. I was brushing this glue all along her hairline, similar to the way I would with the normal boat hopefully - and I just like to go home with about a few layers of this - I going with two to three, maybe four, depending on how strong of a hold I need, but you just want to apply this and I'll, just give it about 30 seconds or so to dry in between coats, and you want to make sure this is fully dry before you lay down the lace and you'll know it's fully dry when it's tacky And it's not really sticky and stringy, because what can happen is that glue can seep through the lace and it will get on the hair and it'll be just like really messy. But it's pretty easy and simple to use and I love the strong hold that it has and as always, I'm just going in and I'm just pulling that lace directly down into the glue just making sure we have everything situated properly and, like I always say in My video you want that hair line to be in front of the glue, never behind it, it's ideal to be on top, but I like to give myself a little bit of room for any mistakes. So I always pull it a little bit in front of the glue, I'm just using my palm to go ahead and palm that down and just really mesh that lace together with the glue. Now, I'm just gon na go ahead and cut up the middle of the lace with my scissors and then I'll be using my eyebrow razor to go ahead and cut off the excess lace. And with this method, I just like to move the eyebrows go up and down just so, we can get a jagged cut and everything could look really natural and now for me, I like to mix both glues. I went in with this, as I do in all of my other videos, under the pieces of lace that are listed after we went in and cut off the excess lace, and this is just the boat hold active and that was inside of the glider container. Now I really like the glider containers as well, when you're going in and doing it install and I'm just using that on the back of my rat tail comb to put it under there and then it's always gon na go in and you took teeth of Elkanah That calm so go ahead and combat down into the glue and look how natural this looks you guys. I love the way that this looked and the killer part about this was it was not even HD or transparent legs. Now this is the part. You'Ve all been waiting for on how to do the back down and honestly, it's really simple same thing as the front. I went ahead and just wiped it off with it. The alcohol and then apply for skin protect and I'm just literally applying this a glue along the back of her hairline with this brush and I'm just gon na. Do the same thing, and I'm just literally going and following the trace of her nape and same thing with the front, just gon na want to repeat this a few times for her back. I did three layers of glue and you literally are set to go, and my favorite thing was, as she was telling me how secure it felt - and this was my first time using this glue to glue down a wig on the back and she loved it. Now that was supposed to be the clip of me pulling the lace down into the glue. Obviously it wasn't because I don't know what I did, but I just went ahead and just pull that lace directly down into the glue and I just cut off the excess lace same as always, but I didn't use the eyebrow razor. I just went ahead and cut it straight across with a scissor, because the back hairline was a little bit different. It wasn't really carved out as much as the front of the hairline would, and what I was doing in this moment was just parting out to see. If I wanted to cut off the excess lace that was lifted - and I decided not to because I wanted to give her some little kitchen hairs in the back, so I decided to go in and just leave that and I'm just gon na do the same technique As I did with the front, taking the boho active with a rat tail comb and just applying that under the pieces of places that are lifted, and then I want to go in and combat it with my column, pretty simple, if you overthink it, you probably can Mess up, but it's really simple and style. Don'T you think about it? Now, I'm just going in and plucking up and I'm just plucking up to create a little bit of lines of definition, and that top are so everything is a little more natural. You don't want it to be too blunt and fake looking then I'm going to go in and also pull pieces of hair out from the bottom so also thin out that line, and this is the finished product of the back - I really loved it. I gave you guys a little bit of zooming action and got really close. The back looked so natural now for this method. I wouldn't recommend you keep it on for too long, because the back of your neck doesn't move a lot and sweat a lot, and if you have lots of hair back there, we definitely may not want to do this technique and just gon na go ahead and Give that lace a little tug in the back and just making sure everything is secure. So now we're just gon na go in and cut our baby hair about an inch or so long. You always want to cut longer than you would actually need them to be, because you're gon na always go back in and cut them shorter for the desired look, but you can't make them longer so definitely make sure that you cut them a longer than that. You will need them to be because there have been times where I will cut my baby, hair too short, and then I literally probably won't be able to do anything with them. Now I'm just going to take some Nairobi foam and I'm just putting this on the baby hairs. I do have a few videos on how I do my baby hairs. If you want to see how I do my baby hairs click the link above - and you can also watch me here - I didn't really do much because she didn't really want her. Baby hair should be to styled. So I just literally went in with my phone and I'm just kind of swooping of them back into the hairline, just to make everything look natural into her desired, look and for the middle baby hairs. I talked about these in a few videos, but you literally want to just kind of swoop them to one side and get them formed and then I'll go back and cut them a few times and like it, the desired look. But I always like to go ahead and smooth them while they're longer, so I can have that shape and form down and then I'll cut them to the desired length that I want them to be. [ Applause ]! You thank you guys so much for tuning in to this video. 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