360 Lace Frontal Wig Install | Low Hairline Edition |

Hey y'all welcome back to my channel. I know that it's been a while, since I've been posting - and I promise you guys - I'm gon na start being more consistent. It'S just I started school and ever since then it just feels kind of hard for me to maintain doing here and going to school and trying to be on YouTube. We Justin trust and believe I'm going to make time for you. I, like I'm gon na, get better, so this video today, I'm gon na, be showing you guys how to do a lace, front, wig installation - and I did a little bit of customizing to the rig she customized this big herself, where I think she got it made And I'm not sure where she got the hair from either I'm an actor after I get done for making this video, and I will leave the information down in the description box below but to get started right now. Um. I just started put oil in her hair worthwhile, both while good for you I'm sorry your arm all over the place. Yeah so I'll, take the wire core you and I motorized her braids with that. So her hair can be on nice and moisturized, underneath her wig and then I'm gon na take a tan stocking cap and I'm going to go ahead and put that on. There and Wilson got to be free spray and spread that around her perimeter. And I'm doing this just so the cap on lift up and it would be - and I don't sleeve that's the only thing that I use. I don't use - got to be glue, i'm not so often, but i actually did use some in this video as well. But for this the hairline i just used to got to be free space, it's pretty free spray, and it does me just right like i don't need nothing else and before I applied the cap I did go in with the cotton bed and alcohol to basically clean Off any excess dirt or oil that will be left on her forehead or makeup cuz. She did have on makeup in this video as well, and it was be okay, but I went in with the alcohol pad and you must make sure that you do that, because you will like a new dog, you miss that step. The lace will lift up. Nothing won't stick because you know, I don't know it's just it. You have. You can't forget that step. So I did um a little trick method that I watched from Erika hair by Erika J on YouTube, and I want to just give a big shout out to her as well, because if it wasn't for her, I would not know how to do frontals and all Like I watched every last one of her videos - and this is my work today - I only did this only. I just started doing friends not too long ago, and so far I'm loving it like my work hasn't been improving and I'm just I'm gon na I'm gon na make it there, like I'm gon na I'm gon na, be better like this is just the beginning. Okay, but I'm not for me, rambling, I'm sorry, but I learned his trick and I cut the holes in her ears to basically make the Kapil a flatter. Instead of you know, oh my gosh, it's so hard to explain, but right now I'm just putting the makeup on her hair the same and she bought this makeup herself. I think it's by L'Oreal and I just told her to bring it the same on makeup as her skin tone, because you know some people had their own makeup and they wanted to be on point so right now. I'M just cutting the cap off and this client particularly had a low hairline. So I was just trying to cut the cap as close to her hairline as possible and trying to scope out her exact hairline without leaving too much cap space on there. And I did take my time, but I do editing so I kind of like made it shorter, but I did take my time to make sure that the catalyst is close to her natural hairline as possible. So it won't just be you know, looking or just messed up, okay! So for this part right here, I'm just taking a rat tail comb. That ahead and like I said before, I'm just trying to cut the cap as closely to her hairline as possible and just so to make not make the cap just straight across her hairline. I'M really trying to like scope out her natural hairline. Just so, it can be looking as natural as possible, and I didn't tell you guys this in the beginning of the video, but I'm gon na be doing like a little a little mixed up today. This would be my first time doing a 360 frontal, okay and guys. I was so nervous by this being my first time to do a 360 for a wig, and you know she just. She helped me throughout a lot throughout this whole process, like she literally been talking me through it, she kept telling me that I got this and she just helped me a lot cuz. I swear. I was not. I just. I don't know why I was just gon na. I don't know why I was out myself, but I achieved it and that's all that matters so right now, I'm just taking the got to be glue, and I put that on the back just so it can be extra secured back there cuz. You know I just didn't want nothing anything up back there, because she wanted to wear her hair in the ponytail as well. So right now, this sold the week that when I applied it um the wig was too big. So I did like a little bit of resizing and I cut the tabs off around her ears just to customize it a little bit more. She had the black band right there and it was kind of like weighing on down her ear. So I cut a little piece to like curve it a little bit just so it can't fit her um sit on her head comfortably, so it won't irritate her ear. Cuz, that's just no like her. Her ear was little be leaning like weed. That'S not okay, so uh on this side, I'm just doing the same thing as well: I'm just cutting off the ear tabs and I'm just making it more comfortable, just reconstructing it, making sure that it fits on really nice and secure and comfortably because, like I said, The wig was too big for her head and I'm just making sure that everything is going nice and tight. So right now I'll just do the same thing that I did from the front of her hairline to the back of her hairline. I'M just taking the same whoa, not at the same cutting back and I'm taking a new cotton bag with some alcohol and I'm wiping it the area just to make sure that it's nice and clean, because the oil will lift up the lace. And you do not do that step. So I use the boat hold active cream and I will link their products down in the description box below as well. And I was using the ghost bar glue at first. But I started using both hose because it's water resistant and I've just been hearing a lot of good things about boho, so I tried to transfer over to them and I'm loving it so far, so I use three coats of boat hold in. I put it. The first layer I put it on the cap, you will see more like I will. It will be slowed down a little bit more when it gets at the front, but I applied a thin later, a thin layer of the glue on to the cap and the skin just to make sure that this cap is lay down and then the three other Layers, it will be thicker than the first one, because that will be the actual glue that I'm gon na be using to apply on the lace, if that makes any sense whatsoever. I hope it makes sense. That'S why I'm happy that they have the video. So you can actually visually see but yeah so right now, I'm just going to be taking that same makeup that I used earlier in the video and I'm going to be applying that to the lace front of itself, and this is just helped with the blending process. Even more just to make sure that everything is the same color and then okay, so listen guys. So you see how this layer right here, I'm applying like a little small kind of layer. You know on the cap in the skin to make sure that the cap is sticking down. I feel like this is what makes the bog method appear, because you don't see them little cut white ridges around it just makes everything look so seamless, so I put it on the cap in the skin just to make sure that the cap is laying down. So this layer don't count, but this layer right here. This is the layer that counts okay. So this is when I start doing the three layers. So this is my first layer right here and I'm working in a little small section and some people I will we're not working on myself. I I know how to basically paw the glue to the like to my whole hair line and then hurry up and apply the lace brush with my clients. I like to work about sections, because it does make sure that everything is just nice and secure. And it's put on and installed right, so I would take sections and you were just in doing that and, like I said, I use three layers and when it turned basically clear, that's not like to apply the lace. Sometimes I don't know some people. They wait into the glue, turns completely clear, but with me I'm still, you know filling this glue out. I just started using in school and when I wait to turn when I went into the glue turns completely clear, it be dry and it dries up on me. So I try to wait until I come out. You know it's not completely white, but I still see this a little bit there and whatever is left over, like whatever whiteness that I seen. Basically, I was going my blow dryer and the blow dryer will melt. All of that in there - and you will not see that at all and the video will actually show you better than I can tell you so right now, I'm just taking off the baby hairs and I don't take out a lot of baby hairs. Will she, this particular client requested enough paper here is out on sometimes people we kept telling you they only want like minimum out. They bear some people be telling they don't want none, but this is what she acts for. Okay, cuz. I know a lot of people be coming to me like. Why did you do that? You should have left it alone? Well, I'm just doing with my clients export okay. This is not the only video that I will post of me doing and installing a lace front. Wig or anything, so you will see different edges and edges styles that I have playing for you guys, like everybody's, like what they like so right. Now I'm just going head and starting to detangle her weave and, like I said I don't know exactly where she got it from I will X when I could not make in this video too. You know - and I will put everything down in the description box below, but I'm just starting off with the detangling and the defining of the curls um. So I'm just taking some water - and I didn't have no conditioner at the moment, but I'm gon na put some mousse in her hair and that would define the curls as well. But I'm just such rating that all throughout her hair to make sure that everything is just nice and wet. You know make her curls come out and pop and then yeah, so you so right now, I'm just cutting the baby hair and she didn't want him cut too short. She still wanted him kind of long a little bit, so she can be able to tell him like, like I say, everybody likes with their life. Everybody likes what they like, and you know she likes it like a baby hair. She, like the the dramatic look, so I'm just going ahead and I'm tweeting it a little bit. You know what I'm saying to make it a little bit more thin and then I'm gon na take a scenario, be moose. Everybody say it different. I think I said it wrong. I hope I said it right, but I think it's called Nairobi or something like that and you can get it from your local beauty supply store or you can get it from off the Amazon. I put that in the description box as well, and I like using this most because it's alcohol free and it doesn't make Maile slip-up and at first I was thought that it was gon na, be like a heart, a little hassle for me to do baby ears With mousse but honestly practice just make purchase guys like I'm still learning right now, I'm still practicing I'm going to get better, but I just feel like I'd. Do a pretty good job for me to just be. You know starting off doing this. You know, like I just started doing frontals a month ago and I'm just so proud of myself like seriously. I just came a long way with this. So after I wrapped her hair, I set her under the little hoodie blow-dryer for a little bit and then, when I took the scarf off. This is what the results look like and I'm just taking some biosilk and I'm gon na be putting that on the leave out and her edges to kind of loosen up before I start coming out her edges, you know, and then I'm going back in with the Tweezers to make her edges, you know the pluck her baby hairs a little bit more cuz inka. Looking like you know, a little bit unnatural to me. They just was too thick in my opinion, and then I like to go in with the pressing home and you can get this pressing home from your local beauty supply store. This is the comb that you put on the stove, the old-fashioned one, okay and I feel like hey hi Messiah, I like using the the president coming from off the stove, because I feel like I gives you the best results and I like to suggest you know Slick that down and then she wanted her baby hair style just a little different way. So I'm just going back in with the mousse and I'm giving you know, I'm just basically separating that one baby hair it's income and separating into two and um yeah guys. That'S all for right now, so now, I'm just continuing to finish up the finishing touches and clean it up a bit and continue to pluck the baby hair to make it look like a little bit more natural and I went and the only the only thing I Did was just take a napkin to wipe off the little excess glue that you see on her forehead just to clean it up. You know make it look as nice and natural as possible, and this is the finished result guys. Thank you so much for watching my videos. Thank you for all the support and I will see you guys in my next video