Client Series: Installing A 6Inch Deep Part 360 Lace Frontal Wig | Chinalacewig

What'S up guys today, we're gon na be doing my friend and also a youtuber fabulous breeze here to get started? I used some lovely bees edge control. You guys know I've been ranting and raving about this edge control for the longest. So I only placed a little bit at her hairline to kind of just neaten up and smoothen any flyaways or stray hairs that we had hanging around. After that, I went straight into cornrowing, her hair, so for Brees hair we didn't have to go ahead and do super tiny, skinny braids. I find that a lot of people are just not into that. They just want as less braids as possible as long as their wig is able to lay as flat as possible. A lot of you guys have asked me to bring my clients series back so within the next couple of weeks, I will be doing a lot of people's hair. I hope you guys enjoy it. I like doing other people's hair because it makes it a little bit more easier to show you guys what I'm doing. I haven't been speaking in these videos, but my next point is to really get more interactive with you guys and really point out and show things that I couldn't normally show myself as clear as I would like to show it. So this is the end result of all her braids all six. Then I went straight into bleaching the knots now this wig does come pre plucked, but the knots were not bleached, so I had to go ahead and bleach. The knots which I use 30 developer and L'Oreal quick blue next, I went ahead and blow dried the hair completely straight, and then I plucked it off camera. I used some shine of the Miss Giovanni hairspray to add some life back into the air when you blow-dry the hair, it can make it look a little bit dry sometimes so you want to go ahead and apply a lot of heat which we will do later On and you want to make sure you use a very good hair mist, that's not too oily, but still did that pop of life. Then I went in to kind of just trim the hair. Today I could have a little bit more body when I curled it later on my cutting techniques. I kind of just took from various videos on YouTube: I'm not a professional cutter, so don't come at me. I went ahead and flattened majority of the hair just to give it a little bit more sleek and shine. Now it was time to tuck away her braids. Instead of sewing it up. We kind of just folded up her braids instead of super long and then made another little Bend with the braids and then used the stocking cap to hold up the braids for the stocking cap method. We use got ta be glued to begin with. We pretty much place, they got ta, be glued over her hairline a little bit on her hairline and then a little bit more on her skin. As you can see, you don't have to go crazy with this use enough to make it stick ignore my broken nail. Then I went ahead and blow-dried it just to make it a little bit more tacky and really pushed on by the ears, because the ears will always be where you will have the most difficult time now. I use some freezing spray from got, ta be glue as well, and then we just sprayed this onto on top of the got ta be glue gel that we placed there previously make sure it doesn't drip onto her forehead. Make sure I didn't get messy because remember we're gon na be trying this. So if it drips onto her forehead when it's dry, you're gon na have a you gon na have to go back and wipe it off with the stocking cap because it stocking cap will be stuck on her head in the places where it dripped down. Now you can see it's nice and dry now, it's time to cut the stocking cap, I usually start from the middle and then work my way over to the left side and to the right side. For me, it's just so much more easier. What I'm trying to do now is I'm trying to cut the stocking cap as close as possible to her hairline and for me, that's important, because I really hate when the forehead gets super smaller. So I feel like when you keep as much of the stocking cap on it, does force you to kind of have to make your forehead a little bit smaller. So for that reason I cut as close as possible to the hairline without cutting her hair. You can see right here. Her edges come out a little bit, so I had to be very careful that I was not cutting any of her hair, go ahead and cut the stocking cap behind her ears and trim this off as neatly as possible. Next, I went ahead and use some hair pins to kind of secure the cap in the back. I didn't stow. This down, you don't have two pins are always another option. After that we went straight into using the ghost bond Platinum glue. I believe it is. I will have everything down follow wow. I will have everything down below for you guys as usual, and then I use this baby tres edge control brush the end of it is super super super pointy. So I kind of use this to go ahead and smoothen out the glue. This is the first round. I'M gon na go ahead and do a second round when I'm doing this, I'm kind of pulling a little bit of the stocking cap forward so that the parts that were rolled up are now unrolled. Then I usually go ahead and either add makeup on before. I do the glue or after it kind of depends for me, but we went ahead and added a liquid foundation, because that was all that. We had a time and I just used a sponge and kind of put it on the beginning of her stocking cap. So that it could blend with her skin a little bit more and now I'm doing the second rounds and I'm gon na go ahead and just put this smoothen these dots out as much as possible. Now it's time to actually apply the way. So you can see. I'M putting a little bit of pressure as I'm going ahead and sticking it down. I use the end of a comb and I just press it down as much as possible, just so that it sticks, and then I did actually use the blow dryer on cool. To add some more some more air to make it dry even more now it's time to cut the lace, go ahead and follow the direction of her hairline aka. The stocking cap as well, but I didn't mention before, is I move the lace wig a little bit above the edge of the stocking cap, because I do not want the stocking cap and the edge of the lace to be on top of each other directly. Sometimes we need to do this. You can kind of see the stocking cap through the lace front to wig and that kind of fits the purpose. So you're gon na make some mistakes throughout this process. No biggie just go ahead and use some alcohol and a q-tip and kind of wipe around the areas where you felt, like you put too much glue or it kind of leaked out from I don't know. Maybe you measured the hairline wrong or whatever. Sometimes you make mistakes, that's okay! So right here you can see the stocking cap with just not so cute to me. So I went ahead and just wiped away a little bit of the got ta be glue, and I kind of went back and just added some more glue in there going ahead and just making it smoothing out itself and dry clear. This edge control brush came so much in handy because I was getting so tired of using popsicle sticks, so at least this I can just wipe off and use for the next time. At this time, I'm just kind of making sure the hairline is as perfected as possible, and now I'm gon na go straight into styling. So again we add as much heat while I add as much heat as possible, because sometimes it does make the hair look a little bit more sleeker and just sexier. So that's what I'm doing. I am opening the part right now and I'm going ahead and forming it, and I'm doing this with a tweezer. This awesome edge, control brush from baby tres and some setting foam and a blow-dryer. So for this wig from China, lace wig this unit usually comes with a lot of hair towards the top of the wig. When I say a lot, I mean a lot, so it took so much time to flatten this and that's not a bad thing. It'S just that if you want to change your part as often as possible, you might have to put in some work. Okay, I went ahead and I'm using this curling wand, curling iron, it's like two-in-one and I'm just gon na go ahead and create some curls into her hair. So you can just sit back and enjoy this process, I'm using a hot comb to go ahead and flatten. The top as well again guys this hair came out really great. The hair texture was actually really awesome and I believe their wigs are slightly inexpensive. If I'm not mistaken, so I worked with China lace wig before absolutely love the hair. I haven't had an issue with their hair. It usually does meet well, you can find all the information for the unit and down below in case you're interested. Now I didn't want to go nuts with baby hairs or whatever I kind of just did it at my own pace. Some people don't like it, but I think I did it kind of in a natural way and we curled all her curls under. So I didn't curl them. I didn't flip them back and there's a reason for that. I just didn't know how to do it with this curling wand, and so I was forced to curl it under and I actually loved the look that we ended up with go ahead and use some styling foam guys if you're having a hard time with the top Of the hair or the front of the hair use a styling foam to go ahead and set the hair. That does help a lot and then this is just me practically perfecting the hair. I believe she loves her hair. I'M not gon na lie. I liked it too, it came out really good. Let me know if you guys want to see any more client series, if you guys wan na see me do hairstyles on other people. I really did enjoy her hair and I believe she did also thanks for watching this video guys, and I will see you in my next one be sure to check out fabulous Bree her YouTube channel in her Instagram