Start To Finish Lace Frontal Wig Install | Bob Wig W/ Baby Hairs

Hey you guys welcome back to my Channel today, I'm gon na be showing you how I installed this wig. How I went from that to this and I'm gon na be showing you all what I did. It was a struggle. It was a struggle. Well, we made it so if you want to see how I install this week, then keep on watching don't forget to subscribe, though don't forget to subscribe, alright guys, so I started off with my hair braided in two braids. I also slicked my baby hairs back with a little tiny bit of free spray cuz. I didn't want my baby hairs to get in the way when I go to stick my cap down, and so now I'm gon na add my wig cap. I got this in the box with the wig. Also, if you want to do little braids, you could. I just always do two braids, because it's easy and lazy - and I don't - I don't - have time to be doing them little mix those little braids is too much. But now I'm just gon na cut the holes in my ear so that my hair can go through. This is just gon na help. The side tap still a better, and this technique is all over YouTube and all these techniques that I'm about to use is all over YouTube. I learned from YouTube: I'm not a hair stylist guys. So if you some y'all a hair stylist, don't judge me. I just do what works for me after I got my ears through the holes that we cut out. I'M gon na spray got to be free spray. All over my hairline. This is what's gon na help delay cap to stick down and stay in place. Then you want to make this spray dry, you could either wait or sit under a dryer, but I'm gon na use a blow dryer and I'm using it on a cool heat and a high speed, and I'm just drying this and I'm actually gon na, be adding More spray like as I go along, if I feel like this or an area, needs more spray, but this is what's really gon na help. The weight cap to stick is when it's dry, because you, if you go and cut this wig cap, while it's still wet, is not gon na stay, so you want to make sure it's all dry. So now my wig cap is all dry. You'Ll know it's dry when it's all hard and crunchy and there's like no stickiness. So now I'm gon na cut the wig cap and for me there's no like special technique. I just cut close to my hairline, but not too close, because you still want your hair lines to be covered. So when you're done cutting off the majority of the way cap, you want to go back and make sure there's no little scraggly pieces or any little pieces of the wig cap. That'S lifting up! So, after all of that, I'm gon na add makeup to the wig cap. This is gon na help. The wig cap blend better with my skin. It'S gon na look better under the wig cuz. It'S gon na match my skin, so you can use whatever foundation. You have I'm using a liquid foundation. That'S my skin tone. You can use powder or cream, but I prefer liquid or cream so yeah, I'm just rubbing that in my hairline. I also added a little of that foundation down my middle part, because I feel like I'm gon na wear the wig in the middle part. Mostly so that's what I'm adding a little alright and now I'm gon na put on the wig here's where it got interesting, because the wig looks so crazy. I felt like that 80s rock star, like I look like this girl, I was just so shocked at this - is what the wig look like. The length of the hair at the top was like way shorter than the link at the bottom. It was giving me very much mullet very much Billy Ray Cyrus like I was very confused, but I did not give up. I was like okay, let me just try to fix it. Try to do something with it, so I ended up putting the hair and then I went in with my hot comb to try to like flatten out the front the edges just so I could get like a better visual. So, after that, I'm going to pull the lace back and I'm gon na begin prepping my skin for the glue I'm gon na take a q-tip with alcohol and just rub it along where I cut the wig cap just to take off any excess makeup or oil. Now, if you're a beginner or you just don't want to use glue, you can definitely use like got to be free spray or got to be gel, but I'm gon na be using gel I'm nacho glue today, because I don't know, I just feel like the glue. Actually melts the lace and it looks better. I don't know - maybe it's just me, but that's how I feel so. The glue I'm gon na be using today is the boho glue. I'M gon na do two layers because I don't want it to be like to stick down. I think three layers lasts a couple weeks, but this wig I'm not keeping on for that long. I'M probably gon na keep it on for, like maybe a week or two. I don't know whatever feels like falling off, but yeah I'm gon na do the first layer, I'm gon na wait for that to dry, clear and then I'm gon na do the second layer. You don't want to just apply the glue to your skin. You also want to get it on the wig cap. I like to just place the glue where the wig cap and my skin meet and then kind of just spread it around. You also don't want to pull the glue like back. You want to spread it going forward like how I'm about to do hair pasting. It forward is the best way to do it, because if you pull it back, you probably will make the wig cap lift another tip when using this glue is to not touch it. Loo with your fingers at all, I actually make that mistake all the time, because it's very tempting to like touch it to see if it's dry or not. I always touch it and I always regret it because it leaves like a mark like not a mark but like it's white and it doesn't go away. I can't explain it, but just don't touch it. So while the glue is drying, I decided to cut the lace in half because it just makes it easier when you're about to apply it. So I'm just gon na cut that in half and then we're gon na put the lace onto the glue and once the lace is on the glue, I like to just tap the lease in kinda. But you don't want to press too hard, because then the glue might end up getting through the lace and then it's gon na be all messy. So I just tapped it on and then now I'm gon na just do the same thing on the other side. So then, I'm going to stick down the air tabs, I'm just gon na do the same thing apply one layer glue, let it turn clear and then apply the other one and then stick it down. Basically the same thing we did before. So I'm just gon na. Let you watch this clap. So after laying the lace in the glue I tied the front down, I used a head type thing, but you can use an elastic band. It'Ll actually work wonders so I tied it down. I sat around for about 30 minutes so that the lace can really you know, settle into the glue. So this is what it looks like so then I went ahead and made a part, and then I also hot comb, the top of the hair cuz. I just wanted it to look as flat as possible, and I also forgot to mention that this hair this way came free pluck, so I didn't really have to do any plucking. I only didn't, like a few little bucks hand there, and it also came with the knots bleach, but it wasn't really to my liking, so I also bleached it over. So now I'm just flattening the hair, so I can have a better look and a better gist of what the hair is. Gon na look like before I cut it so now, I'm just gon na cut the hair. I cut it into a bob like right. Above my shoulder, if you have a wig head, this process would be so much more easy, but I recently throw through my wig head out when I was cleaning, so I just sit on my head. But if you do have a wig head, I recommend you do it on that, because that way, you don't have to deal with the hair getting all over you and itching you, because I'm sure you know the feeling and also you'll have a more precise cut. So then, at this point I kind of started to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I mean I still look crazy, but at least I don't have a mullet anymore. So now I'm gon na cut the lace, I'm using an eyebrow razor. I recommend using this because you don't want to have a straight line if you have a straight line, is just gon na look really Wiggy and the whole point of all this effort is for it to look as natural as possible. So I like to use the eyebrow razor because it cuts really jagged and you can't really tell where the least arts and I must add, as crazy as a hair. Look before the lace on this wig is just so beautiful and melted so easily. It looks so good, it's a transparent lace, so it just looks so so good and I was actually kind of disappointed in this work because it's from Eunice here and if you don't know Eunice hair - is a pretty popular hair brand and I don't know I wasn't Expecting it to be all you know crazy and wonky, so I don't know. I guess I get points for the lace, though, because the least just melted so beautifully so now, I'm gon na do a little plucking on the hairline and also in the part the weekend. Pre pluck 30, so I didn't really have to do much. I just wanted to do a little tiny bit more. So then, I just added a bit more glue to where four parts needed more glue after cutting the least, and I also went ahead and strain the hair. I did it more thoroughly than before. So I went piece by piece straightened it and I also have combed the top. I was just trying to do anything to try to make the hair lay flat because it took me forever to get it to look a little decent. So then I went ahead and added some frizzies by John Frieda, which is like a serum, because I felt like the wig still look. Puffy, I don't know I was just trying whatever it took, to make it lay flat. So I did that and then I went over it about 50 more times with the hot comb, so now for the fun part, which is the baby hair as well at least was fun for me, I just feel like the baby has like tied the whole look Of it so to do the baby hairs, I just pull some hair out from the hairline and whatever I pull out, I pluck it some more just so. The baby hairs don't look too thick and too crazy, and then also you don't want to cut the baby hairs straight across with the scissors. You want to do the same thing and use the eyebrow razor. That way it looks. I don't know a little more natural because if they're too blunt they're, just gon na look very fake, so to lay the baby hairs, I'm gon na use this narrow, B hair mousse, and, let me tell you this stuff is so good. This was the first time I was using this mousse, but I would always see the mousse being used on youtube link by hair stylist and you know other hair youtubers and I always just thought they were just magicians with baby hairs and experts. And it's just me: I need to practice it, but no. The magic is in the mousse like this makes it so easy to leave baby ears. I was in shock you can't tell, but I was in shock like it was all a lie. I always thought it was just them, but it's the Moose, but no I'm just kidding you hairstylist and hair youtubers are actually really talented but yeah. I'M just gon na make my baby hairs. I'M gon na swoop them with a toothbrush and a comb like alternating and I'll. Just let you guys watch because I don't want to keep talking so after I did the baby his. I just tied up everything. Let everything set for about a half hour and when I took the head tie and everything off I was just so happy. It looks so good and I was proud of myself for transforming this crazy wig. So yeah after that. I just added some makeup to the least some foundation powder and then I also pinned up one side of the hair cuz. I felt like it just looked better that way so yeah after I pinned up the hair. That was it for this whole transformation. I think I could pat myself on the back, because I did that okay, so yeah, that's it for this video. I hope you guys enjoyed it. Let me know what you think down below I'll. Have everything in the description and I'll see you guys in the next video bye