How To Install A Lace Frontal Wig(Detailed Beginner Friendly) | Ft. Luvme Water Wave Wig Unboxing

Hey y'all welcome back to my channel. I am doing a love me unboxing video and I hope you guys enjoy as y'all can see. They sent me over a nice wig, some goodies in the Box, I'm just unboxing and showing you guys what they sent. Of course, y'all know: they're gon na include the wig cap um some instruction on a returning refund of their policy. If y'all are um interested in this hair by the time this video ends, I will have a coupon code listed for you in the description box, but I'm just ready to unbox this hair right now and it's a water wave 22 inch, HD lace, frontal 13 by Four and yeah after unboxing it I did get a little bit of shed and I'm not gon na lie y'all but yeah. So just stay tuned with this video, I'm not sure what I'm going to do as far as styling right now, but um all right, y'all. So I did want to come over and show you guys what I used to do my watercolor and what I got from the B Spot store. So I'm actually going to use a new color today, the jet black, and I'm also going to pair it with the black velvet um color, of course, is by KISS I prefer kiss over the door. Colors personally, I feel, like the consistency, is more thick and I also picked up some extra gloves and this cute little Edge brush. Oh my gosh, it was so cute. I had to get it y'all literally. I had to get it and I'm going to use foam for my edges today, so I got some black strips I'm outside um. Only because I had somebody asked me on my Instagram before. Why did I use the kennel to do my watercolor and personally, I just like my water really really high. I feel like it really penetrates um into the cuticle and the color be a little bit more pigmented. That'S just my opinion and the faucet water here at the salon. It just does not get hot enough um. So what hot water does it actually expands the cuticle and it opens it all the way up, so I rather have boiling hot water, because I really really want the pigment to take due to it being a watercolor, and I just feel like when I do regular Hot water, it just doesn't like stain as much so just try it um at home. Try boiling your water instead of just using a regular hot water from the faucet and see if that um. You know if you can see a difference. I personally it's just a preference thing but as y'all can see, I'm just taking the water out and pouring it into the bowl um. And then I'm going to proceed into putting my two bottles into the sink and I'm actually going to add just a little bit of hot water from the faucet just to um. Not have it too too hot. That'S burning my hands so yeah foreign okay. So now I'm ready to bleach the notch, with my 50 volume developer by Salon care and my bw2 powder for frontals, I usually use one and a half to two scoops, just depending on the width of my frontal um, and then I usually use one scoop for Closures, but with this volume developer I definitely make sure like I'm paying attention and I'm watching the knots bleach, because I don't want it to over bleach because that definitely happens to me um when I'm not paying attention so just definitely make sure y'all are paying attention When you're using safety volume developer because it does not take long for it to bleach at all, but as far as the consistency just make sure it's thick enough to where it's not too runny, you know the usual. I feel like we all, should kind of know how to mix developer when it comes to um, bleaching, wigs and stuff, because it's kind of like an eyeball thing. It'S not like you know. We need to know the correct ratios as if we were coloring someone's natural hair, because it's just not that technical, but yeah imma just sit and let y'all watch this part because, oh I spilled all my emotions tonight, I'm sorry! Sorry, I'm done bleaching. I let it sit for a while made sure I watched it and I wanted it off completely and as y'all can't see, the roots are really like. It'S very orangey um, so I'm gon na go in with the purple shampoo and I'm actually going to shampoo. It twice this time because it came out more orange than normal um due to me mixing that jet black with that black velvet color. So I just went in and made sure I like toned it really really good and made sure the roots wasn't like extremely. Like orange foreign yeah, hey, hey, really quick! I just wanted to come and show y'all that the hair was shedding quite a bit just from me detangling it I didn't even pluck it yet but yeah. That'S just something to keep in mind with this hair outside I've been losing friends and finding peace, and as y'all can see, this Waterway texture is so so cute. So I already did my ball cap method and I'm just showing y'all the lace. I love that it's stretchy and it's flexible, so I actually wanted to come on and let you guys know that this is actually a glueless unit. So if you wanted to wear it without any adhesive, you definitely have the option of doing that. Just keep that in mind um me personally, I just not a fan of glueless. I prefer my wig sweet glue down honey. I need that extra security to know that it's not going nowhere. So I'm cleaning my skin off with the 91 alcohol, following up with my homie down um skin, protect or skin guard, I believe, is called and then, of course, following up with the adhesive you guys. This is preferably my favorite adhesive. Personally, it's the hole for me like I just love the hold that this adhesive gives me, and I have tried quite a few. My backup adhesive is bow, hold active, a clamps, Don't Close Your Eyes, that's just a starter kit planning things kind of life, but none of them is the thought of it new piece around my neck, there's chess games than Prince Charming, okay y'all. So I literally recorded this voiceover like 50 million times, and the reason being is because I want y'all to understand what I'm saying, because this was personally the hardest thing for me to grasp. When it came to doing. Frontals is when it comes to laying the lace down and cutting the lace. So for me, as you can see, I am using my comb first of all to help me kind of Comb it into my skin, making sure there's no bubbles, no gaps or anything like that, and I'm also kind of stretching it out as much as I can To make sure it is um flat and there's no bubbles as well. So on top of that, I do like to lay my lace a little bit in front of where I put the adhesive reason being is before when I used to just lay it directly. On top of it, it was kind of hard for me to cut the lace that way, because I would have some areas where it was glued down, but it wasn't fully like it wasn't a lot of glue to where the lace could fully stick down. But it was enough for it to leave a residue if there was no lace there. So in this case I can kind of customize the lace and leave it or cut it off. It gives me wiggle room when it comes to cutting lace, and I would prefer you guys, as beginners or if you're intermediate, whatever stage you're in give yourself something. What'S going on with you when it comes to actually cutting the lace off, because you know you want to make sure it's right and there's no extra glue there on the skin stuff, you will have to try to clean off and stuff like that. So after I lay the lace that, as you can see, I started blow drying. I personally like to blow dry on high heat, because I want to feel the burn honey like I literally need to feel, like my lace is melting into my skin like legit and then, as you can see, I do go and after that, with my hot comb To make sure that is like melting into my skin further, I'm sorry so right now, I'm just going in and I'm getting rid of that line of demarcation where you can see where the adhesive stops um. That just makes it look a little bit more natural. In my opinion, and I'm not taking too much product, I'm just taking you know just a little bit. I don't know all right y'all, so I decided to do a side part. It'S not gon na, be nothing too fancy, I'm literally just doing a side part in some baby hairs. So right now you see me carving out where I want my part at I like to start in the back, just to make sure I'm carving out what I would like to cover the tracks with um and then I just go from there, I'm hot combing and Then I'm also going to go in with my crown. Her wax stick, which you guys will see in a second and just continue to hot comb and make sure everything is flat. Foreign inside to me two times Sunny pressure, all right y'all so as y'all can see, I am cutting off my lace right now and, as you can tell by the video, I am leaving just a little bit of lace left um one because I couldn't really see, But two because I just had we're going to do so, like I mentioned earlier, putting the um placing the wig just slightly above, where the adhesive stops. It really gives me opportunity to actually customize my lace just a little bit easier according to my hairline. So that's just what I'm doing some of the areas I kept um and I glued some of it down and most of it I just cut off foreign foreign, foreign, okay, y'all. So now I'm going in with the level 15 palette from the Ruby kisses and I'm actually going in with the lightest shade in this palette, because I started using this skin bleaching cream y'all for my dermatologist for my dark marks on my face, and it just made My overall skin complexion just a little bit lighter and getting back to an even skin tone. So with that being said, I'm not the same shade that I was before that I thought I was so I had to go on and correct that. So that's what you see me doing now, so I will never know. I said trying baby okay, you guys so now, I'm just pulling out my baby hairs. As you can see, I did do just four and this one that I'm doing right now is particularly the longest one. So I'm just making sure that I, like you, know the position of where they're at once. I'M done doing that I am going to go back in with my wax. Stick, I'm going to wax everything back, follow up with my hot comb and get ready to melt my lace if you come on foreign okay, so I'm going in with that same makeup, palette! Going in between my baby hairs, just so um it can just blend easily and seamlessly um, because I did it for the front of the lace and obviously the in between was needing a little bit of color correcting. So I'm just going in and doing the same thing before I go and mount my lace, foreign in with the edge brush, I sprayed the back of it with the holding spray. Just so I can get rid of all those little flyaways and make sure everything is nice and neat before I actually go in and melt. My lace on me seatside front line, I've been losing friends and finding peace. Anybody, okay! So now I'm going in with just a comb. You got some news with a comb or brush. It doesn't really matter, but I'm just combing it out just so it's not as stiff um and then I'm gon na proceed to actually cutting the lace. I like to use the eyebrow razor and go in a downward motion to the direction that I would like. My baby hairs to lay peace. Okay. So now I am curling my baby hairs up, and I like to do this before. I actually lay my baby hairs down with whatever product that I'm gon na use, which today it will be foam, but I like to curl them up versus curling them down. It just helps you um swoop them back into the hair easily. I am going in with the design Essentials foam today versus Nairobi. This one I I can tell gives me just a better hold and um yeah, I think for beginners. This is a better method. It is a longer route because it does have to dry. I recommend probably like five to ten minutes under the dryer on high heat and you'll be good to go. You don't have to relay them after that's, definitely a choice, even though I will off camera today, but as far as just laying them, it's just easier because you're getting it's flexible versus you using a stiff product like gel um, you kind of got to work harder And know how you actually want to lay them down with that type of product versus a foam. You know you can lay them down. However, you want redo it. You know what I'm saying so, as you can see, it's easy for me to kind of like brush them back and seamlessly go into um put some back into my hair that way so yeah. I like doing this method and, like I said I was under the dryer for about five to ten minutes and then after I took it out, I just relayed them with got to be spray. I believe, and that was pretty much it foreign I've been trying to figure out how to say. What'S on my mind, you always say: what's on your mind, not when it comes to you, I'm talking crazy, okay, you guys, so I'm finally done with my baby hairs and I actually really really love how it came out. I did go ahead and detangle my hair, and now you guys see me going in with just water in the spray bottle and drenching it, because I didn't want a wet look um, if you guys would like to add, like some type of leave-in conditioner in your Spray bottle you're welcome to do that it'll kind of help. You know keep its moisture and Define those curls a little bit after I am going to go in with just the same phone that I used earlier to define the girls further, but that is pretty much it um. I really really hope you guys enjoy my first tutorial if you learned something if you enjoyed it, give me a thumbs up, comment down below you guys Instagram handles or social media, so we can connect and network together and yeah. That is pretty much it y'all. 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