How To Pluck *Synthetic* Lace Front Wigs Sensationnel Cloud 9 Lace Front

Hey guys and welcome back to my channel, okay, okay, so today guys, i am going to show you guys how i pluck my synthetic frontal, wigs and let's go straight into this video okay, guys so starting off. This is the wig how it comes straight out of the box. It is considered pre-plugged by the company, but of course i like to go in with any wig that i have, and i just start plucking myself, but of course, if you would like to just keep it, how it is, you definitely can but starting off how i Pluck my wigs, i just go ahead and section off the front of the wig just so i can make sure i know exactly where i want to pluck okay. So now that i know the section that i would like to section off and start plugging at, i go ahead and just kind of look at how i want it to be plugged and i obviously go ahead and put the rest of the hair in a ponytail. Just so, it is out of my way, while i am plucking the frontal of the wig okay. So starting off, i like to detangle my hair just to make sure that all the tangles are out, and i like to use a tweezer. If you have an angled tweezer, i feel like an angle. Tweezer is way way better, just to make sure that it grips the knots. But if you don't that is totally fine, any tweezer will really do fine. It'S just kind of the way you hold it really um. Usually i just kind of hold it as if it's like a pencil, and i just start going in at it. You know, but i will tell you for synthetic wigs. It is a bit harder to pluck than human hair wigs, because the knots of the lace are a bit more thicker and bulky than human hair wigs. So it might be a little harder than usual to you know, actually pluck at it. If you're used to plucking human hair wigs, but obviously, if you keep plugging at it, it will eventually have a very natural hairline. So as i pluck i like to brush as i go because with all the plugged out hairs, it could get kind of confusing with which hair to actually pluck at. But if you just go ahead and brush every now and then as you pluck, everything will be fine and you'll know exactly which hairs to actually pluck from the lace. And i don't know if you guys can tell. But as i am plucking, i'm not plucking in just one spot. I am going all around the section that i want to get plucked just because i obviously don't want it to be like bald spot in a place and then full of hair in another. So one thing about this wig: i do realize that near the ear tabs it is thicker and more dense than in the front of the lace wig. So i really made sure that around the areas of the ear tabs, i really pluck a little bit more than in the very very front. Just because i realized that the density is a little bit higher than the rest of the lace, a good tip. Also for plucking lace, fronts or just synthetic wigs in general or human hair, wigs even is to make sure that you are doing it in sections. Don'T ever try to go ahead and do it all at once, because it's not going to work you're, not going gon na get that natural hairline that you would like so make sure that you are working in sections to make sure that the plugging is evenly distributed. Around the entire lace front and make sure that you know you're very precise, with what you're doing, because plugging is very tedious and very precise okay, so i don't know if you guys can tell, but at the very front of the lace front it kind of has This line and natural hair lines does not have that at all, so we're just going to go ahead and take our tweezers and start plucking, the very like front of it and a little bit behind that hair that hairline as well um, okay! So right here, i'm putting it at normal speed. Just so you guys can see how i am actually plugging in real time just so. You guys know that this is kind of a very long process when it comes to plugging, especially in for synthetic wigs, and if you really really want that natural hairline, it's going to be a long process, but at the very end, you're going to absolutely love how It looks okay, so i am going back into the very front of the frontal lace and i'm making sure that i am plucking at the very very front because the hairline the way it is very straight. It makes it look very doll like, and we don't want that type of look. So i made sure that i passed my hot comb through it just to have a very precise, detailed map out of where i want to actually plug, and that actually really really helps you see much clearly on where you want to actually plug so right here i Started to get a little a little impatient, so i actually started to have like a thin line. I started to section off like thin little lines of the baby here and i started to actually just kind of rip it out. I don't recommend that, because that can you know, potentially create holes in your lace, but just as long as as long as it's like really really thin like it should be fine. But i don't recommend it, though i was just doing that because i was just impatient, but right now i am going ahead and i'm doing some more touch-ups on the frontal lace and just making sure that it's exactly how i want it. Oh so right here, i'm starting to really see the natural hair line starting to come together, and i wanted to show you guys that as well just make sure you don't quit with the plucking. Just keep going just keep on going, okay guys. So this is how the frontal lace front looks like now. It is all good, it's looking very, very natural, i'm making sure that i run the hot chrome through it just so you guys could really really see it clearly, but this is the final result. Make sure you guys go ahead like comment and subscribe and i'll see you guys next time bye, baby