The Best $30 Beauty Supply Frontal Ever!!!

Hey guys we're just out here today, I'm showing you guys how I put on my first lace: frontal wig, my dad use actual glue. I just use got to be glued and I just showed you guys the products that I used I'll, be showing you guys more throughout the video, but I'm starting with the cap and I'm spraying the front down with the got to be glue spray, and I cut On my ears, just so that it's easier to lay flat while it dries, it probably took me a good 5 minutes total for it to dry. I sprayed it a few times a few different layers and then I went over it with the blow dryer to speed up the process, and now I'm just cutting off that excess cap. And since I used to got to be spray instead of actual glue, it was easier to pull back the cap a little bit further back since it was sprayed a little bit too far down on my forehead. So I would have normally gotten a darker cap to use, but since I did it, I'm using my black radiance contour palette to kind of put makeup on it and kind of darken it up a little bit. So underneath the way it won't be super white. So now I'm taking my got to be blue gel and I'm gon na do three separate layers of this, and this is going to be used to type down the actual last week you before actually laying down the lace. You want to make sure that whatever you're using whether it be the got to be glued or a real lace glue, you want to make sure it has dried clear. You don't want any white or whatever color. It is like no lumps anywhere showing you want it to be completely clear, but still not completely dry. You want it to kind of be tacky and now I'm using the tip of a rat tail comb to kind of lay down the very tips of the lace to make sure it's laid down flat on my skin and then I'm gon na. Take the regular part of the comb and kind of press, the lace into the glue or the got to be glued just so that it's actually one there. It'S not going anywhere here, I'm just altering the earflaps a little bit. They were a little too long and went back a little bit too far on my ear, so I'm just cutting off that excess lace and, of course, reapplying just a little bit more glue just so that it lays down flat you now, I'm just sectioning off the Air in the front that I want to be cut into big you, you you now that that's done, I'm taking an elastic and then I bought to my local fabric store and I'm going to tie that down on my hairline so that it lays it super flat. This helps the quote-unquote melt lace on my skin and to cut the baby hairs, I'm just using a eyebrow razor that I got from my local beauty supply store you you! So most people use a hot comb during this process. I don't have one so I used a regular flatiron which works just as well. It just takes a little bit longer and to set the hair to make sure it stays flat since I'm not using a hot comb. I use that oxy free spray that I just showed and that's just a regular holding hairspray that I use only on my weave you so in white flakes, as you see, is just the dried up got to be glued and I'm just using my comb to kind Of scrape it off and loosen up the hair a little bit and I'm just using some rubbing alcohol to lightly remove the rest of the gel that was left on asking you, you you you, after you mow down your edges, one use either a rapping strip, like I'M using or you can use a regular scarf just to set your edges and make sure that they stay in place, so there you guys, have it that's how I installed my very first friends hole. It was definitely trial and error, but I bet she got it and it looks so bomb. The hair that I used were. I use free bundles of some old hair that I had from three years ago. That was feel pretty good and then I went to the beauty, supply store and bought like a $ 30 cheap frontal and I bleached the knocks and I plucked the hairline. Thank you guys so much for watching. I really appreciate all my subscribers on my viewers. Please comment below and let me know how your first run to install went subscribe. If you haven't already, I will be posting more con 20/20 and give this video a thumbs up and I'll see you guys in my next video