Easy Lace Frontal Customization | 10 Min Plucking | Unice Hair

Hey what's up y'all, so welcome back to my channel. I know I've been gone for a little minute. Please forgive me, but we are definitely back and poppin okay, so in this video, as you can see, I'm about to show you how to customize the lace frontal feature in some really easy: 10-minute plucking what girl gets real easy. So let's go ahead and jump into it, so I'm just bleaching my nuts first, as you can see, I had some leftover bleach. I was doing a color on my bundles in my frontal and y'all will see that in part 2 of this video. But anyway, I'm just using that on leftover bleach to go and bleach Minox, it's really some boys. You can see just applying it to apply it into the light. You just want to make sure that you don't add too much, so it doesn't bleed over to the other side getting on all the hair and stuff. This video is sponsored by unite hair. This is their Brazilian natural wave 13 by 4 lace. Frontal so make sure you, I click that link in the description box to see you know all the info and, like I said, make sure to stay tuned for part, two to see that the final outcome of this whole hair, color madness so yeah the bleaching - is About done, I let it sit for about 20 to 30 minutes and let's go ahead and rinse it up. So I'm using shimmer light shampoo for my lace and what this does is basically helps to knock out those brassy yellow tones, and it also helps to brighten it up a little bit. As you can see, my knots didn't really get too bright. It was still kind of dark, but I just use this to help me like lighten it up a little bit, because I did not feel like going in and bleaching again. So I just let that sit on their lace for about 10 to 15 minutes and rinse. It out so this is how I came out, as you can see like I said it's still kind of dark, but I'm gon na show you how to fix that later on in the video, let's go ahead and jump into the plucking. So first I just like to spray down my front tulle. This just makes it so easy for the hair to look right out in everything, and I section it off into like three sections really just separating the top away from the sides. So I'll start at the sides, as you can see, this frontal actually came pretty nice like around the front, so I'm just putting out those baby hairs and then I'm taking another section behind the baby here, and this is where I'm going to start to panicking. So I want to make sure I have a metal tip rat tail. Comb that'll give you like the smallest parts as possible and then I'll go through and make a weaving motion just like you're doing weaving highlights or something like that, and then you separate that I'm just like do it and you just start plucking with your fingers now With this technique, you want to make sure you're not plucking or pulling a lot of hairs at one time I like to pull like no more than like three to four years, and I just start plucking those same parts that I like weed out. I don't pluck like every single part that I weaved up, because it looks kind of crazy like that, so I kind of just like to scatter it or do select hairs randomly from that hair that I party, if that makes sense, but but yet it's technique. It'S just it just works every time. For me, as you can see, it looks great already and then next, what I do is I just continue to go back on each row and I'll. Do the same thing. Do the weaving technique and then start to pluck from that weaved section, and you just keep doing this to each other's eyes. Look and this method normally takes me like 10 to 15 minutes. It'S really simple, really easy. I know in front of first came out like plucking was super complicated it it took like an hour to do, but this meant they're right here just like look at that it clucks out there so fast. So I'm gon na just keep doing this throughout the whole frontal. So y'all see what it looks like when I'm good. So I'm gon na show you how this funnel looks on and I'm gon na show you how to get these dark nuts a little lighter and how to get your lace to match your skin tone perfectly. If it doesn't match like mine, as you can see, so I'm just sectioning out those baby hairs about to scoop them. No, no dupe them up and just get these late, I like to make sure my friend is still soaking wet, so everything can kind of like stick at this point and just lay where I need it to so. I'M taking this concealer palette palette. It is like a creamy concealer. You can use powder whatever, but I like to use creamy concealer, so I'm just putting my skintone color on that lace and um yeah. That'S basically it I've kept my baby hairs with this razor. Now I normally like to use my eyebrow razor, but I couldn't find it so I'm using this that works good too. I'M taking my gut to be glue, gel and y'all see that face. I just made. I was like damn this may be loose, so I am taking my scissors and cutting the baby. Here is a little shorter and just you know, swooping up until I get like my desired look and y'all see me playing around with it. Just until I get the look, I'm going for and really nice and you can apply that concealer as often as you need to room stage and bam bam, she don't and she cute. So that is it. That is how you easily can customize your lace frontal. With this really easy, 10-15 minute plunking so make sure you I hit that like button. If you enjoyed this video thank y'all so much for watching and I'll talk to you in another one