How To Pluck A Frontal | Highly Requested

So hey y'all: it's your girl, presidentially your favorite Lizzie! Then we are back with another video. Today'S video is gon na, be another highly requested. Video I'm gon na show you guys how I plug my frontals. I didn't want to make a video previously of you guys, asking how I put my frontals and plug my closures, because I had to learn myself. I was plugging over plucking, where I was standing in one spot too long and plucking boss spots into the closures and frontals and stuff like that. So I took my time. I waited learn some tips and tricks and found my own little groove in and off, and now I'm able and ready to show you guys how I pluck this frontal. So if you guys want to see how I pluck this frontal clean. So if you guys are interested in singing I'll pluck this frontal, please keep on watching and before we get into this video. I was like to thank you guys for clicking on this video. If you haven't already subscribed, go ahead and subscribe, whichever corners in or go ahead, and look at that video right there and follow and go ahead and click that build button, while your edit, so you can be updated with Lily mob gang activities. You know what I'm saying and if you are already part of the mob and you're already subscribed and you're joining the family. Hello welcome back yeah. Now, let's get into the video okay. So here we have our front. So, as you guys can see, I went ahead and started to put on this side of the frontal and, like the first thing that I want to say, is I like to pluck my frontal going in sections. As you guys can see, it has little ribs that the frontal bone goes in and I just took out pluck from this rib to this from this rib. I put this ribbon. Half then go right here right here, then right here last just so, I can take my time and make sure that I'm not over plucking or doing anything, and you can always go back and fix anything or any imperfections about dear frontal or when it comes to Plucking how much you want to plug if you want to cook a little bit more, you can't put hair back in there. So that's why I'd like to go in section, so I can take my time and really pictures to what I'm doing now. The first tip that I have for you guys when plucking is to wet the hair, where you're going to begin plucking always wet the hair. It makes the hair easier to come out of the nips or out of this knot. So then it just makes it easier. There'S no so then to frontals some frontals, most frontals come pre plugs and when they come pre plug, they have a little like a centimeter centimeter of precooked hair and then there's this really thick line of demarcation. I'M gon na go ahead and part off this hair. So I can show you guys what I'm talking about. As you can see, all this hair right here is a little thinner, and this hair right here is thick. Super duper thick. So this is where you wants to begin clucking. This is where I began clicking going ahead and mission out this stick line of demarcation and making it blend like this side. You don't want this this to look like that. You don't want to be really thin and then they go straight to thick. You want it to look it won't. You want to look all unison and mesh all together, so what I'm gon na go ahead and do is dip. My comb in my cup of water and just comb the whip comb through the hair. Usually, I will keep a spray bottle on hand, but since my spray bottle broke, this is gon na, be my alternative to get in the hair wet and make sure that when you're combing the hair they'll comb through, you are taking your time and getting it on The lace now you do want a good pair of tweezers. I'Ve had these tweezers for about five or six years now and they've been my go-to trusty tweezers these about Revlon. I do have some tweezers about tweezer man. Those are my Co tools but they're more pointy. They don't have the ridge right here now. One thing when I was taught to pluck was that: do you want you use this side to cook and you use the pointy side to define I'm going to be using this side, so go ahead and begin plucking and getting rid of this line of demarcation now Notice that when I begin to plug I'm not going too far to the root, that's how you get ball spots into I'm, taking my time and starting from one angle, one piece and going my way working my way back by plugging, so I'm starting here and working. My way back with plugging this way, you're not clicking too long and too much in one area, so that also prevents your boss box and what I'm doing is plugging in quadrants. Nineteen quadrants like cubbyholes as I want to put them so I'll click right here and then I'll move over and go back through and I move over and I'll go back through. So I'm just skipping spaces and make sure you hold that lace in tight. Now I'm going to take my comb and just comb out that hair that I've already plucked just so I can see where I'm at - and this is how much I've plucked so far and we're going to go back in with our tweezers and do the same. Exact thing and comb it out now, I'm taking my time. Please take your time with doing this so now that I start to see that it's thinning out just a little bit what I'm gon na go ahead and do is part a little bit behind that line. Edema, a line of demarcation and I'm going to pull the hair upward and I'm gon na begin and take my tweezers like this so and I'm gon na begin to twist out this way. Using the same. Is that technique now it's okay to not always go in that line formation. You can begin to kind of just cook in different areas. Just do not stay in the same spot for a long period of time. I'D really like pull the plug and then move plug in the move. I'M gon na go ahead and do a little bit of some clucking back here. You really don't have to go this far, but you just want everything to mesh and if you hear like a little swiping sound or this sound on the pegasi here tonight, it's my bun hidden against my ring light cuz, how low I have it sitting we're gon Na go ahead and comb that out, I'm gon na go ahead and push that hair back and comb that out, and you guys can already kind of almost see a difference in it, but not enough and right now. What you guys see me doing is just going through and cleaning up any pieces that I think, should be a little bit more sparse. Now, I'm just gon na go ahead in and let you guys see the difference you guys can see on this side. This is the side that I have cooked, and this is the side that I have not cooked right here, showing you guys the difference you see now when this I apply this wig and this frontal you're gon na see scalp. You want to see scalp up here. You don't want to just be, is you don't want it really dense with some realistic airlines are thick customize it to your clients hairline? Now I would like to say that just so people won't really notice the difference that much they're gon na notice, but it won't be that much of a difference. I'M gon na go ahead and plug this area and come back when I get here and then I'll show you guys the finished product - okay, so I'm back and I'm just gon na show you guys how far I've gotten I'm still working in this area right here. But this is just I'm just showing you this side and the difference of this not being plugged yet like oysters, coming back to show you guys how thick and dense it is, and you can kind of even see the difference in this right here. There are no boss spots whatsoever. Think out this front part, because I'm taking my time and plucking it showing you know no ball spots now I'm gon na go ahead and let you guys watch me continue to pluck the rest of this. How to speak, get that lace in the hair, saturated in the water. All right go ahead and part off the front Beninese his game. He says what comes with the flame when you get to the edges, the hair back here, anyways, it's not a stick. It'S really more thicker back gets thicker back here in the middle of the frontal, so you really just want to focus on a lot of demarcation appeared. This is the finished product is plucking our frontal. You can see, and I'll go back through right now, just to show that there are no ball spots because we're plucking with our tweezers this way and we're not squeezing really tightly down on our tweezer ring like that. We'Re just excuse me, I burped, but we're just literally just taking them in brushing it through slightly plucking. So now we're gon na go through and I'm gon na show. You guys me I'll show you guys. There are no ball spots throughout this frontal, where I have literally they're alive, literally they're like no like. We took our time and we went in sections and we plucked our front tool to perfection we plucked it to where it wanted to be, and, like I said this is my cousin's. This is typically how I would pluck my frontal for my own self, not too thick, not too thin just right. I don't do all the extra I'm, not an expert or nothing like that. I'M just teaching you guys what I've learned and what I like and what I like you guys are like this is just tips and tricks. You can always apply it to yourself if you want to go a little bit more thinner if you want to keep a little bit more hair on there. You know it's all about preference, it's all about what you guys want to do and I'm still just showing you that there are no boss spots throughout this whole frontal ain't, no boss spots. We took our time and we plugged it and we plugged in sections and we use our tweezers properly. Okay, so hope you guys enjoyed me, showing you guys how I cook a frontal to come back on the screen, so I can show you how much hair I got from poking the frontal. This is how much hair I plucked out of the frontal. It'S a lot right, it's a little scary-looking and I wanted to show you guys the frontals wait. I'M still gon na wait to bleach it's not because the frontals wet, but I'm just wanting to show you guys, two on the wall. What the frontal looks like, and I really really I'm really aesthetic and happy with the results cuz like I said you want to make sure that you take your time during this whole process of plucking. The frontal take your time. Take your time. Take your time. Please take your time. Use your tweezers properly get a good set of tweezers. Do not use any dull, reject tweezers use a very good set of tweezers, because using all tweezers will bone will give you the ball spots. Just excuse me we'll give you box spots. So those are mainly the tips that I have for you guys, there's all the tips that I had are put in the video. So if you skip to this part, you need to go back and find out what you needs to be doing baby girl all right. All right now, before I close this video, I just want to say thank you guys once again, um we have grown to 9000 subscribers guys, I'm so excited SuperDuper. Happy can't wait to grow bigger and make this family really really huge all over the world. And if you haven't already like, I said in the beginning, videos, if you haven't already please go ahead and subscribe, don't forget to like and comment and tell me guys what you think in to me. 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