Plucking Lace Frontal Beginners Tutorial | How To Tweeze Your Frontal Like A Pro!! | Wiggins Hair

One time enough for the golem up in the place, video is a full-out tutorial. I know I've gotten a lot of comments as well as emails asking me to do a tutorial on how you can easily pluck your lace frontals. So basically, you guys here is the video, so I wanted to show you guys, like an in-depth tutorial on how you can tweeze customize your lace front, so to look like a natural hairline. So before we get into the tutorial, I want to actually show you guys what hair I will be using this hair is from Wiggins hair. I have four bundles as well as a lace frontal. The lens are 20, 22, 24, 24 within 20, inch lace, frontal and the front. So you guys, if you can kind of see it is not pre plucked really at all. This hair is a little bit dense. They do have a little bit of baby hairs, which only is in like the front section. The first thing that I want you guys to notice is a frontal has sections. There are five sections when it comes to your front, so there is the section that is right by your ear. Then there's the temples and then there is the front hairline okay. So when you go in and pluck and tweet your front, so you want to make sure that you're plucking in sections also another thing you guys, you want to make sure that you have a very good pair of tweezers, the tweezers that I use. I believe it came like a five pack and I got it off of Amazon. I will try to leave the link down below, but I pretty much only use two of them. There are the pointy tip tweezers and then their tweezers that look kind of funny, which is the blue pair that I use but yeah. So I use those two tweezers to go in and pluck my frontal now before you pluck your fronts, you want to make sure that your frontal is wet. You can spritz it with the spray bottle. You can dip your comb into a cup of water, but just make sure that that front to is wet. So the first thing I'm going to do is go in with my pointy tweezers, which is the pink color and I'm gon na go ahead and thin out. This hair line - and I'm only doing one section, which is the section that is right by the ear. So, as you guys can see, this hair line is fully packed with hair, and that is the reason why I am taking the pointy tweezers and just thinning out that front. Hairline, there's really no baby hairs on the sides of the frontal. So that is the reason why I'm going in and thinning it out now after I thin out the section. The next thing I'm going to do is actually part where the baby hairs was supposed to be okay, so once I parted where the baby hairs are supposed to be, as you guys can see, the baby hairs are a little bit thick, so I am parting and Pulling the hair forward and I'm going to go ahead and tweeze downward to thin out that area, because you know, of course, baby hairs are like whispies and thin pieces or thin sections of your hair. Now that I've went ahead and thinned out a little bit of the baby hairs, the next thing I'm gon na do is go in with my blue pair of tweezers and I'm gon na start plucking behind the baby hairs, as you guys can see, there's a pretty Nice amount of hair in that section, so I'm going to go ahead and start thinning it out and you guys do not plug in the same section. That'S why these blue pairs of tweezers are so good is because the way that it's made, they have like little metal 1/2 arrows at the very ends of the tweezers, and it only kind of fools just a little bit of the hairs in two sections. Instead of pulling all at once, uh-huh that kind of makes sense you guys I will try to get up close, so you guys can kind of see exactly what I'm talking about. So I'm just going like section for section, so you want to do it like you're playing checkers hour. So it's like one section you're going in and plucking and then you're skipping a section and then you're going in into the next section and tweezing out hairs. You do not want to pluck these same areas or all the areas when thinning out the frontal. You want to make sure that your one section, you're plucking, the next section, you're, not the next section, you're plucking and just like back and forth back and forth. So, as you guys can see, I'm not staying in the same area for a long period of time, and once I just pluck a little bit. What I do is go back in with my comb and part off the section again pull it forward, thin it out with my tweezers and then start plucking backwards. So if you follow the same steps that I'm doing you guys, you will have a very nice plucked frontal now a crucial tip when plucking your front. So you want to make sure that you're plucking for a reason. Okay, you do not want to be thinking that you're plucking the hairs and that you actually still see the Black Knight still sitting on the lathe. You want to make sure that you're pulling the whole entire hair stream, as well as that knot that was created next to the lace and that's why I say these blue parrot squeezers. They do just that. They pull everything out of that little area of the lace. So you're not left with the hair strand or the black, not another tip that I want to tell you guys, is always keep combing the hair backwards. Any hair that you pluck out. You want to make sure that you're combing it out of the frontal, because all of their hair, if it's still bunched up you're, not for sure exactly how your hairline is after you went ahead and tweezed it for some time. So make sure you guys you have that comb on hand and then also make sure you have your water on hand as well, because the hair tends to dry. So the next I'm going to do is go ahead and start plucking the front of the frontal. Now the front of the frontal it has more hair than it has on the sides. So with this particular front, so it did come with a little bit of baby hairs, but I still needed to go in and thin out the baby hairs as well. So I did the same exact thing. I went in thinned it out and then I started partying parts of the section and started tweezing front and backwards with my pointy pair of tweezers as long as the arrow tweezers. So you guys, this is exactly how my frontal is looking after I thinned and plucked the hell. You guys it took me some time, I'm just letting you guys know this is very time consuming when it comes to plucking and squeezing your frontal. So you need to make sure that you put inside a good amount of time to go in and pluck and thin out your front, so you're not going to be able to do it within a couple of minutes. It does take time, especially if you are, you have a frontal that is not pre plucked at all. Okay, so you guys the last step that I'm going to go ahead and do is actually create the suction where the baby hairs are supposed to go. Like I told you guys before this frontal did not come with a section of area where the baby hairs are so I'm gon na have to go in and do it myself. So, as you guys can see, I've already started. So what I do is I take my really tiny little edge control, comb and two-in-one comb and brush, and I use it really the tiny comb to kind of part of where the baby hairs are supposed to go now with me parting it off, as you guys Can see you see a actual part in the frontal and I'm gon na do what I'm gon na do now is go in with my tweezers and open it up some more so you can go so you guys can see that there are two sections to my Frontal there's the baby hair section, and then there is the rest of the hair on the frontal section. So now that I've went ahead and created the section where the baby hairs are supposed to go, the last thing that I'm pretty much doing right now is just shortening the baby hairs and then using some foaming lotion to lay the baby hairs down or create the Baby hairs, but you guys don't worry, I will do a full-out tutorial on how I create baby hairs on our frontal that will be in another video but yeah you guys this is pretty much it. I really hope you guys enjoyed this detailed tutorial if you guys have any questions or comments, leave them down below. If you guys are interested in Wiggins hair, I will put all the information in the description section, make sure you guys stay tuned for part two, because part two will be me, showing you guys how I create my wig using Wiggins hair. 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