How To Pluck Your Frontal Like A Pro!

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, so I already have my wig head ready and I'm just going to take about 1/5 of an inch and separate that from the rest of the frontal, because I do not want my final to become thin throughout this process. And it's very easy to do if you aren't paying attention to how much hair you're actually using. So I like to start by plucking a section skipping, a section plucking that section and then skipping a section, and this just helps you to control the density of your front. So a lot better. I found and not have fall spots and not have 5, where things like the hair is just uneven and just make sure you guys set aside enough time to really go through this. Sometimes I'll do this throughout the week, depending on when my client needs his or her week ready, etc, etc. Just because plucking your fronts them can take time anywhere from 1 to 3 hours. So just make sure you take your time because you do not want to over pluck your frontal, because it's over once you do that, then I'm just taking my comb and starting from the root to comb out any hairs that did not fall out throughout the plucking Process and then I just take that flat back and follow that same, pluck, skip pluck sick, skip method throughout the front hairline, because you really want to make sure your front. Hairline is not rounded out or squared off, because that's like a telltale sign that you have on a frontal and that it's not your natural hair. So just take your time going through this going through these steps into you're happy with the density that you have so just after about 30 minutes of plucking. This is how much here I have just from this one side of my frontal, so I just want to zoom in so you guys could see. This is what it actually looks like when you're pulling the hairs from the lace. The entire strand should come off the lace from the root, but sometimes you do end up breaking hairs instead of actually pulling out the entire hair. So it's important to take your time and make sure you have really really good tweezers so that you can go in and make sure each hair is pulled from the root. If not, your frontal are going to have these little black marks. That'S gon na make it more noticeable when you're trying to glue your frontal down to your. You know your skin so that it melts into your hairline, so make sure you do not get this tip make sure you go over your hairline to make sure you have all of your edges plucked out to perfection and that you don't have any broken here and As you guys can see, the natural hairline really is starting to form. At this point, it looks more natural, more rugged like a natural hairline, then once more, I'm just pulling down that same a flap of hair and just going into my part and just going over and using the skip plug, skip plug mess it again so that I Can make sure that my front roll has the density that I want take your time while plucking your frontal, because you don't want to over plug you, don't want to try to rush through it and then get bald spots, because once your frontal is bought baby girl? I promise you, you can never use that certain section to part your function. You don't want to have to add in makeup and etc. So this is what I do. I go back and forth it to I'm happy with the density. So just make sure you take your time, especially if it's your first time, and so this is what my front looks like after about an hour maybe hour and a half of plucking, and as I put my fingers through it, you can see how natural it looks. It doesn't look super thick anymore and that's what she wants: nothing to sing, just a perfect natural density. So thank you guys so much for watching this tutorial. I hope that it was helpful and I will see you guys in the next video you