Melted Hd Lace Frontal Wig Install | Step By Step | Beginner Friendly |Young Africana X Asteria Hair

So what is up africana fam? It'S your girl, young afrikaner, back at it again with another wig in store video today i'll, be showing you guys how to get the most unclockable lace. Y'All, see that lace! It'S looking like my scalp and i'm going to show you guys how to achieve this. Look using a hd lace! Wig, you guys! So if you want to see how i achieve this look and like this look, go ahead and comment some purple hearts and give this video a thumbs up without further ado, let's get into the install right yeah. So here i am with the wig on this hair. Is sponsored from mysteria hair? I had their 13 by 4 water wave wig in the inches of 16 inches and the density is 180 percent. So right now, what i'm doing is i'm just cutting the hair dry. This hair is dry. I washed it off camera and stuff and bleached it and also plucked it. The wig did come pre-plucked and it's a full 13 by four lace, wig, which is kind of rare to find a pre-made wig that has like you know the 13x4 parting throughout the entire frontal. So that's a plus for this company um and i went ahead and just kind of tinted the knots with the amislayo bay lace tint in the color mocha. So i went ahead and cut the hair, and now i'm going to go ahead and cut off my ear. Tabs, as you can see, i got a big old head, so um there's not much to cut off, i'm just cutting off this excess lace, and this cap size is a 23.5 circumference. So you just want to make sure that you're cutting around the shape of your ear when it comes to the lace wig. So it fits nice and snug around your head and there is no lumps and bumps all right y'all. So now that that's done, i'm gon na go in with my 91 alcohol and a cotton pad, and i'm going to rub down my forehead and just you know my hairline area of any dirt or just any makeup that was on there, because i did do the Bulkhead method and apply some makeup, so you just want to make sure it's nice and clean. Before you start doing your install, i like to go over my forehead just twice just to make sure that everything is gone so right now, i'm putting on the wig. I did add an elastic band to the wig just because it's like it was exactly my size and um. I just needed some like further stretch just so like it won't shift when i'm putting it on and it won't move so right now, i'm just aligning the wig to where i want it to be at and i'm cutting slits right at my temple area. I did went ahead and i plucked the hair to kind of give me like this widow's peak type of vibe, and i love it. You guys, if y'all, want to see how i you know, you know, make widows peaks with like this plugging then comment down comment down below, but right now, i'm going in with my erica j hold me down skin guard and i'm going to spray that around my Head and let that dry and then we are on to the install i'm going to use the erica j hold me down, watermelon adhesive and i'm going to do two layers around the hairline and, as i could see, i just rolled the wig back just so. It could be out of my way when i'm applying the glue you just want to make sure that your glue is nice and thin and not too too thick and not too much glue on there and i'm just using the metal part of my rat tail comb. Just to smear down that glue and take your time with this um not too much time, because the glue does dry fast, but you know just don't be all over the place, be very precise, i'm a big perfectionist so, like i just try to you, know analyze. It and you know just do it the way that i'm supposed to do it, but yeah so on to the second layer. I let the first layer dry clear before i apply my second layer and we're gon na do the same exact thing and once you see a dry clear, do not even wait or hesitate, go ahead and apply that lace onto the glue. So after letting that dry clear, we are now going to apply the lace onto the glue and i just simply just roll it down, because i already have a position where i want it to be at i work from the middle first and then the side. Second, so i'm just placing the wig in front of the glue, we're not gon na put it right directly on the glue and after i have a place where i wanted to be placed that i just kind of used my hand and kind of just smudge it Down you can use your hands, you guys, i know before back in the day, we should be like no, you have oils on your hand, but why would you do your hair and you have oils on your hand like make it make sense? So it's okay, since you do a little pat pat, i feel like it kind of helps the wig be a bit more secure, um and yeah. I'M not going to leave my hand on there because my hand does produce warmth and heat, so you know just press it in a little bit but yeah now on to cutting off the lace, i'm working on the middle section, first of the slits and i'm using My eyebrow razor just to cut around the hairline and i'm cutting as close to the hairline as possible and, as you can see like this lace, is just flawless. This lace melted, it's just chef's kiss. You know i just i love it here. I love it here for me, and this is what i've been needing. You know, because sometimes you know i'll be trying to make it work with other laces and it do be working. But you know: hd lace is the best way to go, especially for beginners, and if you just you know, if you're not into baby hairs - and you just want a nice lace - go for hd lace, you guys you would not regret it all right, but now what I like to call this um i like to call this detailing. So again we put the hair in front of the lace. That means that there are some pieces that still didn't get some glue, which is okay, so i'm just using the metal part of my rat tail comb and i'm kind of just outlining where exactly the lace stops at and i'm going to do two layers again and Just shaping it out like the outline of the wig and then i'm going to use my comb and just kind of press it down into the glue and voila like it's just it's simple: it's not that simple! You just have to be very patient and i'm just doing the same exact thing on the sides as well. You just want to do this all around the hair until there is literally no lace sticking out now that we are done with the gluing process is now on to carving out our baby hairs, and i'm gon na take out um some baby hairs on the sides. I'M not gon na take out some baby hairs on the front because i do want my weedle, my weedos, my widow's peak to show so i'm not doing any baby hairs in that middle section like where my part is, i'm just doing it on the side. So i'm carving out my baby hairs and stuff and um. My baby yesterday is gon na, be a little. It'S gon na be calm, but a little dramatic, it's like right in between you know it's the typical standard, baby hair type flow, we're going for so after i'm done carving them out. I'M going to use my hot comb on the hottest setting and just press down and train those baby hairs downward. You want to make sure that you do this. So when you're um, you know carving out your baby hairs and you know doing your baby hairs. They lay flat, and i'm just gon na - do the exact same thing on the other side, so i'm just using my hot comb to press out my hairline just so that part is nice and flat because i do want it to be flat. So when i am shaping my baby hairs there, it's easier for me to soup them into the hairline all right. Now i'm going to go back into the i'm, a slayo bay, smeared lace tint, because i felt like the lace is a little bit light, even though it's melted though, but you know it's so it's okay to you know, make it a little bit darker. So i'm gon na make it a little bit darker and i'm spraying that on my hairline and following that, i'm going to use my spritz and i'm kind of holding it down because i don't know for some reason. I felt like my my lace, is lifting a little bit, which is normal, but you want to just make sure you hurry up and put your elastic band on, and i put that on and let that sit for about 20 minutes and once i take it off. Y'All when i tell y'all it's melted, it's my scalp, it's giving scalpiana come on. I'M gon na need. I'M gon na need myself to hurry up and get to the get to the clip. So i could see the milk okay because the melt was just impeccable. It was, it was immaculate, it was chef's, kisses, chef's, kiss y'all see that come on y'all can't look at me. I was hyped too, like hold on y'all. Come on, come on. Just give me the goats that is ready, y'all see the up close and personal, get in tune, okay, but right um. You know we do have some indentations, so we're going to go ahead and fix that i'm going to use my character wax stick and i'm going to press that around my hairline again just so. We could kind of press out that little dent that my elastic band left on my head all right so now that that process is done now is on to working with the baby hairs. I'M going to use my eyebrow razor, i'm going to cut my baby hairs about inch or like an inch and a half long um. Sometimes i feel like the longer the better, because you're able to fix your mistakes and cut off baby hairs if it is a bit too long, especially me using the arrogant, tay method of me, curling, the baby hairs upwards. You definitely want to make sure that that they're pretty long and long enough for you to curl it. So that's exactly what i'm going to do. I'M doing that on both sides, and now i'm just taking my bed head small flat iron. I forgot exactly what size it is, but i am flipping it upwards and curling it upwards, and i find this way a lot easier than me. Curling it um inwards than it is outwards. I feel like it's easier for me to carve my baby hairs. You guys gon na see exactly what i'm talking about, because when i tell you guys this was like a breeze just for my baby hairs. It was just a breeze, so i'm just curling everything upwards. You could leave it like this. Let me stop. I mean i mean it's up to you if you want to leave it like that, that's perfectly up to you. I personally, wouldn't though, but that's just me all right so now i took some of my nairobi setting lotion on my hand, i'm just taking a bit of it, because i don't want to like saturate it because we already have the shape. So we don't need that much so and y'all just see me using my baby hair comb, just literally just swooping it in it. Was that easy, like literally that easy. I recommend this especially for my beginners out there looking to slay some baby hairs and don't know how to doing this way. Plus you know the arrogant, tay ex africana way is just you just never miss you know. Just you never miss, so you just want to play around with it and make sure that it's nice and shaped to the way that you want it to and i'm going to work on the tendrils and we're going to do the same exact thing and then we're Going to do the same exact thing on the other side too, and this is how we are looking like - i just let them air dry, i didn't tie it down or anything um, because it's already flat so yeah, i just let them air dry. I did my makeup off camera and we are looking late and slayed now on to coming up dippy hairs, because i know i don't like no crunchy baby hairs like baby hairs. I don't know mane, but i just feel like baby hairs need to be soft. Like i don't know why y'all having crunchy baby hairs and like i think that's cute, i mean to eat his own, but that's just not my fault, it's not my speed. I mean i feel like it depends on the look, if i feel like, if you're going for a wet look, then by all means go for a nice slick type of baby hairs, but for the most part the soft baby hairs just make them it's just nice. It'S nice and soft, like my booty, but that's besides the point so right now, i'm just combing out my baby hairs and i'm gon na use, like my eyebrow rays, just to cut them because again they were a bit on the longer side. So you just want to kind of comb them out and carve them and then later on, i'm gon na go ahead and use my spritz on my baby hair brush part and i'm gon na just kind of like train my baby hairs because, because they're soft they Could like end up flying all over the place which some people don't like, but i don't really care for it, but you know just to have that more uniform. Look i'm going to go in with this bridge just one pump on there and then you know um for my baby hairs, but before i go ahead and do that, i'm going to use my carry care wax stick on um. I guess my part area and i'm going to use my hot comb on the hottest setting, i'm just going to press that down, because i just wanted that to be extra flat, and this is the part where i use the spritz y'all. I'M just training the baby hairs into the hair, so everything looks nice and laid now. I'M gon na go in again with my nairobi setting lotion and i'm just applying that around the hair, i'm not applying too much. I'M just applying enough where, like the curls, could just look defined again, because i still want to keep that nice and puffy type of look without me: wetting the entire hair and waiting for it to dry, because i was not trying to wait for it to dry. That'S just that's not given what it says supposed to have gave, so no i'm just applying that pretty much on the top part of the hair. Now i did notice that a part of my middle part was a bit over bleached um. It doesn't look like it on camera, but it was a little bit wide, so i'm just going in with the mascara one, and this is kind of a quick fix trick. Um you could use dye, but i didn't have any dye um on me right now. So i just went in with some mascara, and i'm just you know applying that besides the part and then i'm gon na go in with my concealer brush and i'm just using some leftover concealer that was on there just so i could um, you know, define my Part - and these are pretty much - the finished results y'all. I hope y'all enjoyed this video on how to get an unclockable lace. Y'All see that, ladies, it's laid and slayed. If you guys enjoyed this video, go ahead and spam. The comment section with some purple hearts and like this video, give this video a big thumbs up. I appreciate you guys for supporting me and loving me, for who i am. Let me stop, but if you guys enjoy this video stay tuned for some next videos, i got some heat for y'all coming up so stay tuned later y'all you