How To: Make Your Wig Look Natural + How To: Apply Wigs The Right Way | Kryssartt

Hi guys welcome back to my channel, so today's video is going to be on how to lay your wig the right way. Okay, so here's the thing I literally just started wearing wigs and alissa forever is like my inspiration. She makes wigs look so natural and maybe because I just love her - she inspired me to create this video, because I I learned from her for one, and I also wanted to show you guys, like my way of doing it. Method is very similar to mine, but I um - I didn't really do that. Much that she did. I just I'll show you guys. So if you guys are interested in watching this, video just continue watching. Okay, so first thing you're going to need is a concealer. I'M using the LA Pro concealed in cool tint. You want to get a concealer. That is your scalp complexion, now a lot of like lace, front wigs, which is what I'm going to be demonstrating with today, because you need to have a part in the wig. So a lot of lace, front, wigs or like closures. The lace usually is like darker than your actual scalp color. So that's why I becomes noticeable when you're wearing lace, front, wigs or if you're, wearing closures or frontals or anything like that with lace. A silk lace: closure is a little bit more unbelievable. I would say - and I'm just gon na put a picture of a lace versus a steel face right here. So you guys can tell like the silk base is a little bit more scalp like and a little bit more real, and then you have the lace, which is a little more detectable too fake. Now, I'm going to show you guys what this part looks like. This is what the part looks like. Okay, and if you wanted to bring it a little bit to the front, it will look a little bit more believable. That way, now I'm going to show you guys Wow. This is what it looks like underneath. So I didn't eat. I have like braids and I have them coming back. I have about like five or six and my friend koban. She actually braided it for me. Shoutout to you, I left my baby hairs out and I had her part, the middle of my hair, the middle of my head and start the braids. This way so I'll have a part in the middle, and this is how my part looks in the middle. I put on so I put on the cap on my head and I line it up with the part you want to make sure you have a wig cap on, because you want to protect your rule here and I line it up with a part so that, When you are looking at it up close, you can't really tell or even far away like you can't really tell if it's your part ever if it's a fake part, because it starts with a real part. So you don't really like question it. You know what I'm saying it's a little catfish, but it's okay! If you thing is you want to make sure that your part is wide enough to where it looks believable, because some parts are very thin and they come off looking very fake. So you want to make sure that it's like wide enough to be a realistic part. So what you want to do in order to get your lace front, looking natural and real, that's the key! You want to make sure you have a concealer and I'm going to show you guys what I'm going to be using the concealer for today, this concealer, it's a good thing, because it has like a little bristle right and with this little bristle, I'm going to use It to dab a little bit at a time, starting from the front of my part. Don'T you guys to be able to see everything a little bit at a time not too much product and just dab it on the part whoops all the way and because it's a lace, closure you're? All you have to do is just tap your finger literally just hop your finger on the part to take off whatever excess is on your finger and boom literally boom, and if you want to take it an extra further stab. Do your little baby ears. I use my gorilla snot, which is not very healthy for your hair, but it's the only thing that keeps my hair straight and I've very curly hair under this, and I use a to the brush and all I do is literally just brush my little baby ears. So I give - and you just want to keep it in a swirling motion. You know like a backwards s if that makes sense, and you see how I have a little baby right there. So I look a little real right and I just keep doing the same thing with the rest of them. You would never be able to tell this was in my hair. I don't wear weaves anymore because from when they break my hair and I never get to like you know sleep without like with the way you can sleep without it, you can alternate it, you can change it up. You can be a different girl every day of the week. You can literally just do whatever you want. You have a freedom you're liberated when you have a week like I don't care what anyone thinks like you, you're liberated, and I love the fact that I can like change my part whenever I want like with a weed, if you don't have like a versatile sowing, You can't do anything with it and it's boring like this looks better than any. We'Ve ever had huh, okay, so um. You just want to continue with your baby ears. You know, make them alone the move, and I got me a little frontal with my baby here. You can tell this is a wig. This is amazing. I did this video like right before I was about to go to class, so I'm about to actually head out and go to class right now. I hope you guys are having a wonderful day literally from this video today and I'm planning loading it tonight, so um yeah, if you guys have any like other techniques or anything that you guys want me to learn then just like. Let me know down in the comments below and I'll put all the links to this hair down below as well and the closure, and all that good stuff um, but yeah stay hydrated hot outside. For some reason it is October 19th. Is it oh sure yeah? It is October 19th. My birthday is on Halloween, oh yeah, I'm so sorry, I'm doing all of this on camera. But why not? You know why not? Okay! I do this on camera guys, like definitely definitely in the comments below. Let me know like your methods of perfecting and finessing and styling and grooming and catfishing wigs, because they're lit don't forget to Like and subscribe to my channel and follow me on instagram at Kris art love. You guys,