Very Detailed Lace Front Wig Install| New Fake Scalp| Beginner| Melt The Lace Ft. Myfirstwig

Hi guys welcome back to my channel today. I have such a great beginner friendly week for you all, you don't necessarily need a wig cap for this one and I threw it out to be all dramatic, but then I was like girl. You know you don't want those combs causing any tension or anything or snagging, so I decided to put it back on, but if you're wearing cornrows, you don't have to worry so this unit is from my first wigs and they now offer the fake Scout method. This is what it looks like it's more of a fabric material, it's not an actual stocking cap, and I really like that. This one is really nicely colored and also breathable. They also offer an elastic band, so you don't necessarily have to secure this unit down, but I always end up having to do it now. This is what the front looks like. I am gon na tint the front just a bit and I'll show you all how to do it without using Sally Hansen, so we're just going to put the unit on just to actually test it out and I'm making sure it's centered and, as you can see, This is an everyday unit. You could just throw it on and be ready to go, especially if you're gon na wear your hair flowing downward on the sides without having any of it behind your ear. So I'm just gon na take my Mac Studio Fix, and this is a powder foundation and I'm just gon na put it in the front just before, with a fake Scout, material has been added, and I'm just going in with a foundation brush and just stippling it On in that area - and this is gon na tin it and give you some color so that it actually matches much better and looks more flesh-like, so, as I shared earlier, this is one of those weeds that you're not gon na, have to really do anything to It comes with six inches of deep parting space and it's also pre plucked. So you don't have to worry about any tweezing or anything. The hairline looks really nice, but if you want to customize it a little more feel free to do that, but they started us off really really well now, most times I like to part my unit before actually installing it and this time, I'm using the care care Wax in order to lay it down, I typically use a mousse, but I've really been enjoying this product, especially from our straighter textured units and, as you can see, it's gon na get the hairline super laid it's gon na. Look like you use gel or something, and it's going to look really really awesome after completing this step, I'm gon na go in with my fine-tooth comb and just comb. Everything back do the other side and then follow it up with the hot combs. So now that the front hairline looks nice and sleek, I'm gon na begin to flat iron, the hair, using a flat iron that I got from Sally Beauty and then I'm gon na begin to cut the lace off and begin the installation process yo. Sometimes I totally wish I did not have a little hairline, because I could just put units on and they look so great without having to use, got to be glue or anything, but because of my little hairline. I am gon na have to secure down on the side and also add some baby hair, but I would like to do no baby hair for this one, but I couldn't because of the way it structure, but we're gon na make it work, and it's still gon Na look flawless so keep watching a rat tail. Comb is really going to be your best friend when laying your units, especially the ones that have the metal pin tail. I love those and you can find those at your local beauty supply store. They create a great deal of precision when you're parting, when you're pressing into the lace when you're actually applying your gossipy glue or your adhesive they're, just awesome. So right now, I'm just trimming down my baby hair using an eyebrow razor and I'm gon na use this to cover the peaks of my hairline that are exposed, and then I'm also trimming down my sideburns just to make those look as realistic as possible. This is a lint that I started out, but I did decide to cut them down a little more later right now, I'm refining the front just to make sure everything's blend it out and it meshes well with my skin. So I'm just using the 3d face creator by ruby kiss and I'm going along the hairline just to make sure everything looks seamless, yes, honey. This unit is late and I didn't not have to do much work to it at all. I love how flat it is. I love the parting space. This hair feels amazing. I love the lint, I got it in lint 20 and the density is 130, but yah. It seems like it's 150 % density. I also know that this is a unit that miss precious memory is credited for the fake Scout and the color is medium brown. My calf size is a size one, and this is the silky texture. She says she made what you make all right. Ladies. I hope that you all enjoyed this detailed tutorial be sure to check the description box for all the links to specifications for this hair. My dress will also be linked down below. I look forward to hearing comments and feedback. I will see you all in my next one bye, guys