New Fake Scalp Method! Invisible Knots│Melt Lace No Cap Needed! Secrets 2Know Ft The Beige Method

Hey guys welcome back to my channel. My name is beige. If you are new here welcome, so today's video will be a tutorial on this wig that was sent to me from all love, hair I'll have all of their information. The direct links and all of the information about this wig down below in the description box, I was sent a 13 by 4 lace, frontal wig, the texture is loose, beep wave, the length is 24 inches and the density is 130 percent. So the construction of this wig, it does come with your standard, 4 combs and adjustable strap in the back. The wig does have four inches of parting space and the wig does have pre plucked knots in the front. So half of the work is done for you, but to make it look super natural, you obviously have to go in and pluck more hairs from it. This is how the wig looks when you try it on your head. I have never tried this texture before I've. Never even heard of the structure before loose deep wave, usually it's like loose wavy or loose curly, but for it to be deep waves and loose. That'S something new to me. It'S a really really really beautiful. Curl pattern, though, like this reminds me of spiral curls, that you would use flexi rods to get. I think it's beautiful and I was super super super surprised at how full it got after I ran my fingers through it. So for a close-up of this hair line, my own natural hair doesn't curve in the center of my forehead, like that. So I know that I am going to have to cut out a shape. That would be more complementary to my hair line in my face shape. Okay, so let's get started. The first thing that I will be doing is plucking the hair line a little bit more, but I'm not going to over pluck it, because I know that I am going to cut my hair line shape out and I don't want to have any weird, bald spots Or any weird missing hair in the front where the hair line is so, I am going to just thin out the hair line a little bit without over plucking. I have learned a method that works for me: do what works for you, though, but the method that works easiest for me is when I do exact part, and I start with them at zig-zag part. The reason for the zigzag part is that if you do a straight part a lot of times with me when I do a straight part and I'm plucking the hairs and sometimes more than one hair will get caught up in the tweezer. And I may pull a section of hair out accidentally that will end up with a bald spot in that section and it's easier to notice it when you're doing a straight part across. But when I'm doing a zigzag. If I do miss and pull more than one hair out at a time, it kind of covers it, because it's a zigzag instead of a straight part. I hope that makes sense, but it just it's a lot easier for me and it corrects my mistakes because you won't notice any bald spots. So I'm just going to continue doing those zigzag motions and pluck and thin out the hairline. So another method that I've recently started doing is putting a wig cap on my wig head and that basically shows me exactly how this wig is gon na look on my own head. It shows me how much hair I'm plucking if I need to pluck more hairs from the hairline. It shows me if I pluck too much hairs from the hairline. It shows me all of that, because this is exactly how the wig would look once that wig cap is on my own head. So that's the easiest thing I would say like if you're doing it just on your wig blockhead, it's not an accurate description of how the final result is gon na look on your head, the only foolproof way for you to see how much hair you're plucking and How it's going to come out is, if you put it on the mannequin head with a wig cap, underneath obviously, if you're not putting it on your own head with the wig cap underneath. So this is definitely a super helpful method. When doing this, though, obviously you want your wig cap to be the same color that is going to be on your actual head, and I do have a video on how to tense your wig cap or how to diet to become the actual color of your skin. So I feel like I've plucked eat enough and if I want to pluck more after cutting the hair line, I can do that, but we're good for now. So now I am on the hunt at Dollar General for a foundation that is poreless and Matt, so maybelline fit me came up and they didn't have many options to choose from. But I did get this shade right here and if you look at your scalp, your scalp is obviously a couple of shades lighter than your skin complexion. So I'm just going to try this one out. This is in the shade three to two. I do have a full video explaining exactly how I do this next step, but this is my method that I came up with a few weeks ago and I have been using it on all of my wigs and falling in love with it. I'M grabbing an empty water bottle and I am pouring 90 % alcohol into that water bottle, and then I am putting a few drops of that foundation into the bottle. I'M going to shake it up and then I'm gon na test it out by spraying it on a paper towel just to see. If it is the complexion that I'm going for. If I want it darker, then I can darken it. If I want it lighter than I can lighten it, if I want it darker, then I will obviously add some of the foundation that I used for in my face into the mixture, and if I want it lighter, then I would use a lighter color foundation to The mixture this is my normal foundation on the left, and that is the lighter one on the right. I am just gon na. Try it out to see if the one on the right would be the perfect scalp color for me, and it looks like it's pretty dark, so we're gon na go with that without adding any darker color to the mixture. I do also want to say that I did bleach the nuts ahead of time because we are going for invisible knots. The knots do have to be bleached before you do this next step, so I am just going to turn that wig inside out and then I am going to begin spraying that mixture to the lace and then I am going to blow-dry it and I'm gon na. Do that two times just to make sure that I have a really good base, just to make sure that it is opaque and just to make sure that if I do want to go and leave the house without wearing a wig cap, it looks like. I have a wig cap underneath one thing that I love - love, love, love, love about poreless foundation is the fact that it does do a great job at hiding the knots, and it does do a really really good job at hiding. Some of the grids on the wig, so it's really important if you are doing this up, that you get a foundation that is lighter than your typical everyday foundation that you use on your skin in your face, because your scalp is lighter, and it is also important To get a poreless mat foundation so that it can cover those grids and those knots much better than any other lace tent. Would I am so happy with this method and the results from doing this? If you have tried this, since I posted the original tutorial, let me know down below in the comment section if it's worked for you look how natural the wig looks with no knots, I have no weight cap underneath and it looks like it's literally growing out of My scalp, before we cut that hairline out of this wig, I do want to share a tip with you guys when I am spraying my foundation spray underneath the lace, depending on how watery your your consistency, your mixture, is, it may get through on to the other Side of the wig and get on to the actual hairs. So I do get my makeup remover and I put it in a spray bottle and I just spray it on the hair. And then I just use my brush and I brush it through and that gets rid of any foundation that may have transferred over onto the hair all right. So now I'm grabbing food plastic wrap and I will be doing my food plastic wrap method. I do have a full video, a full tutorial on this method. So if you have questions, please refer back to that video, but I'm basically going to use this food plastic, wrap that clings to my scalp and clings to my face and I'm basically going to get a marker and outline my hairline and I'm going to use that As a map to trace out the front sole so that I can cut it to perfect my hairline, so now that we have my hairline all maps out, I am grabbing a razor blade and I only cut my frontal is using a razor blade. I know a lot of people were like. Is this going to mess up your your blockhead? It doesn't mess up my blockhead, it doesn't get any holes in your blockhead at all. You don't even need that much force when you're doing this, so it doesn't even get down onto your blockhead if that makes sense like it doesn't even affect it, because you're not putting so much force on it. However, if you are like having a heavy hand and you're like cutting your blockhead, then it will definitely pierce through, but I put the lightest amount of pressure as I am doing that step and I never have any issues with it: cutting or slicing my blockhead. So here is my hairline, as you can see it's an identical match and I'm really really happy with it, and I am 100 % satisfied with the scalp color as well. I think it looks super natural and I think it's a perfect match for my scalp color. Okay, because this hair is loose deep wave, I am going to activate the curls by using this curl activator moisturizer by s curl. I will also be grabbing some water and my curl enhancing smoothie by shea moisture, as well as my Denman brush. So I'm gon na start off by and cleaning my forehead with alcohol. And then I am going to be using my god to be glued spray and I'm just going to spray two layers of that on my forehead use a blow dryer in between each layer and then I will be applying the wig on top. Then I'm going to add some baby hairs using edge control, I'm going to put my headscarf on to set it, and then we are all done. I really do like the fact that the Swiss lace from this company was really soft and easy to blend in, and I had no major issues with this wig at all. So I do recommend you go on their website and check to see if they have anything that catches your eye. I have not got that much shutting with this hair, but I did give very minimal shedding. Thank you so much for watching, don't forget to check down below in the description box, for more information and for some promo codes. If you have any questions, leave them down below in the comment section. 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