How To Slay Your Lace Front Wig || Ft. Dola Hair

Hello, everyone all right so we're just gon na jump right into this, i'm using the ghostbun glue and i'm placing it on the perimeter of my wig cap and for this glue. The first time when i went around i did not use enough, so i applied a second layer of this glue and i really wanted to apply more towards the sides of my ears because that area always lifted from me when i would lay my wigs. So i'm just going to put that and we're going to use our blow dryer, i'm alternating between a cool and warm heat and i'm just waiting for the glutes from to go from white to clear. So once that is achieved y'all i get my wig and we're gon na start to lay the process. Okay, so we're gon na get our wig on. I cut it into three sections because from reviewing other youtube videos, i found that that was the best way for people to get that melted. Look so i said bed all right and i'm using the gatsby glue spray. I really like using the spray um. I found it most effective for my wigs and i just started on this section. I sprayed it and then i'm just going to blow dry, alternating between the cool and warm temperature and then just combing through. That is really the best way to get that melted. Look where it looks like the hairs are coming from your scalp y'all. Let me tell you all right, and so you just want to blow dry blow dry and blow dry. Your way through and comb it through using the back side of your comb also helps too because it kind of, if you use too much glue, it starts to look white and a little flaky. So you want to comb that out so using the back side also helps, and then you just want to cut off the excess lace. So in the middle one i show more how i did cut it after i sprayed and combed it and blow-dried it once it was dry. I started to cut it in a zigzag formation. I find that best with any laces i use to achieve a more natural look so after blow drying this bad boy combing it through and then i'm just gon na go through and cut it and so yeah, i'm just cutting it in a zigzag formation and we're Going to do the same thing on the last section so when i'm all complete y'all, the list was already looking good and i said okay, so i am going to do little baby hairs just because i do like it a little bit. I don't really go for the excessive look, but i still did a little nike swoosh, okay, so i'm just using normal, cheap old mousse and i'm just getting a little bit baby hairs. I haven't cut them yet, but i'm just going to wrap my hair until it air dries and then we will start the baby hairs all right and then i'm just spraying some heat protectant. On my hair, i was playing around seeing what type of curler i want to use, but i could decide, but my baby hairs were already kind of laid and dried, so i'm cutting them right now, because i really don't want it to look too excessive. I was trying to get it as close to natural as possible and y'all. Let me tell you it's so hard to do this with glasses anyone that applies wigs with their glasses on and the gold star, because it was hard so yeah. This is a finished product. I'M just using the hot comb now to get it nice and flat. I did get 180 density, so the wig was really thick. So i wanted to flatten out as much as possible yeah i messed up there with the baby hairs and we're gon na fix that, because i'm like oh, no and then i wanted to wrap it again and i went to sleep y'all and let me show you The final look all right, so we got that melted lookout. Thank you.