Quick And Easy Bald Cap Method! 10 Mins Easy And Lasting Way To Apply Your Lace Wigs

Hi guys, I want to show you I got my alright, so we're back at it again with another video, and I wanted to do my bald cap method on camera. This is the easiest method. Okay, so this one is gon na. Take me around 10 to 15 minutes really and yeah. So you start with your cornrows, make sure it's all laid back so you're gon na need some cotton balls and like just one cotton ball and some rubbing alcohol. So I think mine is like sixty percent or something the stronger. It is the better I had one that was like 90 % that I used to use. So you just you're just cleaning that area, because you want to make sure that when you put down the stocking cap with the glue that it holds so the cleaner, the area is the better it is for holding. So that's what I'm doing right now and then I just used the got to be glued Kjell, the black one and I just kind of make sure my edges stay down with that yeah. So you're, really I'm just protecting your edges. So you make sure everything gets labeled bad! I use a brush, may just push it back, guys very important if you're dark-skinned, you can't use that cap. It comes in almost all of the the wigs that you buy in the hair. They'Ll give you just a generic pale beige, I'm cat, if your darks can you, after my cheer skintone, so look for something that's closer to your skin. To light this one. This is very close, very nice. They also have the dark brown. I think that's a medium brown and there's also the dark brown that will also match so make sure you're getting something that matches your tone like this. So I'm using the dark brown and it matches perfectly with my skin tone. If you're wearing like a blonde wig or something where the roots are very light, then you can get away with the beige or the pale looking stocking cap, but otherwise, and you're gon na have to just find something that matches like this one. It matches perfectly. You want to make sure you're just pulling it all the way over your head and over your ears won't be uncomfortable for first, but it's fine, so we're using the got to be glued blasting through spray. So that's the trick to this so we're bypassing the actual glue and we're going straight to the free spray, and I do it just around the hairline make sure you're getting the ears part, because that part it has to stay down for it to be. You know for it to last longer that area needs to stay down, so you just spray a good amount on that area, and - and now it's drying time guys, this one takes so quick to dry five minutes the most. So once it's dry, I go over again with a but agree got to be include we spray and I'll do another coat, make sure you're getting the ears again yep. So I always hold the ears down in that area like when I'm drying. Because for me, that's the trickiest part and for me that that's what makes it last longer because I put on this on the ball cap when I want the lake to stay on for a couple of days throughout the week or something of that sort. So I focus on those areas a lot, the air, so not at it's dry, it's time to to start cutting, so it looks dry, so I generally cut from the middle, but these are small scissors. It'S a lot easier for me and I'll cut from the middle and go all the way up and then I'll do the sides very important guys. I always end up having the the cap itself further on my four that I want, so I gently just wait. A little bit further back and then I just cut it all the way down. You want to make sure you're, not cutting yourself you're, not cutting your own edges, and you just follow that line that you want all right. So just finishing up the cut you guys were like we're almost over and at this point I was like - maybe nine minutes in so this is like the easiest way for me to do it. The other methods. Oh, my god, I would sit there for like half an hour 20 minutes for it to dry. It'S too much. I can do it so this is what I always end up doing. So you just do the same thing on the next side. You just cut it all the way around. Why don't we sure you're following your hairline to it so yeah? So no I'm just trimming it up trimming it up and nice all right. So this is where the got to be feed gel that black one comes back into play, because this is now gon na put that finish touch on it, so I'm I'm lightly putting it on it. It'S not gon na be a lot guys. I put a little bit on there and I just rub it on to smooth whatever areas that were kind of sticking out, so it makes it lay really flat and for the final touch, so you'd use your foundation or face powder or whatever you use. On your face, so I'm using my black radiance pressed powder in rich mahogany, so you just apply that and