Step 2: How To Get A Natural Scalp On Your Lacewigs + Closures (Divaswig.Com)

Okay parts is going to be how to fit a natural part on your lace unit. This is the new part that I formed in part one if you guys are not watch part. One check that out so I want to be using is regular. Tweezers and all you want to do is clear out those knots that's in between the part, so I'm using the tweezers. So what I'm using the tweezers for is to pull out the hair that is in between apart and I didn't speed this part. I want to show you guys how time-consuming this is. This does take a long time to do so when doing this method, you want to have a lot of patience and be very careful that you don't over plug and that you don't put a hole in your lace. So just take your time we're doing so. All I'm doing is taking my tweezers and pulling out the hairs that are in between the part. This is basically creating a funk bleach. Not so if you do not know how to bleach your nuts, this is a great alternative. This is basically getting rid of the antsy look inside the part area so again just taking the tweezers and just clearing out the hairs that are in between the part, and this whole thing took me about 20 minutes to do and then the little closer. So I could really see that all-knowing is pulling out the hairs and between the part to clear that area. So it won't look too antsy because since the knots are not bleached that one gives off that fake apparent, you can also bleed your not so. This is me, showing you guys, the difference between not taking the hair out and when you do take the hair out. It'S a major difference. So when you don't pluck your part, that's how your you will express your part to look and if you duplicate this is how oliso, it's all personal preference. But this is something I've used to help my parts look a little bit more natural and don't forget to stay tuned for part 3, which would be me showing you guys how I style and apply my last week.