Start To Finish Lace Frontal Wig Installation ~ Alipearl Hair

For this tutorial we are using an epal hair. This is their Peruvian body wave, and this is the frontal, so the wig was actually made by cypher and it was blocked by cypher and customized by cypher. So Juliet from luscious locks is gon na, be styling. The wig and she's gon na be applying the wig on my head, so to start off, she's cutting the wig cutting the wig, but the curl in one she's, really meticulous with how she curls I love the way like she pays attention to detail. Like I said earlier, the wig was already customized by cypher, but she's just going in to customise it a little bit more to my hairline if she really takes her time to pluck like properly so she's, just basically plucking like random areas. Just a matter of my hairline a little bit better in regards to the hair itself. The bundles are really really soft, really shiny, really smooth. My only problem with the wig itself is the lace I feel, like the frontal feels a little bit thick and it also has a little bit of a great hinge to it. So if I was to say there was anything for them to work on, it would definitely be the quality of their frontals other than that. The hair is great. Juliet'S gon na use the karekare wax stick and she's gon na apply that all over the front, or this is basically just to help it lay down really well. So when we start applying the wig with the glue, the hair doesn't have any flyaways and it doesn't like move around we're just gon na use a toothbrush just to smooth that in and then we're gon na start applying. So now the hair is all cold. We'Re gon na start applying and, as you guys can see on camera, the lace was too light for my skin tone, so Juliet mixed up her special concoction, it's basically just laced tint and she's gon na spray that all over the lathe she's gon na blow dry. That to lock it all in now we're all tinted time took off the lace. So first is just gon na size up the hairline to just to see how everything is looking. It still looks a little bit gray. Like I mentioned the thing about great France, ores is that no matter how much you tint them, they're still gon na have that great undertone. So it's really important that your frontal was either transparent or matches to your skin tone, so we're gon na cut the ear tabs off with a pair of shears. I'M normally really bad at doing this. So, literally, whenever I need to do my hair I'll, let you just watch back my old hair videos and watch like the stylists. Do their thing and tried my best to copy whatever they're doing after the ear tabs have been cut off, we are going to cut off the excess lace on my forehead as well. So Julia is gon na. Do this in a zigzag motion just to mimic the hairline and to make everything look really natural and really seamless? The lace is all cut off from we're ready to go. I forgot to mention this earlier, but the hair itself, like the bundles, they're, really really thick and really really soft, really shiny. My type of STIs, but, as you guys can see, the lace is melting, pretty good, but it still has that slight gray tinge. But we move, do that's just gon na take off my excess makeup, just so the lace it's a little bit better on my forehead, then she's gon na apply. I think it's ghost one that she you. I think it's a ghost bone the super hold but I'll leave the details down below everything else at this stage is pretty much self-explanatory, so I'm just gon na. Let you watch it, but just in case you don't know she applies a few coats of the glue, lets it clear dry and let's let it dry clear, sorry and then places the frontal on top and then we're gon na go back into style. So I'm just gon na get, let you guys enjoy some music and watch along as I just watch along. Basically so yeah