Lace Series | Secrets Revealed | Full Lace Wig Install With Melt Down Method Using No Glue

Hey loves its diamond mine, welcome back to my channel. If you are new to my channel, hey girl, how you doin! If you are new - and you love what you see in today's video, make sure you hit that subscribe button below, while you're doing that, make sure you hit that little bell up there and become a part of the notification gang. If you are already a subscriber - and you know who she is - hey sis how you doing yes, I'm going to be using today to glue down my frontal is going to be the two got to be glue jails. So today we're gon na. Do the battle and figure out which one is better or if they're just the same, this hair is from oMG her hair. This is their kinky straight texture. This is 150 percent density. It is a 360 lace front wig, as you guys saw at the beginning. I could part this hair pretty much anywhere and I got nothing but parting space or lace. I do like that with this week I get a lot of parting space not get about 4 to 5 inches apart in space. I'M really really loving, kinky texture, wigs like when I first tried out my first kinky texture wig. I was like I'm not gon na like to sit out because it was so thick. It was so coarse, but then once I apply heat and I straightened and I plucked the hair line, I loved it - it mimics african-american hair to the tee and it also in my opinion, it looks much more better in ponytails and hairstyles and curls in this kinky Texture than it does in, like a silky straight texture to me, a silky straight texture, it's just too laughs. So, let's let the battle begin again. The two products I'm using is the got to be glue gel and the black in yellow tube. I'M going to start out by using the black tube first, I am using the stocking cap method. I like to use this method to avoid seeing the band around the stocking cap. Now I'm going to go ahead and apply the gel in the yellow tube and, as you can see, the gel in the yellow tube is a white, thick creamy consistency compared to the other gel, which is a clear gel. So I'm going to go ahead and use a blow dryer to kind of this Jail to become techie, and then I'm going to apply the wig on my head. Now I do like to secure the frontal down a section at a time and then I like to go in and just rub my fingers on the hairline just to make sure it's secure down. I do go ahead and cut out any excess lace as well. So with this wig, you get a lot of parting space. You get about 4 to 5 inches of parting space and you can pretty much part this hair anywhere on this wig and you're gon na get lace, which I love so far so good. I don't see any type of a residue being left behind using either one of the jails, so I'm just going to continue styling my hair. Now i am holding the sides down on my frontal just because the size is always a struggle to tack down. So I'm not even gon na really worry about securing it down because I'm not wearing my hair in a bun or anything like that. If you want your size to be, you know secure it down, just go ahead and use another layer of the gut to be glue gel, and that should do the trick. I only used one layer, as you guys saw in this video. This wig is a Yankee texture wig, so it is on the coarse side and it does mimic african-american hair to the tee. So I am going to apply some heat to get a more straight look so after straightening one side of this week. This is what it looks like. The left side is unstraight, and so this is how the hair looks without any heat and the right side is the straighten side. So if you don't like very full natural looking hair, this probably won't be the wig for you. But if you want a more natural, fuller wig, this will be the wig for you. I am going to go in a little bit and pluck the hairline only thing. I'M doing here is just tweezing the baby hairs instead of the actual hairline and, of course you guys not have to always put my baby hairs in because it just has to lace. Once I'm done, laying my baby hairs, I like to follow up with a scarf. That'S how this scarf pretty tight around my hairline. This actually helps with making the wig lay flat on your head. I also let this sit overnight and also to make sure everything sticks and, as you can see, I am pressing down on the hairline so the next morning I remove the scarf, and this is what the hairline looks like. As you can see, the wig is SuperDuper flat. The hairline looks really good. There'S no flakiness, no dryness so yeah, I'm here for both applications like I really can't tell the difference, because I did sleep with this wig in a ponytail. I definitely need to go in and get the dent out of this ponytail, so I'm just going to apply some heat, so both of these products are styling gel, that's supposed to come with extra hold looking at both of the packaging. They both are six ounces. They both pretty much cost a saying both of them claim to be nice thick enough, like both of them are supposed to give superior hold. Basically, this one is supposed to be water resistant, so they might be good for the summertime or, if you're, going to be out by the pool or maybe at a beach somewhere or you sweat a lot or you go into an event where you might sweat. This might be the one that you want to gravitate towards, just because it is a water-resistant. I let this fit overnight, so that the hold will be a little bit more secure. I have not put any type of oil water gel nothing. I'Ve done nothing to my hairline, since I wrapped it up last night, so this is the site that has the black gel and there's no flakiness. I only get one layer by the way on both sides. This is the yellow side which doesn't have any flakiness either, but one thing that I did notice is the yellow. Has a white consistency fill my baby hairs? I did notice that the yellow gel was a white consistency and it started to gunk up. As I was laying my baby hairs, I did not notice that with the black gel leave, it was because it is a clear consistent when I was using both of these products to lay my baby hair. So I did get a little bit more of a crusty. Look with this before drying and I did not get a crusty look with this at all. After a mine, hairline, dried or whatever that crustiness that this gave went away, I don't see it in the hairline. Now I don't really notice, which holds more, which doesn't they both feel really really secured. This one is coming up a little bit, probably because I did not oh no, it's not. I thought it was okay yeah. It is so this one is coming up a little bit because I did not put it like all the way down on my sideburns. I just didn't feel the need to do that, especially because I'm not going to be wearing up in a high ponytail. I can't honestly say: there's a big difference between the two gels. I would just say. The main difference is, if you are, you know, like I said it's going to be a hot summer day or you're going to be at the pool or Beach. Then you definitely want to grab the resistant. That'S a big little gel, but if you're not doing any of that, then either one of these gels would do the trick. But I think I'm just going to stick to. They got to be glued in the black tube. Just because it's a clear consistency, it doesn't gunk up on me. It doesn't flake up all I'm going to say this because well though this is not like a glue, it is a heavy duty jail that is supposed to give you superior hold. So with that being said, you can still do some damage to your edges at the very beginning, when I was first getting into using the dr. big little jail, I did experience a little bit of breakage on my edges, and that was primarily because I did not Know how to properly remove it or to even properly apply it so that it does not take out my edges when wearing a lace, frontal wig. So if you guys want me to do like a tutorial showing how I remove my front tools, definitely let me know below in the comments section or just thumbs up this video, but do not just rip this out of your hair, because your edges will snatch with Your front so that you're taking off your hair, so don't do that, keep in mind. This is not like hair glue. This is just hair gel that will last only a couple days, sometimes three days at the max, depending on how many layers of gel you apply to your frontal overall, I definitely prefer to use the got to be glue, gels / glue, so I will never ever Ever do glue again, I don't really care that the frontal doesn't last that long and I have to reapply that got to be glue gel simply because I don't want this to be on my head. You know for a longer period of time, anyways, but I will say this: you do where your front toes in a ponytail or a bun. It is pulling on your edges, so just keep in mind that you are pulling or you're adding tension to that area. So it is slowly taking some of your edges away, and that just is what it is, so I would definitely suggest either one of these, but keep in mind. That is not going to last. You know like a week or two weeks, but definitely a couple of days for sure it does get messy when it comes to reapplying. I don't realize that that's a big little jail, you know, as my front is coming up I'll, go ahead and take it off. I watch my front so I washed my hair because all of that jail is in my hairline and I don't like that. So I'll go ahead and just wash everything in the eye, and then I might reapply my wig just thank you so much guys for watching and thank you for always supporting me. Thank you for always coming to me and watching my videos and sharing my videos. I really really really appreciate it. Thank you so much guys.