How To Pluck Tf Out Of Your Frontal | Super Detailed Talk Through | Tinashe Hair | Laurasia Andrea

Hi guys and welcome back to my channel, it's Larry jump drea. I know it looks kind of weird because you guys don't see my face when I'm singing this, but that is because I'm trying to do or my first like really super detailed talk through tacit Oreo when it comes to our lace series. So this is going to be focused on how to thoroughly pluck TF out of your frontal. Okay, so you know I've been getting a ton requests as far as like super detail, videos as far as lace frontals when it comes to making my wigs it's literally the same as it's always been. The technique that I do to make my waist are is not different at all, so I definitely have a ton of videos as far as detail. Lace, frontal wake making. So if you guys want to see that I will kind of just put that up in it up here somewhere, because I already have that, but something that I do different is the way that I pluck my frontal. So I'm going to be doing a super detail. Video, hopefully, just works because I've never done something like this. I know it's gon na be pretty hard because away. I have my mannequin head angled and in my camera and be trying to pluck it and try to have it in different things. It'S gon na be really hard for me, so I want to try my part: is you guys really get this right? Because you know I want to get this. I'M gon na do this, for you guys, okay, so let's get started. The first thing I like to do is just start with a dry front, so that's something different, because some people had to do white punches all the time I been doing franchise for forever and now it's about my second year and you're doing frontals and what I've Learned is I like it so much better when the front row is dry. That is because I'm able to really see the frontal any bald spots, and you know what areas really need the most thinning and what areas are fine. So I I found that when it's dry, it's easy for me to do that, rather than when it's wet when it's wet the hair, a lot more thinner. So when I pluck it when it's wet and then it dry. Sometimes I have bald spots and it's a little bit too plucking and this really first bit stuff from happening. So I highly highly highly recommend for you guys to do your frontal pluck it when it is dry, the way it gets all babies Leisha, not you tinted! It you did all that job, and the last thing that you want to do is pluck the frontal before you put the wig on you guys. Some season have a section off. I like to start sections when it comes to plucking. That'S because I'm able to release see what I'm doing and it makes my life a lot easier, so I'm trying to get it as focused as possible, trying it in the area where I know it's not one of those where okay. This is good, so starting out you're definitely going to need about five items that is going to be a canvas head. I am a 21 to 21 and I have circumference head these. You can buy from Amazon at least that's where i get mine appreciating about it. Other places, but I get all of mine from Amazon a little dick got every single head size to think up, because when it comes to me making way for others, everyone catches different. So I'm a link where I got this I'm down below and i also got this wicks and from them as well. I will link where I got my weights in and then you'll also need some clips. These are like butterfly clips. I think that's what they're called if it's not caught, if I close my bad but you're gon na need some clips you're also going to be some tween service. Make sure that your tweezers from citizen Cosette come on. Make sure that your tweezers aren't super dull, because you want to make sure that it's able to really grip on the hair. You know get the hair from the not really pluck it and make your life a whole lot easier. Because of your see, if your tweezers are super dull, it will make your life a lot freakin harder to pluck your frontal, because I always start to slip on a pair and it won't really pucker the way it needs to so make sure you have some good Brand new - or you know not too bold, type of tweezers and then you're also gon na need a clone because money, please in the hair you're going to want to comb out the see how thing or how natural the hairline is looking to say. You need to plug any more or any less so we're gon na hat. Go ahead and start I'm going to try to make this video not too long, it's possible for most likely just going to do one side, because you know the other side is literally the same technique and I'm going to go all the way up until on the Top part, because the way I put the top part, my price is a little bit different than I do the sides. So let's get started so when it comes to me plucking and you guys not really be able to see what I'm doing if it starts to blur out I'm so sorry, I really just tried for the life of me to try to figure out how to not Do it have my camera do that, but I had a zoom lens, so you know I'm gon na it's nothing and I can really do unless I changed my lens and I don't want to change it to the other quality because of what other quality sucks all Right so when it comes to plucking, the first place I like to start is actually hairline. So I pluck about one to two strokes, one to two strokes, one to two strokes, one to two strokes or three, I'm definitely like three. So I have the hairline looking like that, so I will NEX comb it out any excess hair and then we'll move on to our next section. So the next section will be right behind the hairline. So our part where we just did the plucking to move that back. So this is going to be the main area where we're going to be plucking. So now I will start to move in sections again and this time is kind of moving all around. So I'm going to do few plucks few plucks few plucks few putts. You definitely want to make sure that you are always moving. You do not want to stay in one spot. One thing that I have learned effort over plucking. My frontals is when I first will do it. I will always stay in one spot. Work on that section, stay in one spot, work on that section and that's how I always got like bald spots. You do not want to do that. You want to keep moving. Keep copy your fingers move, keep having your tweezers move so that you are forever moving in areas and you will not just focus on one particular spot, and that is how you create both spots. So this is how it's looking already just keep doing the same thing and you always want to start to move in sections and once I felt like this section that we just kind of moved away, it's good. We will take another part, and then we will start to move in the next section and just keep doing the same thing going back and forth. I think kind of liking the way that this hairline is looking for this section. I think that is okay. We always have the option of coming back. If we need anymore, it is best to do less than more, because with less you can go back and do more, and if you did too much, you can't take it back. You came through the hair back on a hairline, so always think of it like that. Less is more when it comes to plucking your front soles. If you need to pluck anymore, you can always go back in and pluck more, but I would rather, you do less than more, because you can't freakin glue on your hair back onto the frontal. So now we have section off the second section. Now I'm moving on to the third section I like to do about four sections when it comes to this part, I think it makes a hair most realistic, because some people's hair lines really don't start as a full, dense hair line when you first, you know end Up at the top of their hair, usually when it comes to their hair being full at least that's how mine is is probably about back here and then the hairs that's in here are usually a little bit more on the UM fine side. So I'm going to now do the same thing. Pluck it in different sections for ever moving my tweezers, no real order, I'm just always making sure that my tweezers and my hands are moving. Call me out see what we've done see if we need to pluck anymore. We can definitely pluck some more in this area. This area to me is a little bit good all right. This looks about good to me now we're going to call me back and move on to the fourth section and that's where we're pretty much stopped. As far as section hair, and once we've done this section, we can go back comb out the back of the hair from everything and see if we need to go in and do any more. So that's section off and now we're going to go to the fourth turn it. So I can kind of see. Okay, so we've done all the plucking for this section. Now I'm just going to comb back the hair to see if we need to do any more plucking now we can definitely go end with some more I'm just going to now. Now, with this part, I won't really go and keep sectioning off the hair. It'S a little bit easier for me now to just pull the hair back. This is where my clip comes in. I just pretty much take my clip and pull it back like this. So now I'm able to really see like you know where I really need to go for more plucking because number it's starting to look a little bit more like a realistic hairline. So now I'm able to really dye gauge where I wan na go and pluck some more and where some areas to just be left alone. So I definitely see if I can go in right here, and this is like my. This is how I really like to pluck my front toes when it's, basically all the hair back. I already did my sections and now I'm able to just go and engage what areas I want to thin out a little bit more than others see now we're starting to look like a realistic hairline. Again, you guys, if I'm lucky, you guys, aren't seeing what I'm doing I'm so sorry. This is just so difficult for me to deal with the angle of the camera, the angle that I have to hold the speeder and I have to pluck - and it she's just so awkward for me to do so now. I see why people don't really do these videos, but it's just so hard. It'S really hard because of the angle that I'm on, I can't even I can't even really see my hairline. I really have to look at it in my lens to see what I'm doing, because I can't I'm blind right now, so I'm just gon na keep plucking. You guys can see that the hairline is starting to look a lot more realistic than before. I'M definitely gon na go in and pluck some more and with this part, you just want to make sure that you are not doing such a heavy hand. The lighter the hands are better because you don't want to do too much because we already went in and did the heavy lifting when it came to the plucking. So for this part you just want to make sure that your hand is SuperDuper light. So I really think that I can stop about here when it comes to this area, but you guys can see how quick that was before I used to pluck my frontals and literally it used to take me like an hour and some change now ever since I Started doing my pencils like this, what are you not produce on and literally like 30 to 40 minutes, and they just cut down SuperDuper half at a time then I did before so this is what the stephens women this is. What the X part is looking like. I can probably actually go in down here, but I can't see it I'm blind at this point, so I'll probably do that site or that area off camera, because I can't see it on camera right now so yeah. This is what it's looking like: I'm just going to go ahead and do this section and then I will show you guys how I do the top section when I come back on camera. Okay, so I went ahead and finished the plucking you guys can see. Maybe I can go in with a little bit more area now that I'm looking at it one camera. Does I'm going to go in right here? Maybe a little bit further back here? What um? I think that looks good. We just want to leave it because I don't want to put too much so yeah when it comes to the whole baby hair thing, I'm not really with it. No more like I feel, like it's just like a scapegoat to like cover up your mistakes on your hairline, so me I would rather prefer not to do baby hair, but you know when it comes like little area. It'S like a little bit up here. I probably take some sparse, you know what I mean and make baby hairs out of those, but I wouldn't go like ham with the baby hair so, depending on how I feel when I put it on it, will say if I want to do baby here or Not so we're gon na move on to the top part, because the way I pluck that is a little bit different, you don't really have to do too much, because you know your top part of your hair is intestine as your site. So I'm not going to really pluck too much when it comes to this part, but I'm not going to section off and do all that stuff, I'm really just going to just look engage just from the side. It'S like how much I really need to do just puck, a little click, a lot of other little, making sure that you aren't always looking to the side just to see how much you really need to do and don't do too much less is more and first In the aspect of lace, frontals dice - sorry, I just sound like I'm out of breath because I'm really trying to get this right and not mess up, and this ankle has my back hurt in like I'm trying it. Oh, my god, this is so hard, but I'm just trying to get it to where it's matching the sides and you guys can see it starting to look a lot better than what it did. I probably go back to about here cause like I said: I'm not trying to do too much, okay guys, so we are all done with the first side. This is what the Pollock itch is looking like. This is literally exactly how my hairline bugs and then we move on to the top part. And yes, yes, yes in Moore, yes, so the last time I like to do we'll just take some hairspray I'll. Take my sebastian shaper plus spray, and I will just spray the hairline take my little hair brush that I got from the biggest buy store and just brush it off back, so you guys can see what it's looking like, alright guys. So this is the finished project. I really just felt like I want to a strict video and 79 focus, a strict video of just how to pluck a frontal. I didn't want to do a whole to talk, not sorry. I didn't want to do like how I apply it and all that, because I have so many videos how of how I apply my waste, but I don't have a video of strictly just how I like to pluck my front toes. So I really want to get that nice back out, for you guys a nice short and sweet. This is the pluck side, and then this is the not pluck side you guys can literally see the whole difference is a complete difference. This side looks way more realistic, and this side just looks like I literally just took the front so out of the box and put it on my head. Oh yeah. This is a new way of how I like to pluck my friend Souls. I hope this is very informative for you guys. I really wanted to do a whole top throw nice and real time, so you guys can really see how I like to do it. Then I was not in focus. I really do apologize because it's just so hard it was so hard for me to get it on the angles of how I wanted to, because I do have a focus lens and it's just going to focus it's just what the lens does. So I tried my hardest to deep focus it, but it just what not. So you know if some of the areas you guys aren't really seeing how I'm plucking I do explain it in the video of how I am doing it, so you guys aren't seeing it. I do describe it in the way that I do it when I say it so yeah. I hope you guys like this video, if you guys want to see more videos like this on my channel. Let me know, because I do kind of want to do another updated how I do my brows routine, so yeah skin, tip skin camera team will be up on nothing next week. I already recorded it it's good to go so it will be up next week. So do not worry, there'll be another basics type of video, so yeah. If you guys want to see a new informative. How I like to apply my weights. You know I have so many videos, but if you guys just want a dedicated how I apply my works. Have a video, let me know, but if you don't think it's cool, I would just move on to the next type of AIT's. A video so yeah make sure you guys are subscribe thumbs up this video of you guys and really liked it in Philly to help you. Let me know if this technique helps you guys, and maybe you do, try it and yeah. Thank you guys. Bye,