How To Pluck A Hairline On Wig + Baby Hairs Tutorial (Plucking Tutorial) Omgqueen

What'S up you guys, let's get right into this video part in my voice, I'm still sick, trying to get over this cold. I have, but I want to bring y'all this video because I feel like it could be really helpful for a lot of people out there, because no matter what you do, if you order a wig, there's a possibility that your wig is gon na. Come to you. Looking like this, the hairline is supposed to be pre plugged, but really it's just it ain't. You see that big thick line of demarcation and since anybody that's half of that, so I'm gon na show. You are exactly how to minimize that thick ass line right there and flick out the baby hairs, make it look good so that you can actually wear your wig. I will leave all of the details on this wig, where it's from the inches. All of that will be listed in the description box. You guys so check it out please now this wig is a hundred and eighty percent density. So it's very fool. Keep in mind when you do purchase wigs at a higher density. You should expect the hairline to be fairly thicker because it is a thicker wig. So keep that in mind, but I like to do is wet the hair down really good, not drenching, wet but just wet the hairline so that we can work with it. And then I part away that hair, that's pre plucked in the front and then once I do that you guys you're gon na go in with a fine-tooth comb or a pic or whatever. You have something. That'S going to section off a small portion of that hair. So right, where that line of demarcation starts we're going to take a slither, a small slice of hair and I'm gon na start plucking that this step is very crucial because it's going to help minimize that thickness and that deep, thick line of demarcation. We don't want on our wigs. I do recommend getting a nice pair of tweezers. The tweezers that I am using is from tweezerman. These tweezers was like 20 dollars, but I've had them for over a year now and they have a lifetime warranty, so they work. For me, but basically you guys can see just go in and pluck and pluck and pluck and pluck you want to get that thick line out of there. Just keep plugging just keep plugging this took me a really long time. Normally I can plug a frontal or a headline in like 20 minutes, maybe 30, but this literally took me almost a hour to plug so invest in some good shears Cheers. I'M trippin invest in some good tweezers and pluck and pluck - and you will see a difference. You guys, and i angle mine, I like the angle tweezers so that I'm pulling the hair away and not really digging into the lace, because when you dig into the lace you can create holes, so keep plucking their hairline until you are completely satisfied. Another tip is to plug behind the hairline, so that was the reason why we section a hair away, so you can see once the hairs brush back. You can still see some spots so go in and just correct those spots to your liking. I suggest that you don't plug straight on the hairline, because that could create your holes. So just take your time with that. Another thing that I like to teach in my videos is to break the hairline, no matter what it is. No matter what front on the white wig, I always break that hairline by taking off that very first line of hair and plugging it completely off. Why? Because it just it decreases that that line. You don't want it to look like a fake hairline, so I always do this on my videos that always always always just plug that first line of hair away, don't forget to bleach your nuts. I did not bleach my nights first because I really just got the wig and start plugging, but I do suggest that you bleach your nuts so that it helps loosen the knots a little bit and you can see a whole lot better when it comes to plucking. So if you have a really thick hair line, I definitely suggest bleaching or not so that you can see and you can really work with the wig. So now you guys the wig is looking not too bad. I'M still gon na go in with my tweezers. After after bleaching or knots cuz, I can still see some really dense spots like right. There there's a really dense spot, so I'm just going in and plucking and you just pluck to your desired look. You don't have to really take the whole hairline off you guys. Just plug enough to where it is a seamless transition, you don't want to see any lines, and once you do that, then you can go in with your baby hairs y'all. If you have not seen my previous video of the lace, frontal installation, I was telling you guys how I don't know how to do baby hairs. This is just me practicing doing some baby hairs because believe it or not you guys baby hairs are not an easy task, they're actually pretty difficult. So I figured I'll just go ahead and give it a try. Why not? I did this. I did all this. Damn plucking, I might as well try some baby hairs right. So I section off a little bit of hair and I'm cutting about a half inch short so that the hairs will really go into the baby. Hairs need to go into the hairline and not be too too long, so an inch to a half an inch is really good. Moulding down your baby hairs with mousse is definitely key, because it's going to help mold them down they're gon na kind of stay in place for a while without being hard. You can brush them and move them and they will look like natural hairs. They won't look like they're plastered and stuck to your head. So, if that's the look, you want and that's wrong with that, if people it's just to each their own okay, so what I'm doing is just I'm really practicing right now, you guys I'm just taking some mousse I'll link it below, for you guys. It'S the Bronner brothers mousse. Like I love this mousse, you really need to use it alcohol-free most, you guys, that's very key! That'S going to help the baby hairs stay in your lace, not lift if you're doing this on your head, but taking a small tooth comb or like an edge brush or something and just molding back the baby hairs, I'm trying to figure out in which direction I Want to take it, but this is just me practicing, do your baby hairs. However, you show please and I'm pretty sure that turn up once you finish your baby hairs go ahead and tie yours down, I'm using the classic crown edge, wrap a they are available on. My site, which we'll be launching very soon so be sure to check that out at classic rom-com I like to tie these down because it just helps them set. You need them to set and dry, so tie them down, and I'm gon na do a little bit of styling just throw some curls in there using some of my Marc Anthony Fred spray, which is really good and look how gorgeous those curls. Are you guys just using my nume curling wand and I decided to do a little styling, a half up half down - and I know I preach this in my video - don't cut the lace on the mannequin head, but because this this is a style where the baby Hairs are very prominent, like you can really really see them, go ahead and cut the lace on a mannequin. If you're doing this on yourself and the reason why I say this, because I can't see - and if I go ahead and put this on my head and start cutting, I probably walk away the baby hairs and not the lace so because the hairs are kind of Covering everything I can't really see, so it's always good to just go ahead and cut it on a mannequin head, and I know this only applies to this type of styling. You guys. Okay, I'm basically pulling up the baby hairs and cutting away the lace. I'M not going this down, I'm just used. Some got to be y'all could see my son y'all see how big he is. He just had his fifth birthday you guys fit. I don't have no more babies, literally I'm going crazy. Once you apply your gel and you know install it, how you want it to be installed, tie it down and boom baby. You are complete, you are done. I did not use any makeup. I did use a little bit of makeup in the inside of the wig, but that's it all hair details will be listed below in the description box, so be sure to check that out. If you guys, like this video or found it beneficial, be sure to give me a thumbs up, comment below and tell me what you guys think and also don't forget to subscribe to my channel and turn on your notifications. And I will see you guys in the next video bye