Installing Full Lace Wig Using Bald Cap Method Featuring Huber Hair

Hey you guys and welcome back to my channel today, I'm gon na be doing a wig install with the ball cap method. I was system hair from huber, hair company and they're on Amazon. They send me a 13-6 curly lace, frontal wig in 14 inch and it's 130 percent density. So I'm gon na get ready to installing right here. Okay, you guys so I'm doing the ball cap method, as I do most times when I'm doing a wig. So I have already looked braiding her hair, damn previously shampooed and braided it down, and I put some got to be the paste, the gel on her edges and I laid the cap on top and we let it dry and it should look similar today. So here I'm just taking so a 91 % alcohol and just wiping along the cap around the cap. Her forehead in her ears making sure is dry, and in here I'm gon na go back in with a little bit of the got to be freeze, pray to like lay those little bitty know how to edges of the calf raises up. So I'm using that got to be free spray to lay those cap that cap down, so that it can be very smooth and flat. So anyway, here is the ghost bun. I'M gon na apply three layers of ghost bun and I'm gon na apply it in about a one-inch. You need about one inch so that it'll stick and stick for a long time, so you need about one inch width of glue all the way across the forehead. So it may overlap onto the cap just a little bit, but that's where you just make sure that the cap is covering all of your clients hair, so that the ghost bug will not touch it effect it in any type of way. So I applied the glue three times and I'm let it dry and it looks a little white here, but it's a tacky enough, really yeah. So anyway, here's the wig, it's curly. It'S really really cute, it's cute for her too, and it's soft and we bleach the knots to also bleach tonight's plucked. It'S um, and here I'm just laying the wig down on the got to be glue. I'M a not got to be on the ghost bun glue. So I'm just gon na lay it down, and I'm gon na take my rat tail comb as usual and kind of lightly press it into the glue, don't just like smash it in the glue but just kind of lightly press it into the glue and the wig Is gon na stick down with no problem, so you'll see me here using my metal rat tail comb and I'm just making sure that the weak it's tucked down completely and I'm going to tie it down once I get it laying the way I want it to Be okay, so I just put the comb in in the back, so I can hold the back part of the wig down and I'm now taking the scissors and I'm just gon na cut around the ear so that that lace, that's overlapping over the ear, is gone. So I'm just gon na cut those ear tabs off right now on both sides and you'll, see me doing that on the other side, and you just want to make a part around the ear for the excess lace and just cut it off. You know make like a little loop around the ear and just cut that part off, and you know make sure that is lean comfortably over the air. So anyway, I'm just gon na take some black wrapping strips and I'm just gon na tie the lace down. Also, this lace is very, very thin, I'm not sure if it was transparent, but it was very, very thin and we didn't have to do much to it at all. So anyway, I just parted out a little bit in the back and I'm just gon na sew. Her wig down in the back and I'm also gon na sew across the top, which you'll see me do here in a minute, but for now I'm so in the back of the wig down because we're not gluing it, it's a frontal wig. It'S not a full lace wig, but I'm just sewing it down, so it is secure and it won't move and then you'll see me part out the top part and also a little of it down in the top. Also, okay, you guys this is Peyton and um. Her head is so tiny that I had to do a little bit of customizing to the wig, because the wig was kind of just a little big for her, but it was a medium sized capsule like a regular sized head. It'Ll be fine so anyway, after I got done sewing it crown, pour it down, I'm just taking the scissors. I mean the tweezers and I'm just tweezing a little bit more in the front and tweezing the part out. So that is more defined, and this hair is just so cute on her, I mean like it really goes with her wheel. It'S really soft, it looks so natural looks like her own hair after we clip the hair on so anyway, I'm just braiding it with a little got to be spray, and now I'm cutting the black wrap off of her head and I'm now gon na go ahead And cut the lace on the week, so I always could have slit up the middle and one over each eyebrow. And then I just either use a eyebrow torture or scissors and just kind of cut in a jagged little way so that it's not straight across. So it doesn't look Wiggy, so I usually just cut it with the eyebrow torture, the seals and I usually just kind of go in a little zigzag motion and it lays pretty much to perfection so you'll see me. I switched to seals as I think my little eyebrow torture was dull, so anyway, I just switched over to some scissors, but they both get the job done exactly the same, and you can see that here. Okay, so once you're done cutting the lace off of the we used on a part out, try baby here is they already have some little shorter hairs. That'S already supposed to be the baby hairs in the front, but they're much too long. So I'm just taking the scissors and just cutting them down some and just doing it all the way around all the way down to the sideburns, and then I'm just gon na take what I figured out that I have to do in order to do this wet Baby hair thing with the foam wraps is go in with a little bit of the spiking paste from got to be. First just dab. A little bit on ends then go in with the Nairobi foam wrap, because I don't care how many times they say that that it works with that Nairobi. It lifts up that glue if you don't give the glue 24 hours to cure. So I have to do this with a little bit of the spiking paste and some Nairobi's then, and it'll lay the baby hairs down really well that way. So just going in with your Nairobi's after you put the spiking pace on there and just lay the baby hair down the way you want it to be. With this wig you actually didn't even have to have any baby hair. You could just let it kind of lay back. You didn't even have to do any baby hairs, but she wanted baby pair. So I get her some and I just kind of did some little swoops with the baby hair. So once it's dry, probably just comb through just a little bit, so it can soften them a little bit, but just do the baby hair. How you want to do it? If you don't want anything, you don't have to have any, but we did with this particular style. Okay, so I'm going in with a little bit more the got to be free spray, because I'm about to titles baby hairs down. Well, I just styled the hair out. I always tired of her down twice. I don't know why, but I do that. I tied down to make sure that the lace is stuck down and then, once I said, the baby hair I'd go back in and tie it again. You do not have to use those reference strips, you can cut up an old t-shirt or a silk scarf. I prefer a cotton scarf, but you can use whichever one works best for you. So anyway, I just sprayed a little bit of the silk elements: heat protectant on and I'm going in with a little bit of the proclaimed 7 off, because I'm gon na take the pressing irony, just kind of press. Her part out just a little bit just to make sure that the root area near her part is straight, but not the whole thing, just the root near the near the part, and then anyway, I'm going in with some the design essentials, coconut curl, refresher spray. I got there from sailors, I believe they changed the package to a purple package and the scent may be different to all so now, but they have the same same thing. So I'm just praying some day spraying some of that curl refresher on there and just running the shampoo comb through it and now I'm spraying a little bit of water on it to just help that curl refresher work and it's curling her pretty nice, I'm just going With a little bit of Nairobi just to kind of set the curls after I have got it to curl up the way I want it to and I'm just kind of fluffing it up playing with it just a little bit and I'm gon na go in and Cut that black strip off once I'm done. Okay, you guys this is Payton and I'm gon na try to link her Instagram and YouTube page in the description box. Below again, this hair was sent to us by Hubert hair company on Amazon, so thirteen by six curly lace frontal week, 14-inch 130 percent density. I have all their links listed below. 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