Detailed Lace Frontal Class!

Hey guys how you doing this is easy, breezy and y'all tuned in to my very first youtube tutorial. So I'm doing lace, frontals of course, and nos what y'all we're dying to see. So first step is cutting the excess lace off now, I'm not cutting any specific shape, I'm just cutting the natural shape that the frontal came in now, I'm going to comment back, so that's out my way. I'M just gon na try to make it even on both sides, so when her sideburns is it longer than the other, she ain't got no time for that step. Two is mark the shape and I'm doing this with a regular eyeliner pencil or a lip liner from the beauty supply store. It needs to be makeup, so it can come off easy, so no permanent marker. Now I'm going to flip the lace back and see how much space I have to work with step. Three is free-style the hairline. Now I'm literally freestyling her new hair line with the glue the more you do, this, the better you'll get it step. 4 spread the glue. The back of my tweezers is kind of like a spatula, so it makes it really easy for me to do this process. I wish I can point out to spatula tweezers, but I can't, but it's not anything, I'm coming make sure you don't spread it too far back you see on the sides, I'm being a little bit more careful and cautious, because I don't want to spread the glue In her edges because honey, I know she ain't got no edge toys. Okay, now I'm getting the other side, not spraying. The glue too far back step 5 is lay the lace down. Now, I'm putting the lace exactly the place I had before when I traced it. This is very important. It can't be in another position or it's not gon na work, I'm not doing anything extra to line it up or match it up with the glue. I'M just lining it up with the eyeliner, be very careful when you place it. You'Ll want to keep placing it and lifting it up or it's gon na make the glue do something crazy and webby so make sure you're careful, step 6 is to press the lace into the glue. Now, I'm using all my fingers to give it a nice firm press. This is the process that really makes the lace melt in the loop. Now what the glue should be kind of dry. So when you comb it back, it shouldn't lift step 7 cut the shape out with this, I'm only cutting out what I drew with the glue now as you're cutting this. I would take my other hand: that's not cutting and kind of push the lace back. So you can stretch the skin out and not nip nobody with the scissors because honey. I did that threefold folks and it's not cool okay. Now, I'm gon na get this side make sure I'm pushing the lace back. So I can stretch the skin out now. I'M gon na lift the sideburn up and get right above the ear, cutting off all that excess lace off, so it doesn't bother her or make her scratch and cut that little corner off now. On the other side, I'm now cutting above the ear under the sideburns. Now, I'm gon na round out that lace in the corner seen some more lace that need to be cut. Okay, step. Eight is erased a line, so I have a cotton ball with some sea breeze and I'm just gon na erase the eyeliner off her skin. Now one thing I don't ever ever ever use is alcohol. I'M not an alcohol user. I used to use it on my clients and it just called nothing but irritation and rashes. So I definitely switched the Seabreeze okay. Yes, a man looking on it look at all looks like my client loves it, and we're cracking up at something step. 9 sell the back down. Now that Bend, that you see me using, is half a headband that I sold on to the back of the front on each side so that when I'm placing the frontal down and trying to apply it, it can stay in one place, because this band is here. I don't have to X. My client excuse me, man, can you hold the size of the frontal okay that wraps up my very first lace funnel tutorial? Thank you guys for watching. Follow me on Instagram my easy breezy and make sure you subscribe and like this video. Thank you.