How To Put On Your Full Lace Wigs Part 1

Hello Erica here's, a personal video that I promised you on how to install your full lace. So I've already did a video on actually cutting the lace. So I'm not going to add that in this video cuz it'll make the video really really long so just have to go to the video on how to cut the lace. So the first thing you want to do is measure it up. Take it fold it back and find your ear tabs and it should roll right down over your lining line up from ear to ear and once you get it lined up from ear to ear. Now you take it and you fold it back to make sure it's in the right spot. So I'm going to take it. I'M gon na fold it backwards, so we're gon na use the BMV. So I'm gon na take the BMV and get it started. So I'm taking a B & B, securing it around my lining, don't wear! If you get any of the BMV in your hair, follow how to remove your full lace wig and to show you how to get any glue off your baby, hair and different things like that. So you would not go ball and remember. I have shaved my lining. So don't be alarmed from singing my lining. I actually shaved myself so not recommended that you do that. That'S I was a newcomer doing that. So that's pretty much what's wrong with my lining I shaved back, so I'm not recommending for that to happen for you at all, so getting my little prep! Okay, now that I got that prep we're gon na, let that dry a minute, I'm gon na use some hand cleanser to get some of the glue off my hands. Cuz we're gon na. Let that dry a little bit and what I do, and I only do it for the front. I secure my front piece. I just go in it with super tape, just another peace of mind, just to make sure, because you know we do. I do have oily skin and my unit of ten, sometimes to slide back so we'll be using the super tape that kind of prevents my wig from sliding backwards so likes, I'm just gon na. Let it dry a little bit and you want your hands free from any glue and different stuff like that, because if you got glue on your hands, not good, when you get ready to slide your weight down, so use a little your remover to get any glue Off your fingertips and then a paper towel to remove it. You don't want to touch it with any grease or glue on your fingertips, so I'm still letting that dry a little bit. We don't want it to dry all the way. So I just wait like maybe two minutes or so, and then I take the super tape and I'm putting the piece right here and that's gon na also keep my wig cap in place and also stop my wig from sliding I'm gon na. Take another piece of super tape: put it right here in my third and final piece: I'm gon na put it right here, one to three okay. So the first thing you want to do when you're getting ready down to glue down your weak fine, your center point, which is the first piece that goes in the middle. I always start from the middle hold your baby hair back and drop. It drop. It drop. It and don't start putting pressure on it until we make sure that we're gon na have it in the right spot. So just pretty much just put it there put it there and put it there and then go back and look cuz. We want to make sure before we put pressure on it, that is in the right spot. Okay, okay, so I got it in the right spot. So now I can add a little pressure to it. Cuz, I got it in the right spot where I want it to be and don't start calming aggressively, because that's not it's not time for that. Yet first thing we want to do is make sure we got her in the right spot, so I'm just rubbing it, and now I can add pressure because I'm secure where I dropped it. So now I'm actually rubbing because I'm happy on where I laid my lace. Wig, so I don't want to lay it start, adding pressure until I know it's in the right spot, so I'm comfortable. I know I didn't. I don't got it too far over or too far down, so I am comfortable applying pressure, robbing cuz, I'm just trying to getting it to stick to my skin, so you got to move right alone. So now that I got my front secured, I want to start working. Do I have a clamp? I need to get a clamp. I always tape down my ear because I don't like nothing to be in the way when I'm laying my four lace wig, I like to get a flat application so and I don't like to have to go and clean glue off my ears, so I've always take Down my ears so take this ear and glue it down. I have to get up for one second, because I don't have a clip to secure my hair one second, okay, so I'm back so now I want to go and I'm going to take my hair and I'm gon na, pin it because what I'm gon na do Now is secure behind my ear to make sure that I get a great stick so when I'm going up in a high ponytail or bonds or anything, I'm gon na have a real good stick. So I'm going behind my ear to make sure I get a really good stick and, like I say, the glue is kind of sticky kind of messy, but just take your time. Okay! So now that I got that i'ma, let that sit a couple seconds. I'M gon na secure the other side. There um I'm gon na pull it down once I okay, so now that I get fit, I'm gon na drop, it drop, it drop it and then I'm going to start applying pressure rub it rub it rub it and, like I said that makes it easier for Me because I don't have to worry about my unit not being glued securely behind my ears. So that's why I go through the motion of using the tape because I'm making sure that my unit is gon na be secured behind my ears. So sometimes you may get a little glue in your on your wig. Don'T worry, you could take your release and you can take care of that so we're gon na move right along. I got my one ear glue down so now, I'm going to go over to the other ear, I'm going to do the same method of pinning up this ear, pinning it down because, like I said, like my wigs to be glued all the way around okay. So now we're going to go over with this ear and the tape does not hurt. I don't have hair nothing in my face, so I'm not pulling any hair off my skin. So I'm just securing this ear down guys, making sure that this ear is gon na. Be taped and secure it down, like I said, just go a little slower than me because it's your first time I'm going to look faster because you know I know kind of where I want it to be. I'M gon na drop it in different stuff, like that. So I'm just letting this side dry a little bit before I bring it down because you don't want it to be wet, wet to the touch. So I'm just still rubbing from when I am did my front my sides and behind my ear. So I'm just doing a little rubbing, motions making sure I'm all good okay. Now I'm going to secure this ear, so I'm gon na take it in bring it down, bring it down, bring it down. So after you got it down where you want it to be. You can remove your tape and if you have someone to help you, you can actually just hold your ears. You don't necessarily have to tape down your ears, but I don't have anyone. You know that I can have to help me to install my unit. So I just pretty much do it that way and then I don't have any messy cleanup behind my ears. So I kind of hate to have to go behind my ears and the unit is not dry. So don't do a lot of the aggressive combing like I'm doing and I'm just doing it because I'm comfortable with it, but I don't want to teach you my bad habits, because the unit is not dry. You shouldn't be coming. You know in it like that at all, so the last and final piece is going to be the back of the neck, but what we talked about on the phone was baby here. So what I'm going to do? I'M going to roll this up because we're going to kind of work it all and sometimes you might miss a little pieces.