Flawless Natural Curly Lace Wig/Frontal Application

Hi everyone and welcome to lace week, Wednesday, so today I'm going to be showing you how I apply my last wigs with got to be gloomed hair gel, it's very similar to how I apply my lace, wigs with realest knot, but I just wanted to do a Very detailed, in-depth video of the application process, so this wig is, from our PG, show I'll put all the information about this wig in the description box below and if you have any questions, just leave them in the description box below. So I'm just going to start off clipping the hair back and out of the way, so I can begin to cut the lace. I begin by making just a slit down the middle, and then I cut each side separately. I do think that for the application process it is best if you leave 1/4 to 1/2 an inch of lace lifts on the wig or closure. I think it makes everything look a lot more natural in the end, so just be mindful of that when you are cutting the lace, so I just do that on both sides until I have the amount of ways that that I want left. So this hair line was pre plucked by RPG show, but I did go ahead and plug some more to make. It look a little less dense to my liking, which I will show you in this next clip. It'S not a huge difference, but it does help. It look a little bit more natural. I have also already bleached the knots on this lace wig and I have a detailed video about how to prepare my hairline reaching the knot so making it all look more natural, and I will put that video in the description box. So you can check it out if you're interested so for the application. My braids are just straight back and I'm just going to take some of the gut to be glued Jill and begin applying it just right around my hairline on the outer edge. My hairline is everywhere, so I have to play around um with the application process a little bit and you may need to do the same thing, but you still want to apply the gel just directly to the outside of your hairline. So next I just apply my wig I'm starting from the back, and I place it kind of directly over where I placed the glue. So you just want to play close attention when you're placing it down and then I just kind of begin to hold it in place. I do not use a wig cap just for the simple fact I can never really get the line of demarcation to look natural and I have found that this is the way I can get it to look most natural, and here you just see, I'm just adding A little bit of glue in areas that I made it, which you can go on and do that process before you blow dry, which is the next step so after I have all the ends down and I've make sure the lace is secure. I begin to blow-dry, where I put the styling gel in lace, so you can test areas by touching with your finger and once they are not tacky anymore. That'S how you know that the gel has dried and the drying process is finished. So now I'm just going to add a little off to the hair because it got a little like brush through once I was doing the hairline in baby hair process. So I'm just going to start by applying a little mousse to areas of the hair, and I used Paul Mitchell's styling mousse, some type of Paul Mitchell, styling mousse and I'm just going to put this all over the hair. So it gives it a little curly bounce back and I'm going to apply it to the hairline as well. Obviously, this step is not necessary for all wig application processes, but since I was going through everything step by step with you, I wanted to show you how I got the in look so just showing you the most application here you alright. So now I'm going to lay out the baby hairs that I made so for this particular wig and application. I used a mascara brush and I just find that it's a lot easier to use a mascara brush to lay out the baby. Here is on the lace. Wig, just because it grabs the perfect amount of hairs, and so that's kind of all you see me doing here. I may apply a little mousse here and there and then lay out the baby shears. These baby hairs are a lot longer. I thought that it went better for the curly hair, look for some longer baby here, so that's kind of exactly what I did and laying out your baby here. It'S a process. You may lay them out and realize you don't like that, but guess what you can brush them back and start all the way over. So just take your time. Lay out your baby hairs to your liking. Make them, however long you like yada-yada-yada and believe it or not. This is pretty much the last step in the process, so I have found that got to be glued applications, usually last about a couple of days or so before. You need to reapply the gluing, but overall it's a very quick and easy way to apply lace. Wigs, I love using got to be glued in Gorillaz, not Jill, so that's pretty much it. The rest of this video is just me, showing you how great the application process came out and how natural everything looks. Like I said this week is from RPG shell. I will put all the information about this wig in the description box below, as well as the links to all the videos about how I prepare my wigs. I did bleach the not on this wig and I also took the hairline in cut the baby ears, which I mentioned before. I do have a video on that other than that. That'S pretty much it. I hope you guys are enjoying these lace wig Wednesday. Videos this week is absolutely gorgeous. This is definitely vacation vibe, and I also showed you how it looks pulled up high. I just love how it turned out. So any questions at all just leave your comments below and thanks so much for watching, and I will see you guys next time.