Detailed Flawless Lace Front Wig With Baby Hair| No Bleached Knots| Body Wave Ft Beautyforeverhair

Hi guys welcome back to my channel, I'm gon na show you all how I install an affordable lace, frontal unit from beauty forever. This is what the unit looks like. It looks really beautiful, really soft. I got it in 180 percent density, it's Brazilian body weight and it's also in lint 20. This unit is pre plugged and it does come with baby hair and everything and the way that it's plugged, it does look pretty natural, but I did decide to go in in a moment to do a little extra work, but what they have uh started with looks Really good now, the parting space is not as deep as I generally go, for I believe it's about three and a half four inches and the knots are not bleached, but you don't have to worry about doing that. Here'S a hack for beginners that I do all the time that is so quick and efficient, and I just love it. I have not bleached knots on a week in a while, so for beginners out there I'd highly recommend that you try this method. You probably won't want to bleach you not ever again, so once you've done this, you need to wipe it away. I'M using a makeup wipe now it does seem to be a bit more tedious if you just use this alone, but once you actually spray some water on that area, the excess comes off a little more smoothly. So after we do this, we're just gon na cut off the lace on the unit, but I did decide to blow-dry the hair just so it wasn't wet when I began molding and manipulating the hair. The way that I want it so right now, I'm just cutting off the lace and being sure not to go in a straight line so that it looks very natural, so you kind of want to do a zigzag after completing this process. I'M just gon na modify my stocking cap. It is a little too light, so I'm just using my foundation, color stippling, that all over the second cap and then we're gon na be ready to install the unit. I'M not gon na glue my stocking cap down or do the ball cap method. I didn't feel that it was necessary for this install you can. But I found that when you place your unit before your stocking cap, like maybe an inch or so before, or a few centimeters before your stocking cap, that it looks really natural and you don't see that line of demarcation. At this point, I noticed that the comb that was in the middle of the unit was bothering me, so I cut that off and now I'm just gon na put the unit back on my head, making sure that it's a line where the ear tabs should be, And then I'm gon na get my gossipy glue in the yellow bottle and I'm going to begin to apply that so that I can install the unit. Now, when I install the unit this time, not gon na go section by section, starting with the right and then the middle and then the left, I decided to just place this unit down directly over where I put the got to be glue, adding more as needed, And then worked on my baby here once you purchase nothing, bailar oversteering I'd be closed. You shouldn't know, I'm sure many of you all are nervous right now, but just keep watching it's gon na look better. If I be in so right now, I'm just securing everything down and I'm using an elastic band just to allow the front to set I'm gon na use baby here in the front. So it really didn't need to be super neat. But if you're gon na do no baby hair or a minimal baby hair, then you want to go section by section and it's gon na look so much better and also look flawless now right now, the way it looks it don't matter, we gon na cool off Some baby here and I'm gon na trim those down and I'm gon na begin to use my comb in order to manipulate it. I'M gon na tweeze the hairline a little more and we just make it look awesome because are you, as you probably already notice, we're not going to be wearing the hair down? We'Re gon na be doing a half up half down hairstyle, it's my favorite look! Ever! I'M using the Nairobi foaming styling mousse, and I found this on Amazon, so I'm applying mousse all over the area that I want to pull up into a ponytail and then I'm gon na use my fine toothed comb in order to comb it, and this is really Gon na help to manipulate mode and sculpt the hair in the direction that I want my ponytail to be. I want it right at my crown and, as you can see, it's starting to look really natural and also applying this mousse is really gon na help me to see. If I need to do any more tweezing, I don't know how to explain now. This is my favorite part. I love adding some less Jam to a straight textured unit or curly texture unit. It just gives it some added sauce y'all. You talked about one of your unit to look like it will take it to the next level. I love that let's jam got my hairline looking like I have a quick weave in and I'm using my own edges. Yes girl, yes, so now we're gon na do the baby hair, I'm gon na tweeze those out a bit more add some mousse and begin working. Some magic, this unit is looking so fly and you cannot beat the price. So now I'm just going to ask some accessories and although the texture looks really good and you could leave it as is especially for this hairstyle, I'm gon na use my way styling tool in order to define the ways she only want me for. Are you also? This lace front, install turned out so amazing trust me. The back would have looked better had I actually used the bed head on my mannequin head, so try that before installing it should turn out so much better. I hope that you all enjoyed this tutorial be sure to LIKE comment and subscribe also check the description box for the link to this unit with all the specifications. I look forward to your comments and feedback. I will see you all in my next tutorial. Bye, guys,