Lace Meltwhat Lace?New Technique Straight Lace Wig|Modern Show Hair

Hey beauties and welcome back to our huts, the TV and before either begin to watch this video, if you are new to my channel, just go ahead and click that subscribe button now and turn on your bells, because we are always dropping these videos now today, I Will be showing you guys how to know unlace in today's here is provided by Martin show hair. They did send over this beautiful straight week, and I absolutely love this big. It was super super soft and super simple pretty, and the hair line was super easy to actually plug in the nonspeech quickly easy with no problem absolutely loved it. So all I did was just do a little bit more plucking and not actually want to install this wig on my little sister today. Now, as you can see from this thumbnail, just will be a sense of heart installation with lights, baby hairs, and when I tell you guys, I absolutely loved this install absolutely loved it. And I also brought to you a new technique that I have been trying out and I absolutely love it. So we get more into that shortly now I did go ahead and use that Ruby kisses foundation on the top of the lace and under the latest, underneath that lace as well, and I'm just gon na go ahead and begin to apply my layers of they're both Whole active and then I will get more to details once it's time to lay down that lace. You you now that I have applied all four layers. I'M gon na go ahead and pull that lace down into the glue and just make sure that you do pass when your cap is that way, that will also give you more natural results, now, pull it down and have them hold each side. That is the best way to get your legs to get stuck into that glue before you actually begin the melting process. So, first things: first, I am going to go ahead and, as usual just take my comb and my blow-dryer on the heat setting and blow-dried that lace into the glue really really good on on both sides. You just want to comb those hair sideways downward straight back. Just and so you know just to make sure that that glue is really melted into that lace, and once you do the ones what you do to one side, you want to make sure you do it to the other as well. Now the new technique that I've been trying - and I actually love the way in work since I have taking you - can use the bed head or that biosilk and I spray it right on top of their hairline after blow-drying it in with that glue and what I Notice with this method, it also helps with the melting process, and what I like to do now is when I do this step I like to when I do the steps this way when it comes to like that second step of noting the lace I'll just use. My inner Roby's foam mousse and just tie that down with that elastic band, to give it a you know to make sure that it still gives you that nice secure hold, and this also allows the milk to look even even more melted. Like the results I achieved with doing this, new technique was just like amazing, and it also leaves you with less to glue down once you actually begin to cut that extra lace off. So I really want my beauties to go ahead and try out this technique and let me know how it works for you. Did you find a little bit easier better? Just you know, let me know, and as you can see, that lace is stuck and now I'm gon na actually go ahead and begin to cut off the extra and because their hair styling spray does like you know, drop down a little bit more of it will Be stuck, but you just gently, lift it and cut away that extra lace, like you see me doing here. So I would just do this on both sides and then I will come back in you know and just tack down the two little pieces. That'S lifting on the corners and as far as the second step, as I mentioned before, of the milking process, I will go in with my Nairobi's loose and milk that lace right one in because the truth is you can get a little just a little, not too Much not to go crazy about like white residue when you do it this way, but once you go right in with that mousse, it will clear all of that right on up. So that's why I did not go in with alcohol to remove it, because you don't want to have that alcohol lifting up. You know any of that lace or anything like that. So, like I mentioned, I am gon na just go on with the glue one, the size, that's lifting, because that was really like. The only thing that was lifting was right on the sides, and once I secured that I will go around with that mousse and also what I want to mention. Um, I'm coming out with a bigger size of the milk bail. I'M trying a different different material is well as different thickness, so you guys will see me use it here in this video. I'M just testing things out before I. You know you know it's still the same color, it's just a different arm size. It'S a way bigger size which can also give you that really really natural push back, look and then it's a different material. So I just went ahead and applied in a row, be smooth and I'm just combing everything on back, but just be very, very gentle when you're doing this step and if the lace does lift just a little bit. It'S fine because, once you tie you down with that material and it dries, it will be like brand freaking new and, as you can see, as I'm removing that elastic band, it did like. You know pull a little bit so for those who are new to the lasing, you do have any residue of the glue outside of the lace, because someone actually Dean ar DME today about that question. When you remove that elastic band, it should snatch up any extra anything that's outside their hairline, because you know that's just was you know, that's just what I do. Something was sticking tight and you lift it up. It pulls it off the same way like tape works. If you put it on your skin for a minute and you pull it off, some of your hairs come off, but it does not hurt. I guarantee it does not hurt when you are removed that band and it picks up whatever it's extra. I start up that lace, so you did kind of see like the friction of me, pulling it off, but it has her lace. Super super male tip and, as I mentioned today, we'll be doing a center part. So you see me already have a part it off and I'm just taking that hot comb and just smoothing everything one out, I'm and like you see it gaze the hairline that natural push back without me having to spray it like that and that's. Why also like this thicker size too, as well, so I will just go in between both or whatever, but yeah so right now, what I'm doing is just pulling out thin sections where the baby hairs will lay at first. I was gon na. Do a no baby hair installation, but I just wanted to do like a light, hair, baby installation where it's not too. It'S not a lot, and it's not like you know full it's just nice and thinner. So what I'm doing is just pulling out basically like my baby hair placement pieces pretty much like I know I wanted to go. I know where usually, where I wan na the baby hairs to lay and how I want them to lay, and I pull the hair around according to like, what's in my head and I'm just gon na, go ahead and continue to smooth out that hair right behind The ear and she can wear this regular, just everything to the front or she wan na push it behind her ear. She would be able to do so and still have that natural baby, hair hairline as well or she can just wear it regular without the hair. Behind her ear, either way it goes honey, it will be laid and some late. So once you pull those hairs out, just go ahead and cut them down short and I'm just still smoothing everything out, because once you pull around her ear, I want to be super smooth, super neat and super flat in as far as the baby hairs, I will Be using that she is bomb collection, all-in-one, slay gel and it's like a pink hair gel, and I just use that to soothe the baby hair because it dries pretty quickly before I even begin to blow-dry. So I'm just going to go ahead soup. The baby hair is dry it and I did actually do a baby hair going across the center part. Today. That was just the look I was going for. Sometimes I just parted down the middle and just make the baby hair symmetrical on both sides. But today I do want to do the across the center school. That'S just how I was feeling today and I'm just you know, pushing back some of the hair just to keep the baby hair is nice and thin and just moving everything one out so pretty much. What I'm doing to this side, I will repeat the same steps to the other side as well, so now that the baby hairs are in place, I'm just going to take my rat tail comb and place it in the middle just to fish, those over bleach knots And also to could get ready to conceal the part to make everything super super needs and, as you can see, we're getting very much skin skin and scalp tease and I'm just going to. I noticed, as I was doing, the UH concealer. It was like a piece of hair, I was bothering me like not in the center, so I did go ahead and fix that had to wait. But yes, once I conceal their part, honey and I've got the little straggler hairs out. The way this install was giving me life, I always do curly hair tutorials on all of the sisters, so this is actually her first straight straight laced with installation. She always does like front or bundles. Pretty much body wave like everything is always by the way for super super curly, but I did decide to go with the lowest rate hair for those days today. So yeah this pretty much tons of just install I'm gon na show you. You know the hair like pretty much finish just regular, but you can also put it behind her ear as well. It'S a very versatile look, and this is actually a lace front. It'S a 13 by 4 lace front, not like a frontal wig, but just a regular legs front, but here was the finishing video. I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial and this look and thank you guys for tuning in so I'm you beautiful husband, teenie