Salon Wig Secrets Revealed: Very Detailed Lace Frontal Install + Tips & Tricks For Beginners

All right so before we get started, there's gon na be a couple things you need to get a sleek middle part. You'Re gon na need some hair mousse a wax stick: a hot comb of course, and the flat iron and then also at the end of the video. I want to show you guys how I tie my hair up for bedtime. So I already have the wig secured down. I have the wig plugged in the hairline tended to my liking, but I am going to fix it once I do my hair, my idea use the fold hold. I have a video where I show you guys how I secure my units down at using this. So this is a yucky texture wig from this lace wig, because texture is different from my favorite kinky texture wig. If ya keep texture, wigs, mimic, african-american relaxed hair to the team this week, just like the Yankee texture, wig is going to give you a natural vibe and it's definitely going to fool a lot of people. I do have this lace, wig, yucky, texture right here beside me and I'm going to show you guys. Just you guys can see a comparison. Yeah now keep in mind that this week has not been like blow dry out or pressed out or anything like that. So it is going to look very, very big, but I'll show you guys like in several videos how I get this kinky texture hair to blend and look like natural pressed out hair like it's unbelievable and honestly, yucky, texture and kinky texture. Wigs are the most lipped on hair textures in the game right now, cuz like if you've gone for a natural look, and you want your hair to look like yours. These two textures will never ever ever fail you honestly. So this is the kinky texture wig, like I said, it's very thick, very coarse, very natural light, but it's really really soft. The density on this week is 150 %, so it is on the thick side, but this week is so for my natural girls who want that pressed out look, but maybe I don't want to press out their own hair. This is like a bomb bomb texture, so but the yet you text your wig. It has like these little small small crimps. In I mean you really can't see it unless you are like, unless somebody is like all up in your head. Trying to figure out is this: your hair, or not both textures get really really straight. Both textures hold a curl. I have a video coming really soon, where I share with you guys how I curl such thick hair, the yaki texture. Wigs is also good for braid outs, twist outs, because it's going to give you that natural look that comes with those type of natural hairstyles, so yeah so anyways, alright. So once the wig and everything is installed, you want to go in with a hot comb. Now hot comb is extremely important to laying down a twig. My hot comb is from Target, it was 1999. Thankfully, this $ 20 hot comb gets the job done and it's way more affordable and I've had this for about a year. You guys probably can't see it, but it seems like this side is starting to fluff back up, so I'm going to go ahead and focus on this side. Hope you guys can see you guys, probably can't, but this side is a lot more flatter than this side. I can see it because I'm looking at the mirror - and I'm like super extra super annoying so you're using a hat call that number one. You want to be very careful, okay, because you don't want to burn yourself, and you can definitely do so with using this high tool where the heat is on. This comb is right here, it's not necessarily in the combs, even though it does distribute heat throughout the combs, but the majority of the heat is right here on the back, when you are hot combing here you're going to like honestly, let me show you guys, okay, So take the hot comb: stick it but press it going down flat. And you do that because this has all the heat and it's also going to press out the hair at the same time. So I'm going to show you guys again and definitely pull the comb down. You know I mean you can let it sit for a little while to get it flat, but girl like a couple seconds. I don't know if you guys can see this. You guys probably can, but this side is just flatter. Just me doing those two quick presses through the hair. I can already see the difference, but I do like to go into the hairline okay, so once I've pretty much gotten this flat, I'm gon na go in with a flat iron. This is my jewelry two inch flat iron. Now they don't sell this flat iron anymore. At Sally's, if you can still get your hands on it, you will love it cuz. It gets really really hot okay. So once I have my hair straightened, I'm going to go ahead and work on my hairline, just because I want my baby hairs to come out. A little bit more now for my baby hair, so I am going to use hair mousse. It'S not going to gunk up the hairline like gel, would and because I wanted more clean. Look, I'm just going to use hair mousse! Also when hair mousse is combed out. It'S also going to lay the same way, so it's just going to give a more natural look basically well, I do suggest that you use like some sort of edge brush or toothbrush or some sort of brush that has that has like bristles on it. Sometimes I will use the little small comb to swoop the hairs a little bit more and I want to be a little bit more precise. So you might see me kind of switching out between the comb and the brush here and there. So I'm just going to it and in the frontal you don't need to use a whole lot cuz. It is gon na melt and go back to its original formula, which is liquid. You don't want to use a whole lot either. Now you use a wax stick. It'S just gon na help. You get a more smoother appearance and it's gon na help with any type of flyaways. But you don't want to use a whole lot because then it's gon na make the hair kind of sticky and gunky. And then I like to go in with my hot comb and just melt that that hair wax, if your wig has flyaways, which it normally does have it just depends on how much flyaways your wig have. What you can do is you can use a little bit more of the wax stick, but I wouldn't recommend doing it because it's gon na make the hair look greasy. Actually, what I would do is I will go in with some hair mousse and I will use one pump like that and really that probably is too much and I'll rub it together and just apply it where those flyaways are and again them. The hair mousse just helps keep everything in place, so you don't have to worry about anything moving throughout the day and it's also not going to stiffen the hair. It'S just gon na make it more molded, and it's also gon na help with making it flipped. And this should be your last step guys. So let's show you guys how I tie up my last wig when it's time for me to go to bed. So the first thing I do is put my hair in a ponytail and I do not pull the ponytail, because I don't want the glue to pull on my hairline. So I just tie it enough so that it's out the way - and so I have all my hair - pushed back or brushed back or whatever, and then I'm gon na take a scarf. You can use whatever scarf you would like and I'm going to tuck it behind. My ears, the way you want to put on a headband is because, if your glue has loosened up any throughout the day, tying a head scarf around your head, it's just going to make that glue. Stick back to your lace front! So look in the hairline and I do like to cover my hair long and you can either go to bed with the ponytail in the hair like this and put a bonnet on. So what I normally do is I'd normally take it off, because the only reason why I do the hair tie is so that I can make sure all my hair is pushed to the back, and I can get it out the way when it comes to putting The scarf up, so I'm just going to put this bonnet on I'm gon na, take the hair and put it in like that. Thank you sure. Yes, I did