How To Ventilate A Lace Frontal.

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So what i do is i pick up to three to four um four strands of hair when i'm at the back and as you can see it doesn't even doesn't even show like. I took a lot of hair because i made sure that the knotting that, as i am ventilating, i make sure the knotting is very tight so that it wouldn't reflect on the on the strands it wouldn't reflect at the bottom. That is, i collected a lot of hair or i used a lot of hair. So, even though you are using up to three to four strands of hair, you want to make sure that you cut very tightly so that the strands or the the roots won't be. So loose and very thick, so that's how i ventilate i don't usually just do one one from from the beginning to the end. I usually do at least two to one strand when i, when i get to the front - and i only do one strand when i'm at the very edge of the front or within that lines where i can uh bring out the baby hair. That'S when i do two uh to one strand of hair, because you want the baby hair to be very, very you know very thin so that you can slick it down. If you want to slick it, because if it's too thick your, what is it called, your head control might not be able to sleek damage, especially when you are using um synthetic hair. So i don't usually use one strand of hair to do my ventilation because it still come out very nice for me, even though i use up three to four uh strands of hair. So that's how i do my own ventilation. Okay, for a more closer look so that you can see the way to ventilate. That'S why i have to i zoomed this uh video, so that you can see it properly, because it's really not that difficult, just watch the way i'm taking the the hair and passing it onto the you know, onto the wig or to the the lace. As you can see that i'm doing it right now and the the main thing about ventilation is not really that difficult to ventilate. The only thing that you need to really achieve a good uh result is for you to be patient, is not something that you want to do in a day and finish everything up in a day. If you want to do that, then you are going to end up um in a mess or you are going to end up doing something you wouldn't like. So just take your time to ventilate and you are going to see a very good results. So i'm still ventilating it as you can see the way, i'm ventilating and you want to make sure that you don't ventilate everything jam-packed make sure you leave some some some lines in between, so that everything will not be that jam-packed. As you can see, i'm leaving some several lines in between, because i don't want it to be very jam-packed and another another um thing you should consider when you are ventilating and when you are taking the strands of hair is you should consider the kind of lace That you are using if you are using a very stretchy lace if you are using a very stretchy lace as soon as you pass the hook through the lace, it's it's expand and it's what it like is expand the lace and when you ventilate or like one Or two strand of hair in that list that has already expanded you will see a lot of you will see that that those strand of hair will not be able to cover that that space or that particular hole that you pass them through, because the lace is Very, very stretchy, the lace that i'm using right now is very stretchy. So that is one other reason why i decided to be using at least three to four strands of hair in order for it to cover that hole that the ventilating needle is creating. Because of the stretchness of the of the lace, so i am still on it and i'm at the front now so from here. I do two strands of hair. When i'm three steps away from the from the edge, then i start using one strand of hair in order for it to look more natural, so, as you can see, i'm still leaving at least one line before i do the other uh before i ventilate the other One, so i don't jump back everything so that it will look more natural as well, because when you, when you see through the the bottom, then it makes it look more natural. When everything is very very jam-packed, it looks somehow, even though it will still be fine, but it doesn't look more natural when everything is very, very japanese, so i'm just going to continue to ventilate with two strands of hair. As i said before, then, when i'm like three three steps away from the front, then i use one strand of hair. I hope you guys understand everything that i have mentioned in this video and i hope you have learnt something as well from this from this video and for my explanation, if you still don't understand what i have said or everything that i have said, then you can Leave a question in the comments section below, so i'm just going to continue to do the ventilation till the very end. So this took me a lot of time days. In fact, a week to finish up, so you have to be patient, don't be in a hurry. Just be patient with it, and do it gently whenever you have the strength whenever you have the time so that you can, you know, come out with a perfect result. Okay, i'm done with the hair, as you can see, i'm just going to show you inside. So you can see how well they are very, very, very, very beautiful, so it doesn't really matter whether you use three to four strands of hair. What matters is how well you've you knotted it when you ventilated it when you are ventilating, you know if your knots are no tights is going to look lumpy at the roots, so make sure it's very, very tight when you are connecting it. That is what matter. I'M still i'm over, emphasizing it because you you will notice or when you are using more than one strand of hair. Your the whole root will be so lumpy and very thick. It'S not because you used three strands of hair or two strands, because you did not knot very well, so guys. This is the end result. This is a pro the end products. You can see how beautiful it's looking. So if you enjoyed this video, please give it a thumbs up subscribe turn on the notification bell and share this video as well. If you have learnt something from it subscribe to my channel, and thank you guys for watching, i will see you in my next video bye. You