Frontal Ventilation | Wig Reconstruction| Wig Makeover | How To Fix: Frontals 2020

If you want to see how I transform this week from this to that, continue watching, yes, he's not asking me to marry them all the time. I know why they do it. Hi beauties! Welcome back to my channel in today's video. You will see me reconstructing this wig for a friend for Halloween. This week is three years old from maven hair company. She said she bought the bundles in a dark blonde color. The wig was made by a friend, colored and reconstructed for sizing, so this wig has been through it. It needs some milk, okay. Let me stop being silly, so I'm just gon na clean that I'm gon na wash and treat the hair she has some loose. I wasn't the one who made this unit so whoever made it I don't know. I also don't know how long she had this uniform but yeah. It'S like coming apart, but I'm gon na treat my friend cuz. She deserves it, she's a good friend so in this clip I'm just cleaning the lace. I did this by spraying the lace with 50 % alcohol, but if you have 70 % or above I would recommend that I then took a piece of paper towel, because I didn't have cloth nearby, dampened it with alcohol and rub the lace I made sure to Hold the lace top because I didn't want to remove more hair after rubbing what I can get off of the lace. I went in again and added the hair with alcohol to let it sit for about 10 to 15 minutes. So I just washed the lace. Only you could already see the difference that it's just water, like literally that is just water back here, probably need some more work. I can feel it, but a lot of put some more alcohol on it. Let it sit and, in the meantime, I'm gon na start working on my other wig anyways. Yes, I'm gon na come back, but you could see the difference like you can really see the difference. This is sunlight. I'M saying alright y'all I'll be back in this clip. The hair is freshly washed, the lace is clean and the hair is about 90 % dry. I have to sew the tracks back and ventilate the frontal. I just wanted you all to clearly see what I was working with ventilated 75 to 80 % of this, and she wanted bangs. So I didn't have to go overboard, or else this would be a new frontal moment and I have some tea pins in the back. But really what's best, for this is like those on oh there's ballpoint pens, they have any holes on the top of them different coming hands and you can get really precise when you want them. So this is how I'm gon na do it. I need to have more, but I don't so I'm gon na use what I have, what I have it good job that is really flat, I'm not talking too hard because I don't want to actually puncture the lace. I'M just grabbing these sequins, so I'm gon na take this straight from straight from the track like really closer track and not attract this much. This handy-dandy and I can't really close close in like a minute to show you guys exactly how to do it. Even if I was to record a video, sound body would honestly have to teach you like, I would have to sit down and teach you and show you. It is once I perfect this I will get a set up for me to actually show you guys, even though it's very difficult to do on camera. Honestly, that's why you don't ever see much of any videos online about it, but ventilation is literally the art of adding hair to the lace most manufacturers. They just use a machine, which is why people have to do a lot of plucking to their lace. But if you want a custom lace, you know you have to have somebody do it and you know that's what I'm learning. That'S what I'm doing so, if you need something repaired for your lace, just hit me up on Instagram beauty by DC B. This is why I'm on YouTube, so I can teach all these things because I didn't know this. I know many people don't know this. A lot of us buying new frontals once the hairline starts to recede or it starts to shed, but you can totally have somebody repair it before it gets to that point, and now you know somebody who can repair it for you before it gets to that point. Where you have to spend $ 90 $ 100 or so on a whole frontal, a whole new frontal at that. So that's already 180 dollars on frontals alone in the last. What six months? Because I'm telling you frontal shed like crazy, especially if you're wearing them back-to-back, but I couldn't do another video on frontal care and how to maintain. So you can get the longevity of your frontal until then, just book me link me get your consultation beauty by DCP period in this clip is the following. Besides the fact that I'm wearing the same outfit - don't worry, I shouted to put on the same thing because it's cozy, but that's besides the point so the hair is washed, is dried. I cut it some and I've ventilated it a little bit at this point. It'S about 65 %, you know full, but I want an some more because I felt like it could be better than that. I wanted at least both of the sides to match each other also. I definitely was speaking during this video, but music was playing. So I didn't want to get copyrighted so yeah. You can definitely see how full the hair is the bundles in the back. However, I wanted a little bit more density right there I felt like it was just too bare and you would be seeing through that's like being able to see somebody scalp. So I just wanted to fill that in some fill in the front by the hairline. A little bit some and just do a little little Juche. I just wanted to remind you guys that I'm literally adding density to this frontal strand by strand. So that's why I have to continue the next day, because, by the following day, the prior day before I was so tired and working, my fingers train by strands staring in one direction. For as long as I was, you know that that's a lot, that's tedious! It'S tedious work, but I loved it. I loved the outcome, so I just continued ventilating the front soul off-camera as well as cutting and styling the hair because she wanted it about. You know chin length or a little bit longer than that for Halloween, and then I installed it and styled it for her and she was a cute kitten. Just stay tuned to see the end results.