How-To: Glue Down A Lace Wig With Got2B Glue | Fix White Residue!!

Hello guys it's purchased kishan here welcome back to my channel in today's tutorial. I will be showing you guys how I apply my lace, tweaks to my head being that I'm not really showing much edges. This is not an in-depth video showing you how to sling edges. This is just showing you how I apply my lace: frontal, wake to my head. First I'll go with my brown stocking cap and apply it, and then I go in with a bit amount of got to be glue gel and I lightly apply this in my head. Doing previous experience, I realized that more gel you use eventually the other day it does harden and will get really tight and leave you very uncomfortable for the whole day. So I'm just lightly applying this all over my edges and I am applying clips to move that hair forward out of my face, and this also makes the process easier when putting the wig on your head, because you don't want that hair to get stuck. So they got to be glue and then it gets messy and sticky and it's not the best experience. So I first start by putting the elastic strap behind the nape of my head and I just pull and extend the frontal forward where I want it, and this gives me more control over where I'm actually placing the lace front. So all of my talk homes are actually broken, so I use the back of my tiny edge brush and help smooth it in instead of using my fingers, because we know our fingers have excess oil, and that also makes the edges get really white and flaky. And we don't want that, so I'm just using the back of the brush to push this in and you want to make sure it's completely intact and pushed into place. I will then be going in with that same small brush and just brush it on the edges. Once again, as I said, my edges will not be showing this is just to smooth it down in case the wind blows or anything. It still looks natural and flaky. So I'm not going in debt with laying down my edges now when I think that is dry, I will be taking those clips out of my head and adjusting the curls. I'M fixing it on my head, because the mannequin in my head is two completely different things. So right now I'm just fluffing it out shaking it. The curls are really tight, but I don't comb them out right away because that's how they go two weeks faster, so I actually likes to let my crow shop on their own. So usually, what I would do is just shake my head really fast to help loosen it a little, but not too much as you can see right there, those edges it did flake up, and fortunately so I took my hair rag and a little bit of alcohol Stabbed it onto the rag and use that rag to wipe the excess flakes off of my edges, I tried to use cotton. Cotton will rub on your hair and leave cotton flakes all over. You can use paper towel, but I just personally have a rag that I use just for my lace, frontals, precision in Justin LaRose, and I am giving you guys a 360 view on my hair. If you would love to see how I achieved these girls, I would leave a link down below. Thank you guys so much for watching and I will see y'all in the next video