You Can’T Tell Me This Isnt My Hair! *Detailed* No Lifting Glueless Frontal Melt Down Ft Bgm Hair

Hello, everyone welcome or welcome back to my channel, it's your girl, caroline back again with another wig install today, i'm going to be giving you guys a super melted, no lifting detailed, glueless closure install and just kind of show you guys how i use this ebbin lace, Spray for my glueless installs, honestly, all my installs are glueless. I do not believe in using glue well better, yet i am not good at using glue, i'm better at doing glueless installs and it's safer on my edges and i can remove it and switch my wigs. However, i please, but i'm going to be installing this wig from a bmg black girl, magic hair. This is your kinky straight wig in this texture, 10 out of 10 recommend, and it is your hd lace wig, which is perfect for showing you how to get the most melted install. But let's get right into today's video. The first thing i am doing is i'm using my maybelline fit me foundation to just tint the lace of the wig, so i can get a perfect match to my skin tone, i'm using the shade 345. I believe, and i just buff that in with a standard makeup brush as far as a bald cap versus no bald cap, i don't do bald caps. I just wear wig caps to protect my braids from getting caught in the clips, but i do make sure i push my wig cap to the back of my hairline so that way the color it's not showing under my lace you get once i have my lace. Nice and tinted and the wig is nice and on my head, i can go ahead and proceed to just cutting around my ear tabs to make sure i get a perfect fit around my head and what i do for this is i really just get a comb And just try to draw around my ear and just part out that excess lace, that's covering my ear before i start my lace, laying process. I like to cut my lace into sections, and i also spray in sections doing this kind of just makes it easier to work with. Also it helps make sure that i'm getting every piece of lace that needs to be sprayed down to help prevent you know. Lifting and now i can get into showing you guys how i use this evan wonderlace spray for glueless installs for my side sections. Sometimes i have to cut the lace into a smaller piece just to make it even more precise and more detailed, so i can get it to stick a lot better because my sides don't stick that easy. Sometimes now, when it comes to the spray, i try to spray as close to the front of the hairline as possible, and i use my fingers to get a nice and even distribution of that product. This way it's not going to get so cakey and chopped and, like you know, built up in one area, i'm also pulling down my lace to kind of help me work as an anchor. Once i got an even distribution spray going on. I go in with my blow dryer on a cool heat. Setting cool is the key word here, because i realized, since this is a fast drying lace using a very hot setting, causes the lace to dry way too fast, which will cause it to get too sticky too fast, and you know just comes too hard to work With so using it on a cool setting and using my comb to help push that lace and everything in to get it, nice and flat really gets it to stick. I usually use a blow dryer on each section for about 10 to 15 inch seconds. Sometimes it won't stick automatically on your first try like you'll, see here i'm about to go ahead with my cuticle scissors and try to cut off this section of lace, and i noticed that it was lifting just a bit, but the lace is still tacky because it Hasn'T dried down all the way yet because i'm using a cool setting and what i do if it's not sticking at the first attempt before i go in and have to spray more spray, i just try to use my rat tail comb to keep pushing that lace Into the tackiness of the glue or spray, and then to help me really get my hair and lace pulled down. Well, i will go ahead and pull out my side, baby hairs right here and i'll pull that and just push everything down and eventually it will stick. It doesn't stick by then i just go ahead and repeat the steps and i will spray again to get it to you know, stick, but i've realized using too much of the spray does cause it to get a very white residue and just makes everything really hard To work with you know now i'm going to go ahead and repeat these steps over the rest of my hair. Another tip, i would say, is when you're spraying the ebb and lace spray. I try to make sure i'm spraying more on the lace and less on the hair, and this is just to kind of help the hair from getting super crunchy and hard from the spray. Sometimes, if my hand is able to do this, while i am using my blow dryer to dry down the glue or spray, i sometimes will gently comb out this product. While i'm doing this process, this does kind of help with the crunchiness and the hardness of the hair. But honestly it's inevitable because it's still going to get on the actual hair itself. But i usually am able to just gently comb out the crunchiness in the hair or at the worst. I can just use a little bit of water or a little bit of mousse to help break down. You know that crunchiness and i think i'll be able to show you guys an example of how i do deal with, like my hair, getting hard from the spray in these later clips. Oh is okay. Now that i have gone through the whole lace and i have sprayed and cut everything off, i do get some minor lifting here and there and what i do is i go ahead and spray. My rat tail comb, the comb itself with the oven spray, and i just use this and place it over the areas that are lifting, and this just really helps to make sure everything is successfully nice and pushed down. And before i proceed to doing my baby hairs. I go in with my um elastic band and just lay down my lace and i let it sit for probably minimum 10 minutes just to make sure everything is dry and stuck before i proceed to sweep my baby hairs because sweeping your baby hairs. While your lace is lifting is honestly a struggle of its own, sometimes i will get a bit of a white residue, as you can probably see a little bit right here and that's really easy to fix. I usually say that for last i can go in with some water and just wipe that off. That'S one thing: i love about this oven spray. Is that literally any mistake or anything that's wrong with it? A little bit of water takes it off real easy. Unlike actual lace glue where i got to use alcohol, it's a whole thing just to clean up, but now i'm just going in and i'm doing my baby hairs and for my baby hairs. I used a little bit of the ebb and leg spray, as you saw earlier to just kind of help. My baby hairs lay down as i'm pulling out the hairs i want to use for my baby hairs. Sometimes the hair will get hard as you'll see on this side right here, i'm having a hard time pulling the hair down, and what i do is i really just try to be as gentle as possible to not rip out my hair and just gently comb out That ebb and spray and break out the cast from the hairspray and boom bam. It is, you know, ready to use once i've pulled out enough hair. To my satisfaction, i'm just going in with my mini flat iron and i'm just trying to slightly curl the hairs upward to help you know the swooping be a little bit easier and once i've curled the hair. I use this razored this, what's called razor comb to just cut right at the curl, that's kind of how i tell where how short i want my hairs to be so. I cut right at where the hair is curled and i try to cut in like a layered, tapered effect kind of way, so it's shorter up the front and it's longer as it swoops back into the hair. So i'm not cutting straight across. Do not cut your baby hair straight across trust me. It looks weird and chunky janky. You want to go for a layered, tapered type of cut here, i'm using my um eco styling gel to help me lay them down, and i just kind of use. A combination of my finger and the comb and the brush like all three, is what i'm using to help me swoop these hairs. I feel like with baby hairs, it's kind of hard to like explain with my mouth, how i do it it's more of a visual thing and plus the more you do it. The more you just look at a inspiration photo, i'm always looking at what kind of baby hairs i'm going for when i do them, and i just try to like visually follow what i see on that photo that i'm looking at. If that makes sense. So if you're watching me just kind of like do your baby hairs with me as i'm doing them right now and just try to like follow along what i'm doing with my fingers and my hands and trust me eventually, it'll make sense, because i'm so bad at Explaining verbally - but i hope that makes sense a little bit, so i'm just going to go ahead and finish off doing the rest of these baby hairs like this hair. It was really just laying the lace baby hairs and that's it. I didn't do any styling or any parting with this hair, because i felt like i just like this look. The way it was in this natural hair state was just giving me natural vibes, i, with a heavy. You know what i'm saying, and this lace was a very much very laid like. Oh, i don't know because it was hd lace or because of my bomb lace, laying skills, maybe both, but this lace was laid okay. Now that i'm done laying down my baby hairs, i put my elastic band back on here, i'm just using my tweezers to pick up all the little hairs that got stuck to the glue and stuff to just clean up everything. While the lace is laying - and here we are with the finished look, this was such a simple install, but just so good, like y'all see you see her lifting wear, we don't know her and typically for me these glueless installs. I take them off at night, but they can last me about two to three days. If i'm doing the maintenance to keep the wig and i'm going to show you guys how i actually remove my installs. So literally, all i'm doing is i'm just spraying some water on top of my lace and i'm just going to let the water soak in a little bit. Give it a moment and just like that the wig comes off. Really easy. No edges were lost in the making of this video okay. It comes off just like that, which is why i do say this is not water resist. This is not waterproof, but it is water resistant because i can wear in the shower. If i'm maintaining, you know the lace, here's a look at the finished product of the haircut. I want to show you guys, just like the hair itself and its full length in beauty hope this video was helpful and useful to you guys and i hope to see you in another one. If you found it helpful comment down below and see another one peace out, girl scouts goodbye - oh it looks so cute. Oh